forked from EduCraft/curriculum-project-hub
ChickenPige0n
8d2e0cb2c6
The org-admin provider page was a stale prototype wired to a removed
singular /provider-connection endpoint. It contradicted the pinned
invariants in several ways:
- It documented a process-env fallback for platform-managed credentials,
but ADR-0024 / Spec.System.Organization pins the resolver fail-closed
with no process-global key fallback.
- It exposed a BYOK<->PLATFORM_MANAGED mode toggle to org admins, but
ADR-0021 makes platform-managed connections platform-admin owned; the
org-side API (requireByokActor) rejects mutating them.
- It modeled one connection per org, while OrganizationProviderConnection
is keyed by (org, providerId) and the backend exposes a list plus a
per-providerId BYOK rotation.
- Its HTTP contract (/provider-connection, {baseUrl, hasAuthToken}) did
not match the real backend (/provider-connections + /:providerId,
{status, activeVersion, keyId}).
- It dangled a pointer to role/model pages that do not exist in the SPA;
roles/skills are managed via the CLI.
Rewrite the page to list connections, show status/version/keyId, and
rotate BYOK credentials per providerId with baseUrl + authToken (+ optional
anthropicApiKey) as the backend requires. Platform-managed rows render
read-only. Drop the fallback copy and the dangling pointer. Replace the
singular ProviderConnection API client with providerConnections /
rotateProviderConnection and remove the now-unused PROVIDER_MODES constant.
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