auth: verify MCP HTTP clients against the API key - #181
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The MCP server now gates its HTTP transports with a token verifier that requires the connecting client to present the API key, compared with hmac.compare_digest to match the FastAPI layer. The stdio transport is local and does not pass through the HTTP auth layer, so it keeps working unchanged. Raises the fastmcp floor to >=4.0.0, where the auth API used here is available.
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The MCP server now gates its HTTP transports with a token verifier that requires the connecting client to present the API key, compared with
hmac.compare_digestto match the FastAPI layer. The stdio transport is local and does not pass through the HTTP auth layer, so it keeps working unchanged.Raises the
mcpextra's fastmcp floor to>=4.0.0, where theauth=verifier API used here is available (2.x exposed a different auth surface).Verified against fastmcp 4.0.5 on the
streamable-httptransport: a client with no token and a client with a wrong token are both rejected, a client presenting the API key gets the full tool set, andstdiocontinues to list tools with no client token.