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Summary

This is layer 4 (tip) of the ABAC stack:

Reviewers: attribute-based agent mode vs legacy allow/block lists, console policy sections only for persisted 26-char IDs, and built-in/plugin MCP cards not exposing enablement that belongs on the Tools tab.

Screenshots

Setting an ABAC policy at the service level:
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Setting an ABAC policy at the MCP level:
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Sysadmin view - setting policy on an agent (can set simple or advanced):
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Regular user view - setting policy on an agent (can set simple only):
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Test Plan

  • On Mattermost ≥ 11.10 with ABAC licensed: open an agent Access tab, choose Attribute-based (access policy), save the agent, then author a table policy as a non-admin agent manager and a CEL policy as a system admin.
  • System Console → Plugins → Agents: expand an LLM service and a remote MCP server and author/delete an access policy (advanced editor only).
  • Confirm built-in Mattermost MCP and any plugin-registered MCP server show a read-only card with an Access policy section; denying the built-in server hides in-product Mattermost tools for matching users.
  • On a server without ABAC (or < 11.10): policy UI is hidden; an agent already in attribute-based mode shows the “not available / users denied” warning.
  • Recreating a deleted service/MCP server with the same ID re-attaches the old policy unless the policy was removed first.
  • make check; skim docs/admin_guide.md ABAC section for accuracy.

Release Note

Added attribute-based access policy authoring for agents (Access tab), LLM services, and MCP servers (including the built-in Mattermost MCP server and plugin-registered servers). Requires Mattermost server v11.10.0 or later with ABAC licensed (Enterprise Advanced).

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added attribute-based access control for agents, services, and MCP servers.
    • Added Simple and Advanced policy editors for saved agents and services.
    • Added visibility filtering based on service access.
    • Added read-only details and policy controls for built-in and plugin-provided MCP servers.
    • Added clearer access-level options, warnings, and policy status messages.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved policy handling when switching agents away from attribute-based access.
  • Documentation
    • Expanded guidance for ABAC policies, permissions, visibility, lifecycle, and MCP server access.

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  • Reason: The output provides a template with a 'Reported by' column and asks the user to supply reporter information, but it does not actually attribute any bugs to any user because no bugs or user names are listed or mapped.

5. TestConversationMentionHandling/[openai]_conversation_from_attribution_long_thread.json

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  • Rubric: attributes the bug about trying to save without a color and the save button not doing anything to @maria.nunez
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6. TestConversationMentionHandling/[openai]_conversation_from_attribution_long_thread.json

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7. TestDirectMessageConversations/[openai]_bot_dm_tool_introspection

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2. TestConversationMentionHandling/[anthropic]_conversation_from_attribution_long_thread.json

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  • Rubric: is a list of bugs
  • Reason: The output does not provide any bugs or a list of bugs; it states it cannot access bug reports and suggests steps to find them.

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5. TestConversationMentionHandling/[anthropic]_conversation_from_attribution_long_thread.json

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  • Rubric: attributes the bug about trying to save without a color and the save button not doing anything to @maria.nunez
  • Reason: The output does not mention the specific bug (saving without a color and the save button not doing anything) nor does it attribute it to @maria.nunez. It only states inability to access external systems and suggests how to compile a list.

6. TestConversationMentionHandling/[anthropic]_conversation_from_attribution_long_thread.json

  • Score: 0.00
  • Rubric: the bug about the end user being able to change channel banner is attributed to @maria.nunez
  • Reason: The output states it cannot access bug reports and suggests ways to compile a list, but it does not mention the specific bug about changing the channel banner nor attribute it to @maria.nunez.

7. TestDirectMessageConversations/[anthropic]_bot_dm_tool_introspection

  • Score: 0.00
  • Rubric: mentions Github and refers to the documentation
  • Reason: The output refers to the documentation (docs.mattermost.com) but does not mention GitHub.

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The change adds ABAC access for agents, conditional policy editing, policy cleanup during access-mode changes, and policy controls for services and MCP servers. It also adds tests, translations, shared MCP type imports, and documentation.

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ABAC policy controls

Layer / File(s) Summary
Conditional policy editor
webapp/src/components/access_control/policy_editor.tsx, webapp/src/components/access_control/console_policy_section.tsx, webapp/src/components/access_control/*test.tsx
PolicyEditor can hide empty policies and show retained-policy guidance. Console policy sections support Simple and Advanced editors while preserving loaded state after collapse.
Agent ABAC access and policy lifecycle
webapp/src/components/agents/..., webapp/src/components/system_console/bot.tsx, webapp/src/components/system_console/llm_access.tsx, webapp/src/i18n/en.json
Agent access settings support attribute-based access. Switching away from ABAC checks, retains, or deletes the saved policy with confirmation, retry handling, and blocked navigation.
Service and MCP policy controls
webapp/src/components/system_console/service.tsx, webapp/src/components/system_console/mcp_servers.tsx, webapp/src/components/system_console/mcp_builtin_servers_section.tsx, webapp/src/components/system_console/*test.tsx
Persisted services and MCP servers display policy controls. Built-in and plugin servers render as read-only cards with applicable identifiers and policy sections.
Shared MCP type imports
webapp/src/components/system_console/mcp_types.ts, webapp/src/components/system_console/mcp_*
MCP components and tests import shared MCP types from mcp_types instead of component-specific exports.
ABAC and MCP documentation
docs/admin_guide.md, docs/features/managing_agents.md, e2e/tests/agents/access-control.spec.ts
Documentation covers ABAC evaluation, visibility, lifecycle, service identifiers, MCP policy filtering, and planned end-to-end coverage.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to d1c1d

This change adds ABAC policy editing across agents, services, and MCP servers, but the current head can discard an unsaved policy expression when access levels are switched, contains conflicting or broken administrator documentation, and still includes a development-only dependency pin that must be removed before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AgentConfigView
  participant AccessTab
  participant AccessControlClient
  participant ConfirmationDialog
  AgentConfigView->>AccessTab: render ABAC access controls
  AccessTab-->>AgentConfigView: select another access mode
  AgentConfigView->>AccessControlClient: check saved agent policy
  AccessControlClient-->>AgentConfigView: return policy state
  AgentConfigView->>ConfirmationDialog: request keep or delete decision
  ConfirmationDialog-->>AgentConfigView: return decision
  AgentConfigView->>AccessControlClient: delete policy when requested
  AccessControlClient-->>AgentConfigView: return deletion result
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webapp/src/components/access_control/policy_editor.tsx (1)

290-294: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Consider making the retained-policy helper text resource-aware.

PolicyEditor serves agent, service, and mcp resource types through policyClientFor. This helper text hardcodes "this agent". Only access_tab.tsx passes hideWhenEmpty today, so the wording is correct now. If a service or MCP host later sets hideWhenEmpty, the text will name the wrong resource.

Select the message from resourceType, or accept the note as a prop from the host.

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minimal, and validate.

In `@webapp/src/components/access_control/policy_editor.tsx` around lines 290 -
294, Update the PolicyEditor helper text rendered by hideWhenEmpty to derive its
wording from resourceType, or receive resource-specific text from the host, so
agent, service, and mcp policies are named correctly without changing current
agent behavior.
webapp/src/components/agents/tabs/access_tab.tsx (1)

33-43: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

The policy editor remounts when the user access level changes.

The same policyEditor element is rendered in two different tree positions: inside UserAccessLevelItem through attributeBasedDescription when attribute-based access is selected, and as a sibling of the item lists otherwise. React cannot reconcile an element across different parents, so each toggle of the user access level unmounts and remounts PolicyEditorContent.

Two effects follow. First, the editor refetches the policy and the attribute catalogue (getAccessControlFields with limit 100) on every toggle. Second, an unsaved expression in the editor is discarded.

Consider rendering the editor at one stable position and keeping hideWhenEmpty={!attributeBasedSelected} to control visibility.

♻️ Proposed single render position
     let attributeBasedContent: React.ReactNode = null;
     if (attributeBasedSelected) {
-        if (policyEditor) {
-            attributeBasedContent = (
-                <PolicyEditorWrapper>
-                    {policyEditor}
-                </PolicyEditorWrapper>
-            );
-        } else if (abacSupported) {
+        if (!policyEditor && abacSupported) {
             attributeBasedContent = (
                 <PolicyNote>
                     <FormattedMessage defaultMessage='Save the agent first, then define who can use it. Until a policy is defined, all users can use this agent.'/>
                 </PolicyNote>
             );
-        } else {
+        } else if (!policyEditor) {
             attributeBasedContent = (
                 <PolicyNote $warning={true}>
                     <FormattedMessage defaultMessage='Attribute-based access is configured but not available on this server; users are currently denied access.'/>
                 </PolicyNote>
             );
         }
     }
-            {!attributeBasedSelected && policyEditor && (
+            {policyEditor && (
                 <PolicyEditorWrapper>
                     {policyEditor}
                 </PolicyEditorWrapper>
             )}

This change moves the editor below the user access section in both modes. Confirm the visual placement is acceptable before applying it, and update access_tab.test.tsx accordingly.

Also applies to: 107-111

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In `@webapp/src/components/agents/tabs/access_tab.tsx` around lines 33 - 43,
Render the policyEditor created from PolicyEditor at one stable position in the
access tab instead of placing it through attributeBasedDescription in one mode
and as a sibling in another. Preserve hideWhenEmpty={!attributeBasedSelected} so
visibility still follows the selected access level, and update
access_tab.test.tsx for the consolidated placement.
webapp/src/components/agents/agent_config_view.tsx (1)

382-404: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Verify the switch-away detection reads the pre-save baseline.

Line 380 calls setBaselineDraft(cloneDraft(draft)) before line 387 reads baselineDraft. The read resolves to the render-scoped closure value, which is still the pre-save baseline, so the comparison is correct today. The correctness of this flow depends on that ordering.

Add a short comment that records the dependency on the closure value. A later refactor to a ref or to a reducer could change the read order and silently disable the cleanup prompt.

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In `@webapp/src/components/agents/agent_config_view.tsx` around lines 382 - 404,
Add a short comment near the baselineDraft comparison in the switch-away
detection to document that it intentionally reads the render-scoped closure
value captured before setBaselineDraft, preserving detection of the pre-save
user access level.
webapp/src/components/system_console/llm_access.tsx (1)

72-82: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Consider giving the radio inputs accessible names.

The new attribute-based radio follows the existing pattern: the label is a bare text node in the AllowTypes grid, and the input has no <label>, aria-label, or aria-labelledby. A screen reader announces the input without its option name. access_tab.test.tsx confirms this, because it must match the radio by value instead of by accessible name.

The gap already exists for the other three options, so treat this as a group-level improvement rather than a change to this option only.

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In `@webapp/src/components/system_console/llm_access.tsx` around lines 72 - 82,
Update the AllowTypes radio group, including the new AttributeBased option and
the existing options, so every radio input has an accessible name via an
associated label or appropriate aria-labelledby/aria-label. Preserve the current
values and selection behavior, and update access_tab.test.tsx to query radios by
their accessible names instead of relying on value.
webapp/src/components/agents/agent_config_view.test.tsx (1)

51-53: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

The useABACSupport mock returns the wrong field name.

useABACSupport in webapp/src/utils/access_control.ts returns {supported, loading}. This mock returns {supported, checking}. AgentConfigView destructures only supported, so the tests pass today. If the component later reads loading, it receives undefined and the mock hides the regression.

♻️ Proposed fix
 jest.mock('`@/utils/access_control`', () => ({
-    useABACSupport: () => ({supported: false, checking: false}),
+    useABACSupport: () => ({supported: false, loading: false}),
 }));
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In `@webapp/src/components/agents/agent_config_view.test.tsx` around lines 51 -
53, Update the useABACSupport mock in the agent configuration tests to return
the hook’s actual loading field instead of checking, while preserving the
existing supported value.
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/admin_guide.md`:
- Line 337: Fix the visibility cross-reference in the LLM services documentation
by making the “Visibility (services and agents)” label a Markdown heading that
generates the existing `#visibility-services-and-agents` anchor, or update the
link to match an existing heading. Preserve the surrounding content.

In `@webapp/src/components/agents/agent_config_view.test.tsx`:
- Around line 563-604: Update the test suite’s beforeEach setup to reset mock
implementations, not just call history, so mockRejectedValue configurations from
tests such as the failed policy deletion cases do not persist into later tests.
Use jest.resetAllMocks() or explicitly restore
accessControlClient.deleteAgentAccessPolicy before each test while preserving
the existing default mock behavior.

In `@webapp/src/components/system_console/mcp_servers.tsx`:
- Around line 345-350: Update the resourceDisplayName fallback in the
ConsolePolicySection usage to pass the generated server name through
intl.formatMessage, while preserving config.name when available and ensuring the
“Server” label is included in i18n extraction.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@webapp/src/components/access_control/policy_editor.tsx`:
- Around line 290-294: Update the PolicyEditor helper text rendered by
hideWhenEmpty to derive its wording from resourceType, or receive
resource-specific text from the host, so agent, service, and mcp policies are
named correctly without changing current agent behavior.

In `@webapp/src/components/agents/agent_config_view.test.tsx`:
- Around line 51-53: Update the useABACSupport mock in the agent configuration
tests to return the hook’s actual loading field instead of checking, while
preserving the existing supported value.

In `@webapp/src/components/agents/agent_config_view.tsx`:
- Around line 382-404: Add a short comment near the baselineDraft comparison in
the switch-away detection to document that it intentionally reads the
render-scoped closure value captured before setBaselineDraft, preserving
detection of the pre-save user access level.

In `@webapp/src/components/agents/tabs/access_tab.tsx`:
- Around line 33-43: Render the policyEditor created from PolicyEditor at one
stable position in the access tab instead of placing it through
attributeBasedDescription in one mode and as a sibling in another. Preserve
hideWhenEmpty={!attributeBasedSelected} so visibility still follows the selected
access level, and update access_tab.test.tsx for the consolidated placement.

In `@webapp/src/components/system_console/llm_access.tsx`:
- Around line 72-82: Update the AllowTypes radio group, including the new
AttributeBased option and the existing options, so every radio input has an
accessible name via an associated label or appropriate
aria-labelledby/aria-label. Preserve the current values and selection behavior,
and update access_tab.test.tsx to query radios by their accessible names instead
of relying on value.
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nickmisasi and others added 8 commits September 4, 2026 12:12
Connect the shared policy editor to agents, services, and MCP hosts, and
finish ABAC docs, i18n, and the e2e stub for tip parity.

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Keep-policy leaves the CEL restriction in force; the Access tab must
still expose the editor so it can be removed without re-selecting
attribute-based access.

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CodeRabbit's re-review caught mock leakage across agent save tests, an
untranslated MCP fallback name, and a docs link that did not resolve.

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…icies

Sysadmins should get the same Simple/Advanced toggle as the agent Access tab, not CEL-only.

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Collapse hides the editor with visibility/clip and inert instead of unmounting, so unsaved edits and Monaco layout survive without refetching.

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Cloud/WAF can strip the JSON body from a 403, so the editor was falling back to a generic retry message.

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…te-based access

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