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@assemblyline-agents/provenance

v10.4.0

Published

Official Assembly Line connection plugin for user-scoped Provenance ledgers.

Readme

@assemblyline-agents/provenance

Official Assembly Line connection plugin for Provenance. It lets each authenticated agent user explicitly connect their append-only evidence ledger for reconstruction, audit, and handoff workflows.

Register the Assembly Line OAuth Client

Register one public client with the exact Assembly Line callback URI:

curl https://provenance.artificialillumination.co/api/oauth/clients \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PROVENANCE_SHARED_SECRET" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --data '{
    "clientId": "my-assembly-line-agent",
    "clientName": "My Assembly Line Agent",
    "redirectUris": [
      "https://YOUR-AGENT-HOST/assembly-line/connections/callback"
    ]
  }'

The shared secret is used only by the Provenance operator for registration. It must never be placed in the Assembly Line deployment. Configure the agent with:

PROVENANCE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=my-assembly-line-agent

Optional identity overrides are PROVENANCE_AGENT_ID, PROVENANCE_AGENT_NAME, and PROVENANCE_AGENT_RUNTIME. The agent id defaults to the client id and the runtime defaults to assembly-line.

Self-hosted Provenance deployments can set PROVENANCE_MCP_URL and, when OAuth is on a different origin, PROVENANCE_OAUTH_ISSUER. PROVENANCE_OAUTH_REDIRECT_URI overrides Assembly Line's normal callback only when necessary.

assembly-line add provenance agent

The selected plugin enables every reviewed Provenance tool. Gate its one write-classified action explicitly:

capabilities:
  provenance:
    connections:
      provenance:
        approval:
          provenance.register_agent: always

OAuth uses Authorization Code + PKCE S256 and Provenance's provenance:ledger scope. The resulting plt_ token is hard-scoped to the signed-in Provenance user and supplied agent identity, then stored in Assembly Line's host-side connection grant store.

provenance.register_agent is the only write-classified MCP tool and changes agent metadata only. OAuth already registers or reactivates the bound agent; add it to plugins.provenance.connections.provenance.disable when it is not needed.

Capture Is Separate

This connection exposes reconstruction tools; it does not capture Assembly Line events by itself. Provenance capture must remain ambient through a configured transcript watcher or a native asynchronous adapter. Never ask the model to manually log routine activity.