"""Key claiming + bearer auth for the managed control plane. Keys are claimed instantly (no billing yet): ``POST /v1/keys`` mints one and returns it once. The only abuse guard is a small in-memory per-IP throttle on claiming — the operator docs are explicit that an open control plane means open GPU spend. """ from __future__ import annotations import os import threading import time from . import db # Operators set this to the shared freesolo internal key; a bearer token equal to it # authenticates as the service identity (see db.ensure_internal_key). Unset -> only # minted sk-autoslm- keys are accepted. INTERNAL_KEY_ENV = "FREESOLO_INTERNAL_KEY" CLAIMS_PER_HOUR = 5 _claims: dict[str, list[float]] = {} _claims_lock = threading.Lock() class ThrottledError(RuntimeError): pass def claim_key(email: str | None = None, client_ip: str = "") -> dict: """Mint a fresh API key (throttled per client IP).""" now = time.time() with _claims_lock: recent = [t for t in _claims.get(client_ip, []) if now - t < 3600] if len(recent) >= CLAIMS_PER_HOUR: raise ThrottledError("too many key claims from this address; try again later") recent.append(now) _claims[client_ip] = recent # Bound memory: drop IPs whose claims have all aged out so the throttle table # doesn't grow unbounded as new client IPs hit /v1/keys over time. for ip in [ip for ip, ts in _claims.items() if not any(now - t < 3600 for t in ts)]: del _claims[ip] return db.create_key(email=email) def authenticate(authorization: str | None) -> dict | None: """Resolve an ``Authorization: Bearer ...`` header to a key row. Accepts a minted ``sk-autoslm-`` key, or — when the operator has configured ``FREESOLO_INTERNAL_KEY`` — that shared internal key, resolved to a single service identity (provisioned on first use so run ownership works normally).""" if not authorization or not authorization.startswith("Bearer "): return None token = authorization.removeprefix("Bearer ").strip() internal = os.environ.get(INTERNAL_KEY_ENV) if internal and token == internal: return db.lookup_key(token) or db.ensure_internal_key(token) if not token.startswith(db.KEY_PREFIX): return None return db.lookup_key(token)