QONTO-WP-0004: mark T03/T04 done

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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```task
id: QONTO-WP-0004-T03
status: todo
status: done
priority: high
state_hub_task_id: "f02b1cc0-4afc-44e5-b71d-545a13a3e12b"
```
Verify `key-cape`-issued IAM Profile tokens at the request boundary (facade
or assistant, depending on where T05 lands the auth check) in place of
`QONTO_ASSISTANT_MCP_TOKEN`. Derive `X-Actor-*`-equivalent claims from the
verified token instead of trusting self-asserted headers — closing the gap
`docs/mcp-integration.md`'s auth-model section calls out explicitly.
**2026-07-24:** No `key-cape`-side coordination was actually needed — its
`/jwks` is a standard RS256 endpoint. `KeyCapeTokenVerifier`
(`src/qonto_assistant/key_cape_auth.py`) fetches/caches signing keys over
httpx, validates `iss`/`aud`/`exp` and the IAM Profile v0.3 required claims,
and derives `ActorClaims` from the token. Wired into
`auth.actor_claims_from_headers` (the single seam both REST and MCP use); a
verified bearer token now takes precedence over self-asserted `X-Actor-*`
headers, and can be made mandatory via `QONTO_KEY_CAPE_REQUIRED` once real
tokens are issued to callers. Off by default (no
`QONTO_KEY_CAPE_JWKS_URL` set). `QONTO_ASSISTANT_MCP_TOKEN` remains a
documented local-dev/legacy fallback per `docs/mcp-integration.md`.
**Depends on:** `key-cape` exposing a client-verifiable token/JWKS surface
this service can validate against — needs coordination with `key-cape`, not
something this repo can complete alone.
Done when: a request bearing a valid key-cape token is accepted with
claims derived from the token; the shared-secret bearer path is
demoted to fixture/local-dev-only, matching what `docs/mcp-integration.md`
already documents as the intended boundary.
Verified: 13 new tests using a real generated RSA keypair + JWKS served
over `httpx.MockTransport` (valid/expired/wrong-audience/wrong-issuer/
missing-claim/unknown-key/rotated-key tokens, plus the auth.py precedence
and required-vs-optional paths).
## Task: Register and enforce `finance.qonto.read` in flex-auth
```task
id: QONTO-WP-0004-T04
status: todo
status: done
priority: high
state_hub_task_id: "fce7bf0e-674a-461f-8f2f-42d7dde3a722"
```
Register `finance.qonto.read` as a `flex-auth` resource. Call `flex-auth`
for a live decision on this resource rather than relying on
`QONTO_ASSISTANT_ENFORCE_SCOPE`'s current cached-claim check — mirroring
`tenant-engine`'s own reasoning that a stale grant is not an acceptable risk
for money-adjacent actions, applied here to read access. Replace the
hardcoded `default_tenant_id="binky"` assumption in `config.py` with a live
`tenant-engine` capability-role + plan lookup (`VEN`/`CUS`) so a lapsed
tenant loses read access on the next request, not whenever a cache expires.
**2026-07-24:** Registered `qonto-assistant` in `flex-auth`
(`flex-auth/examples/qonto-assistant/`, modeled directly on
`examples/tenant-engine/`): one resource type (`finance-snapshot`), one
action (`finance.qonto.read`), a Rego policy gating on
`resource.system` + `action` + `subject.type` + tenant match. Tenant
capability-role/plan liveness (`VEN`/`CUS`) is deliberately *not* encoded in
that policy — kept as a separate `tenant-engine` live-lookup check, per
both repos' policy-scope notes.
**Depends on:** `flex-auth` resource registration and a `tenant-engine`
lookup/cache API this repo can call — both external, not something this
repo can complete alone.
`LiveAuthorizationGate` (`src/qonto_assistant/live_authorization.py`)
combines `FlexAuthCheckClient.is_allowed()` (live `POST /v1/check`) and
`TenantEngineClient.active_roles()` (live `GET
/tenants/{id}/roles/live`, gated on `QONTO_TENANT_ENGINE_REQUIRED_ROLES`,
default `VEN,CUS`) and is wired into `CapabilityService._execute` ahead of
the internal policy kernel. Both clients fail closed by construction.
Replaces `QONTO_ASSISTANT_ENFORCE_SCOPE`'s cached-claim check as the live
authorization control point; off by default (no `QONTO_FLEX_AUTH_URL` set).
Done when: an unauthorized tenant/role is denied by a live `flex-auth`
decision, not a locally cached scope check; policy tests cover both the
allow and the newly-live-checked deny path.
Verified beyond mocked unit tests: ran a real `flex-auth serve` loaded with
the registered policy (`flex-auth test-policy`/`load-registry`/`check` all
pass) and a real `tenant-engine` instance seeded with a `VEN` grant for
`tenant:friendly:binky`, and exercised this repo's actual clients against
both live processes over real HTTP — `allow` for the correct tenant,
`live_authz_denied` for a mismatched one. 28 new unit tests.
## Task: Facade / scale-to-zero activator — design and reference implementation