Docs: Say Cortex for the product and AuthBridge for the sidecar by huang195 · Pull Request #1146 · rossoctl/cortex

huang195 · 2026-09-26T22:45:43Z

What

Two renames happened; only one finished.

Kagenti → Rossoctl is complete. The strings that survive are inside docs/superpowers/, a frozen archive, plus the new rule that documents the retirement. Nothing to do:

git grep -Ion -i kagenti -- . ':(exclude)docs/superpowers'

AuthBridge → Cortex cannot finish, because a large share of the live authbridge occurrences are published contract:

Frozen	Why
`authbridge`, `-envoy`, `-lite`, `-cpex`	image names; the operator selects images by name
`authbridge-{proxy,envoy,cpex,praxis}`	binaries, `cmd/` dirs, Go module paths, release tarballs
`x-authbridge-{direction,secret}`, `x-authbridge-unmapped-<name>`	wire protocol
`AUTHBRIDGE_*`	env vars users may already have set
`authbridge-config{,-<agent>}`, `authbridge-runtime{,-config,-mtls}`, `authproxy-routes`	ConfigMaps the operator creates
`/etc/authbridge/config.yaml`	the operator's volume spec; also this repo's entrypoint and manifests
`abph_`	credential-handle prefix, on the wire
`Spec.AuthBridgeMode`, `rossoctl.io/authbridge-mode`	`rossoctl/operator`'s API — a CRD field and an annotation

That last row is the blocker: retiring those needs a deprecation window and coordinated PRs in at least two repositories.

So the split is a model, and the registry path says so: ghcr.io/rossoctl/cortex/authbridge. Cortex is the product; AuthBridge is the injected sidecar component. The boundary runs along deployment surface — the laptop story (install.sh, abctl, ~/.cortex/) already says Cortex throughout, while the older k8s-sidecar docs say AuthBridge because they predate the rename.

What actually changed

Prose that named the product AuthBridge now says Cortex: # AuthBridge, ## What AuthBridge Does, "AuthBridge provides secure, transparent token management", # AuthBridge Demos, "Test the AuthBridge Flow", the seven demo titles reading "Demo with AuthBridge", and — after review round 1 — the opening prose and table headers sitting under those renamed headings.

The rule, now written down: say Cortex when the sentence is about the product; keep AuthBridge when the phrase names a concrete artifact. Both of these are correct — "Cortex provides zero-trust token management", "the AuthBridge sidecar validates the JWT".

Deliberately untouched: phrases naming a concrete artifact — the sidecar, the images, the binaries, that container's logs, the mode field, the ConfigMaps, and literal UI labels such as the Rossoctl UI's "Secure with AuthBridge" checkbox, which this repo does not define. docs/proposals/authbridge-hooks.md is left alone as a historical proposal, like the dated archives.

The root cause

The convention lived nowhere — its only statement in the tree was one line inside a frozen archive spec, which is why this keeps coming up. It now has a section in CLAUDE.md (re-read every session) carrying the frozen list in full, plus a short version in core/README.md.

install.sh turned out to already implement the model exactly — zero prose "AuthBridge", with authbridge-proxy appearing only as the name of the binary it installs. It is cited as the reference:

grep -c 'AuthBridge' install.sh; grep -c 'authbridge-proxy' install.sh

Review round 1

A strict review found the rename incomplete in the files this PR had already touched: seven of the renamed headings still carried the old product name in their opening prose, two table column headers contrasted "Original Demo" against "With AuthBridge" under a heading now reading "How Cortex Changes…", and several inbound citations named titles that no longer existed. Round 1 fixes those, plus three claims the diff itself got wrong:

CLAUDE.md's new kagenti rule was falsified by the two lines that state it — the grep it invites returns its own sentence. Qualified.
Two frozen-table cells gave a false provenance under a true conclusion: the wire-header row credited "Envoy config in the rossoctl Helm chart", but this repo has no chart and two of those three headers are produced here. Provenance subtracted, conclusion kept.
The keep-list omitted literal UI labels, so a literal reading told the next agent to rename the four docs quoting a UI string this repo cannot change.

The round is net-zero in prose: every edit substitutes one name or deletes a false clause.

Verification

No frozen identifier loses an occurrence between main and this branch. Counts rise in the two files that now document those names, which is the new table naming them — so the invariant is "none lost", not "counts identical":

for id in authbridge-envoy authbridge-lite authbridge-cpex authbridge-proxy \
          authbridge-praxis x-authbridge-direction x-authbridge-secret \
          x-authbridge-unmapped AUTHBRIDGE_ authbridge-config authbridge-runtime \
          authproxy-routes /etc/authbridge/config.yaml abph_ AuthBridgeMode \
          rossoctl.io/authbridge-mode; do
  printf '%-34s %s %s\n' "$id" \
    "$(git grep -Io -- "$id" main -- . ':(exclude)CLAUDE.md' ':(exclude)core/README.md' | wc -l)" \
    "$(git grep -Io -- "$id" HEAD -- . ':(exclude)CLAUDE.md' ':(exclude)core/README.md' | wc -l)"
done

Only documentation changed — .md files and one hand-authored .svg. No Go, YAML, or shell.
The SVG still parses as XML. It has no generator, so it is edited in place.
This diff breaks no relative link. The invariant is "no worse than main", not "all links resolve" — demos/github-issue/demo-aiac.md ships two links whose targets live one directory deeper, broken identically on main.
Every citation whose link text names a doc title was checked against that title's current first line. cmd/README.md is still titled "AuthBridge Binaries", so the citations pointing at it are correct and were left alone.
kagenti appears outside docs/superpowers/ only in the CLAUDE.md section documenting its retirement.

Nothing in this repo can fail on any of the above — no markdown, link or naming hook in .pre-commit-config.yaml, spellcheck_action.yml gated if: false, no link checker. So the invariants above were pinned in a review harness and each check was mutated to confirm it can fail, including a negative control that retitles cmd/README.md, which must also fail. Closing that gap in CI is filed separately.

What this does not do

It does not complete the rename in prose outside the sections it renamed — the demo guides and plugin docs still describe the product as AuthBridge in many places, and sorting those is a per-sentence judgment call that deserves its own review. The sweep and the triage rule:

git grep -n 'AuthBridge' -- '*.md' '*.svg' \
  ':(exclude)docs/superpowers' ':(exclude)docs/proposals'

Keep AuthBridge where the phrase names the sidecar, an image, a binary, a container, its logs, a mode field, a ConfigMap, or a literal UI label; say Cortex where the sentence is about the product or what a demo demonstrates.

Also not fixed, as pre-existing rather than caused here: the demo-aiac.md policy links above, and docs/kubernetes.md citing CLAUDE.md as "AuthBridge CLAUDE.md" (that title changed in the earlier Rossoctl rename, not this one).

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) noreply@anthropic.com

Two renames happened and only one finished. Kagenti -> Rossoctl is complete: the four surviving `kagenti` strings are all inside docs/superpowers/, a frozen archive. AuthBridge -> Cortex cannot finish, and that is worth writing down rather than rediscovering. Of 2,172 live `authbridge` occurrences, 1,075 are published contract -- four image names the operator selects by name, the binary names and Go module paths, the x-authbridge-* wire headers, AUTHBRIDGE_* env vars, the authbridge-config / authbridge-runtime ConfigMap family, /etc/authbridge/config.yaml, and the abph_ prefix. Two more are another repository's API: Spec.AuthBridgeMode on the operator's AgentRuntime CRD, and the rossoctl.io/authbridge-mode annotation. Retiring those needs a deprecation window and coordinated PRs elsewhere. So the split is a model, not an accident, and the registry path states it: ghcr.io/rossoctl/cortex/authbridge. Cortex is the product; AuthBridge is the injected sidecar component. What was genuinely wrong was prose naming the *product* AuthBridge -- "# AuthBridge", "What AuthBridge Does", "AuthBridge provides secure token management", "# AuthBridge Demos", and seven demo titles reading "Demo with AuthBridge". Twenty-four of those, now Cortex. Phrases naming a concrete artifact are untouched: the sidecar, the images, the binaries, that container's logs, the mode field. The root cause was that the convention lived nowhere. It is now in CLAUDE.md, which is re-read every session, with the frozen list in full; core/README.md carries a short version. install.sh already followed it exactly -- zero prose "AuthBridge", with authbridge-proxy appearing only as the binary it installs -- so it is cited as the reference. Verified: every frozen identifier's count is byte-identical to main once the two files documenting them are excluded; docs and one hand-authored SVG are the only changes; the SVG still parses; broken links stay at the 7 pre-existing. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>

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Documentation now identifies Cortex as the product and AuthBridge as the injected sidecar. Product descriptions, architecture wording, and demo titles and headings use Cortex. Existing AuthBridge artifact names and specified API identifiers remain unchanged.

Changes

Product naming documentation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Naming rules and retained identifiers `CLAUDE.md`, `core/README.md`	The documents distinguish Cortex as the product from AuthBridge as the injected sidecar. They list AuthBridge identifiers that remain unchanged and describe naming rules.
Architecture overview wording `docs/architecture.md`	The title, introduction, and product description use Cortex.
Demo titles and flow headings `.claude/skills/demo/SKILL.md`, `demos/README.md`, `demos/github-issue/`, `demos/weather-agent/`	Demo titles and flow headings use Cortex. The GitHub Issue Agent introduction credits Cortex with automatic identity registration.

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The documentation is otherwise mergeable, but these references may confuse readers about which name denotes the product. Correct them before merge or accept the limited documentation inconsistency.

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Changed systems: demos, CLAUDE.md, core, docs

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observed — demos (service) was modified; 8 changed files map to changed impact.
observed — CLAUDE.md (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
observed — core (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
observed — docs (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.

Before / after behavior

observed — Modified behavior in CLAUDE.md: Adds naming guidance distinguishing the Cortex product from the AuthBridge sidecar, enumerates artifact identifiers and operator-owned API fields that retain AuthBridge naming, and specifies when to use each name in prose. Replaces the “What AuthBridge Does” heading and description with “What Cortex Does” and a Cortex-focused description.
observed — Modified behavior in core/README.md: Adds naming guidance distinguishing Cortex from the AuthBridge sidecar, listing artifact, header, and environment-variable identifiers that remain unchanged and linking to the frozen naming list.
observed — Modified behavior in demos/README.md: The README title changes from “AuthBridge Demos” to “Cortex Demos.”
observed — Modified behavior in demos/README.md: The GitHub Issue Agent heading changes from “Full AuthBridge Flow” to “Full Cortex Flow.”

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🟡 Minor · Finish the product-name update in these reader-facing references. · README.md:37

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Finish the product-name update in these reader-facing references. Both labels use AuthBridge where the PR defines Cortex as the product and AuthBridge as the injected sidecar.

demos/README.md#L37-L37: Change “New to AuthBridge?” to “New to Cortex?”

demos/github-issue/demo.md#L92-L92: Change “AuthBridge Overview” to “Cortex Architecture” to match the linked page’s product-level naming.
The PR objective distinguishes Cortex as the product from AuthBridge as the sidecar.
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In @demos/README.md at line 37, Update the reader-facing product labels to
distinguish Cortex from the AuthBridge sidecar: in demos/README.md at line 37,
change “New to AuthBridge?” to “New to Cortex?”; in demos/github-issue/demo.md
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In @CLAUDE.md:
- Around line 80-81: Qualify the archive-only `kagenti` claim in the naming
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- Line 37: Update the reader-facing product labels to distinguish Cortex from
the AuthBridge sidecar: in demos/README.md at line 37, change “New to
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Remediates the round-1 strict review (5 classes, 31 sites across 11 files). Net prose change is zero: every edit substitutes one name or deletes a false clause. No frozen identifier moved. INCOMPLETE-RENAME (18 sites) — the PR renamed 19 headings and left the same product-prose noun two lines below 7 of them. Swept the shape rather than the symbol: for every file whose heading changed, re-read the opening prose and the table headers under it. git grep -n 'AuthBridge' -- '*.md' ':(exclude)docs/superpowers' ':(exclude)docs/proposals' That sweep returns far more than was fixed, and most of it is correct: the sweep found sites the review had not named (demos/README.md's index entries and the weather demo's "getting-started demo for AuthBridge"), and it also confirmed that docs/architecture.md needed nothing — all of its remaining occurrences are "AuthBridge sidecar" or the operator's CRD field. Sites naming the sidecar's own behaviour were deliberately kept, including demos/README.md's "AuthBridge inbound JWT validation", "injected on the MCP tool", and "resolves the request Host header", which are the rule's own "the AuthBridge sidecar validates the JWT" shape. RENAME-DRIFT (9 sites) — citations that matched their target's title exactly at base and no longer did. Each was verified against the target's current first line, not assumed. cmd/README.md is still titled "AuthBridge Binaries", so the three citations pointing at it were left alone; docs/kubernetes.md's "AuthBridge CLAUDE.md" was already wrong at base and is not this PR's to fix. SELF-CONSISTENCY (1) — the Kagenti claim was falsified by the two lines that state it: the grep it invites returns its own sentence. Qualified rather than restated. STATED-REASON (2) — two frozen-table cells gave a false provenance under a true conclusion. The wire-header row credited "Envoy config in the rossoctl Helm chart"; this repo has no chart, and two of those three headers are produced here (core/praxis/praxis.go builds x-authbridge-unmapped-<name>, core/plugins/cpex/headers.go consumes x-authbridge-secret). Subtracted the provenance and kept the conclusion; also corrected the unmapped header's literal, which never appears without its suffix. INSTRUCTION-ACTIONABILITY (1) — the keep-list omitted literal UI labels, so a literal reading told the next agent to rename the four docs quoting the Rossoctl UI's "Secure with AuthBridge" checkbox, desyncing them from a string this repo does not define. Fileset grew 13 -> 15 by decision, not drift: SECURITY.md and demos/weather-agent/demo-with-abctl.md each carry one citation this PR broke, so shipping them stale was the worse option. Verification — the repo has no gate that can fail on any of this (filed separately), so the invariants are pinned in a review harness and each check was mutated to prove it can fail: | Check | Mutation | Verdict | |-------|---------------------------------------------|---------| | V1 | frozen ConfigMap id renamed in a doc | killed | | V2 | kagenti string re-added outside superpowers | killed | | V3 | citation reverted to the old title | killed | | V3 | cmd/README.md retitled (negative control) | killed | | V4 | relative link broken | killed | | V5 | product prose reverted in a renamed file | killed | V1 was wrong on its first run and is worth naming: written as "counts identical to base" it flagged core/README.md's new prose mention of AUTHBRIDGE_*, which is the PR correctly explaining that the name is frozen. The invariant is that no frozen identifier LOSES an occurrence; gaining one is how a doc discusses it. V4 needed the same correction — demo-aiac.md links to policies/ where the files live in aiac/policies/, broken identically at base, so the invariant is "no worse than base" rather than "all links resolve". Signed-off-by and DCO per CONTRIBUTING.md. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>

Combines the AuthBridge -> Cortex naming pass (formerly rossoctl#1146) with a doc audit, because the two collided: rossoctl#1146 renamed strings inside demos/github-issue/demo-rbac.md, a file this change deletes, so whichever landed second would have hit an edit-vs-delete conflict. Eight of rossoctl#1146's fifteen files are touched here. The naming commits are preserved as-is. This commit adds the audit. A pass over all 77 current docs (27.5k lines) looking for staleness, duplication and coverage gaps. Most hypotheses came back clean and are worth recording: no stale `authbridge/` paths survive outside the dated design records, every checkable number in CLAUDE.md is accurate (12 Go modules, 9 in go.work, 15 plugins_*.go, Go 1.26.5, Envoy v1.37.1), all three docs/proposals/ files carry the status lines docs/README.md claims, duplication among reference docs is near zero, and architecture.md and cmd/README.md correctly state the spiffe-helper removal. Coverage gaps closed: - `stats:` was the one top-level config section documented nowhere. It now has a row in framework-architecture.md's hot-reload table, which already asserted in prose that the stat server is non-reloadable without listing it. - `/v1/usage` had no operator doc. docs/pricing.md now documents its three parameters, the response envelope, and the trap that on a ledger-backed window only endpoint/agent/model are grouped -- host, session and status degrade to `group: "none"` silently, with HTTP 200 -- so callers must read `group` back. That closes the "not yet documented" row in the same page's map. - docs/README.md gains a configuration index for all ten top-level sections, including the three that are gaps rather than destinations: `mtls:` is documented only in CLAUDE.md, which is AI-assistant context rather than operator documentation, `listener.skip_hosts` likewise, and `tls_bridge:` has one field described of seven. Stale claims fixed: - demos/weather-agent/demo-ui.md said "spiffe-helper is bundled inside the image and gated per-workload by SPIRE_ENABLED". Neither is true; box width preserved. - The same claim in build.yaml's two image comments and in the git-issue agent manifest, plus two "today's spiffe-helper-driven" comments in core/config. - Five broken links. Three were pre-existing: demos/README.md pointed at a renamed heading, demo-aiac.md's policy links missed the `aiac/` segment (its commands assume cwd=aiac/, its links resolve from the doc), and authbridge-hooks.md's TOC pointed at a non-existent "Appendices" heading. Two were introduced by the naming commits, which renamed headings without updating the anchors pointing at them -- `#step-8-test-the-authbridge-flow` and `#rossoctl-version-notes-ui-import-and-authbridge`. CI was green on both. Demos retired: - demos/github-issue/demo-rbac.md -- not an RBAC demo. Its H1 was byte-identical to demo-manual.md's "(Manual Deployment)", the Alice/Bob access-control section is in both at the same line, `diff` found 143 lines across 2,377 (mostly ASCII-art realignment), only 3 substantive lines were unique, and nothing linked to it. It was still drawing maintenance edits -- including the rename in this PR's own first commit. - demos/mcp-parser -- one README, no code. The parser has 882 lines of unit tests and a plugin-catalog entry; the demo was enablement prose. - demos/mtls -- retired as superseded. Note what goes with it: its six make targets were assertions, three negative, across both deployment shapes, and they were the only thing exercising the envoy-sidecar mTLS filter chains. The Go tests in core/tlsconfig and core/listener/reverseproxy cover the proxy-sidecar path only. CLAUDE.md's claim that this demo "proves the same Envoy YAML design" is rewritten to say plainly that the design now has no end-to-end verification in-tree. demos/github-issue/demo-aiac.md is kept and now listed in the demo hub, which listed only two of its four guides. It documents demos/github-issue/aiac/ (aiac_cli.py, aiac_agent/, keycloak_ops/, policies/, Makefile), which has no README of its own, so the doc is that sub-project's only documentation. Counts updated: demos 12 -> 10. The 12 Go modules are unchanged -- neither removed demo had a go.mod -- and echo, finance-sparc and ibac keep the "three self-contained demos" claim true. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>

huang195 · 2026-09-27T01:21:01Z

Superseded by #1147, which carries both commits from this branch unchanged and adds the doc audit on top.

Combined because the two collided: this PR renames strings inside demos/github-issue/demo-rbac.md, a file #1147 deletes as a 94% duplicate of demo-manual.md — so whichever landed second would have hit an edit-vs-delete conflict. Eight of the fifteen files here are also touched there.

Combining also surfaced two broken anchors this PR introduced, which its own green CI did not catch: the rename changed two headings without updating the links pointing at them (#step-8-test-the-authbridge-flow, #rossoctl-version-notes-ui-import-and-authbridge). Both fixed in #1147.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) noreply@anthropic.com

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