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Patch Changes

• #709 8b838ec Thanks @omeraplak! - feat: add defaultPrivate option to AuthProvider for protecting all routes by default

  The Problem

  When using VoltAgent with third-party auth providers (like Clerk, Auth0, or custom providers), custom routes added via configureApp were public by default. This meant:

  • Only routes explicitly in PROTECTED_ROUTES required authentication
  • Custom endpoints needed manual middleware to be protected
  • The publicRoutes property couldn't make all routes private by default

  This was especially problematic when integrating with enterprise auth systems where security-by-default is expected.

  The Solution

  Added defaultPrivate option to AuthProvider interface, enabling two authentication modes:

  • Opt-In Mode (default, defaultPrivate: false): Only specific routes require auth
  • Opt-Out Mode (defaultPrivate: true): All routes require auth unless explicitly listed in publicRoutes

  Usage Example

  Protecting All Routes with Clerk

  import { VoltAgent } from "@voltagent/core";
  import { honoServer, jwtAuth } from "@voltagent/server-hono";
  
  new VoltAgent({
    agents: { myAgent },
    server: honoServer({
      auth: jwtAuth({
        secret: process.env.CLERK_JWT_KEY,
        defaultPrivate: true, // 🔒 Protect all routes by default
        publicRoutes: ["GET /health", "POST /webhooks/clerk"],
        mapUser: (payload) => ({
          id: payload.sub,
          email: payload.email,
        }),
      }),
      configureApp: (app) => {
        // ✅ Public (in publicRoutes)
        app.get("/health", (c) => c.json({ status: "ok" }));
  
        // 🔒 Protected automatically (defaultPrivate: true)
        app.get("/api/user/data", (c) => {
          const user = c.get("authenticatedUser");
          return c.json({ user });
        });
      },
    }),
  });

  Default Behavior (Backward Compatible)

  // Without defaultPrivate, behavior is unchanged
  auth: jwtAuth({
    secret: process.env.JWT_SECRET,
    // defaultPrivate: false (default)
  });
  
  // Custom routes are public unless you add your own middleware
  configureApp: (app) => {
    app.get("/api/data", (c) => {
      // This is PUBLIC by default
      return c.json({ data: "anyone can access" });
    });
  };

  Benefits

  • ✅ Fail-safe security: Routes are protected by default when enabled
  • ✅ No manual middleware: Custom endpoints automatically protected
  • ✅ Perfect for third-party auth: Ideal for Clerk, Auth0, Supabase
  • ✅ Backward compatible: No breaking changes, opt-in feature
  • ✅ Fine-grained control: Use publicRoutes to selectively allow access

@voltagent/[email protected]

Patch Changes

• #709 8b838ec Thanks @omeraplak! - feat: add defaultPrivate option to AuthProvider for protecting all routes by default

  The Problem

  When using VoltAgent with third-party auth providers (like Clerk, Auth0, or custom providers), custom routes added via configureApp were public by default. This meant:

  • Only routes explicitly in PROTECTED_ROUTES required authentication
  • Custom endpoints needed manual middleware to be protected
  • The publicRoutes property couldn't make all routes private by default

  This was especially problematic when integrating with enterprise auth systems where security-by-default is expected.

  The Solution

  Added defaultPrivate option to AuthProvider interface, enabling two authentication modes:

  • Opt-In Mode (default, defaultPrivate: false): Only specific routes require auth
  • Opt-Out Mode (defaultPrivate: true): All routes require auth unless explicitly listed in publicRoutes

  Usage Example

  Protecting All Routes with Clerk

  import { VoltAgent } from "@voltagent/core";
  import { honoServer, jwtAuth } from "@voltagent/server-hono";
  
  new VoltAgent({
    agents: { myAgent },
    server: honoServer({
      auth: jwtAuth({
        secret: process.env.CLERK_JWT_KEY,
        defaultPrivate: true, // 🔒 Protect all routes by default
        publicRoutes: ["GET /health", "POST /webhooks/clerk"],
        mapUser: (payload) => ({
          id: payload.sub,
          email: payload.email,
        }),
      }),
      configureApp: (app) => {
        // ✅ Public (in publicRoutes)
        app.get("/health", (c) => c.json({ status: "ok" }));
  
        // 🔒 Protected automatically (defaultPrivate: true)
        app.get("/api/user/data", (c) => {
          const user = c.get("authenticatedUser");
          return c.json({ user });
        });
      },
    }),
  });

  Default Behavior (Backward Compatible)

  // Without defaultPrivate, behavior is unchanged
  auth: jwtAuth({
    secret: process.env.JWT_SECRET,
    // defaultPrivate: false (default)
  });
  
  // Custom routes are public unless you add your own middleware
  configureApp: (app) => {
    app.get("/api/data", (c) => {
      // This is PUBLIC by default
      return c.json({ data: "anyone can access" });
    });
  };

  Benefits

  • ✅ Fail-safe security: Routes are protected by default when enabled
  • ✅ No manual middleware: Custom endpoints automatically protected
  • ✅ Perfect for third-party auth: Ideal for Clerk, Auth0, Supabase
  • ✅ Backward compatible: No breaking changes, opt-in feature
  • ✅ Fine-grained control: Use publicRoutes to selectively allow access

• 5a0728d Thanks @omeraplak! - fix: correct CORS middleware detection to use actual function name 'cors2'

  Fixed a critical bug where custom CORS middleware was not being properly detected, causing both custom and default CORS to be applied simultaneously. This resulted in the default CORS (origin: "*") overwriting custom CORS headers on actual POST/GET requests, while OPTIONS (preflight) requests worked correctly.

  The Problem

  The middleware detection logic was checking for middleware.name === "cors", but Hono's cors middleware function is actually named "cors2". This caused:

  • Detection to always fail → userConfiguredCors stayed false
  • Default CORS (app.use("*", cors())) was applied even when users configured custom CORS
  • Both middlewares executed: custom CORS on specific paths + default CORS on "*"
  • OPTIONS requests returned correct custom CORS headers ✅
  • POST/GET requests had custom headers overwritten by default CORS (*) ❌

  The Solution

  Updated the detection logic to check for the actual function name:

  // Before: middleware.name === "cors"
  // After:  middleware.name === "cors2"

  Now when users configure custom CORS in configureApp, it's properly detected and default CORS is skipped entirely.

  Impact

  • Custom CORS configurations now work correctly for all request types (OPTIONS, POST, GET, etc.)
  • No more default CORS overwriting custom CORS headers
  • Fixes browser CORS errors when using custom origins with credentials
  • Maintains backward compatibility - default CORS still applies when no custom CORS is configured

  Example

  This now works as expected:

  import { VoltAgent } from "@voltagent/core";
  import { honoServer } from "@voltagent/server-hono";
  import { cors } from "hono/cors";
  
  new VoltAgent({
    agents: { myAgent },
    server: honoServer({
      configureApp: (app) => {
        app.use(
          "/agents/*",
          cors({
            origin: "http://localhost:3001",
            credentials: true,
          })
        );
      },
    }),
  });

  Both OPTIONS and POST requests now return:

  • Access-Control-Allow-Origin: http://localhost:3001 ✅
  • Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true ✅

• Updated dependencies [8b838ec]:

  • @voltagent/[email protected]

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