Merges the standalone llm-principal-broker (1,132 LOC) into fastapi-gsap
as an in-process module. The previous architecture had two FastAPI
processes where the broker called GSAP over HTTP on every delegation
creation; now the lifecycle code uses GSAP's own async DB engine
directly and inserts AuthorizationContextDB rows in the same
transaction context.
New module: gsap_broker/delegations/
models.py Pydantic request/response shapes
storage.py DelegationDB SQLModel sharing the GSAP engine
lifecycle.py DelegationManager — in-process AC issuance via
AuthorizationContextDB.insert (no HTTP self-call)
cleanup.py 30s background task for stale delegations
router.py /delegations/* FastAPI router (4 endpoints)
registrars/
base.py AgentRegistrar Protocol + AgentCredentials
stub.py dev-mode no-op
keycloak.py Keycloak Admin REST API
entra.py Microsoft Entra Agent ID via Graph (lazy import)
factory.py driver selection (auto/stub/keycloak/entra)
Wiring:
app.py mounts the delegations router and starts the cleanup task in
the existing lifespan context manager.
settings.py absorbs the keycloak_admin_*, entra_*, and
agent_registrar fields from the old broker's settings.
pyproject.toml adds an optional `entra` extra for the msal dep.
Behaviour preservation:
- Endpoints kept identical: POST /, POST /{id}/revoke, GET /{id}, GET /
- Chronicle event codes preserved: 0x3001 / 0x3003 / 0x3004
- DelegationScope defaults unchanged (max_ttl_minutes=60, max_commands=500)
- Capability ceiling -> capability_mask conversion documented inline
Smoke test: `python -c "from gsap_broker.app import app"` loads cleanly
with 26 routes including the four /delegations/ endpoints.
The standalone llm-principal-broker repo is archived to
~/projects/archive/llm-principal-broker.
Signed-off-by: Tyler King <tking@guildhouse.dev>
POST /mcp — Streamable HTTP JSON-RPC 2.0 (MCP spec 2024-11-05)
11 governance tools for consortia builders:
request_ac — AC issuance (wraps /governance/authorize/)
validate_ac — AC validation (wraps /governance/authorize/{token}/)
post_cr — CR posting (wraps /governance/complete/)
query_accord — AccordTemplate lookup
request_delegation — proxy to LLM Principal Broker
revoke_delegation — proxy to LLM Principal Broker
get_delegation — proxy to LLM Principal Broker
list_agents — proxy to LLM Principal Broker
get_posture — DEFCON level and restrictions (30s cache)
check_operation — dry-run operation check against posture
session_info — current session context
Tool handlers call existing broker internals — no logic duplication.
Delegation tools proxy to LLM Principal Broker via HTTP.
Every tool call recorded in Chronicle (MCP_TOOL_CALL 0x3020).
Any MCP-compatible agent can discover and use governance operations
through standard protocol — no Capstone, no Django required.
All 7 smoke tests pass (init, list, posture, check_op, session, accord, error).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reference implementation of GCAP-SPEC-SHELLBOUND-BROKER-0001
in FastAPI. Designed for ISVs and enterprises implementing
the governed shell authorization protocol.
Architecture:
FastAPI + SQLModel + Pydantic + async SQLite
Single container deployment: Dockerfile included
OpenAPI schema at /docs is the machine-readable GSAP contract
Broker Interface (§5):
POST /governance/authorize/ — Issue AC
GET /governance/authorize/{p}/ — Poll elevation
POST /governance/complete/ — Receive CR
GET /governance/session/{id}/ — View chain of custody
POST /governance/elevate/ — JIT elevation
GET /governance/drivers/ — List drivers
Identity Driver Interface (§2.2):
IdentityDriver — abstract base (ISV extension point)
KeycloakDriver — Keycloak implementation
DriverRegistry — driver lookup and registration
Chronicle integration (§1.4):
Optional CloudEvents emission via CHRONICLE_WEBHOOK_URL
Forgejo push event format for receiver compatibility
Models:
Pydantic schemas for AC, CR, Principal, Accord, Operation
SQLModel DB models for persistence
Tests: 6 async tests including full AC→CR cycle
695 lines across 27 files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
