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Eden AI OAuth Scopes

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Eden AI uses OAuth 2.0 but publishes no discrete scopes — access is governed by the grant itself (e.g. client-credentials or role-based authorization) rather than per-scope consent.

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Eden AI implements OAuth 2.0 but publishes no discrete scopes — access is governed by the grant itself (client-credentials or role-based authorization) rather than per-scope consent.

These are NOT OAuth 2.0 scopes — Eden AI publishes no oauth2 securityScheme and serves no authorization-server metadata. They are explicit scopes carried by a management key (mgmt-eden-...) and checked per management endpoint, documented by Eden AI in the Management API reference and repeated in the operation descriptions of openapi/_original/eden-ai-organization-management-openapi.json. Recorded here because the scope surface is real and machine-relevant even though the grant mechanism is key issuance rather than an authorization flow.

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OAuth Scopes

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generated: '2026-09-06'
method: searched
source: https://www.edenai.co/docs/v3/organization/management-api
docs: https://www.edenai.co/docs/v3/organization/management-api
model: api-key-scopes
oauth2: false
note: >-
  These are NOT OAuth 2.0 scopes — Eden AI publishes no oauth2 securityScheme and serves no
  authorization-server metadata. They are explicit scopes carried by a management key
  (mgmt-eden-...) and checked per management endpoint, documented by Eden AI in the Management API
  reference and repeated in the operation descriptions of
  openapi/_original/eden-ai-organization-management-openapi.json. Recorded here because the scope
  surface is real and machine-relevant even though the grant mechanism is key issuance rather than
  an authorization flow.
scopes:
  - name: manage:mint
    description: >-
      Mint and revoke management (worker) keys. Held by an ISSUER key, which can do nothing else —
      it cannot read, write, or call inference, and it can never mint another issuer key.
    operations:
      - {method: POST, path: /v3/manage/auth-keys, operationId: manage_auth_keys_create}
      - {method: GET, path: /v3/manage/auth-keys, operationId: manage_auth_keys_retrieve}
      - {method: DELETE, path: '/v3/manage/auth-keys/{key_id}', operationId: manage_auth_keys_destroy}
  - name: manage:read
    description: Read the organization — inference keys, members, IdP-synced groups, usage, and key introspection. Org-scoped.
    operations:
      - {method: GET, path: /v3/manage/keys, operationId: manage_keys_list}
      - {method: GET, path: '/v3/manage/keys/{key_id}', operationId: manage_keys_retrieve}
      - {method: GET, path: '/v3/manage/keys/{key_id}/usage', operationId: manage_keys_usage_retrieve}
      - {method: GET, path: /v3/manage/members, operationId: manage_members_list}
      - {method: GET, path: /v3/manage/groups, operationId: manage_groups_list}
      - {method: GET, path: '/v3/manage/groups/{external_group_id}', operationId: manage_groups_retrieve}
      - {method: GET, path: /v3/manage/usage, operationId: manage_usage_retrieve}
  - name: manage:write
    description: >-
      Mint, update, rotate and revoke inference keys (sk-eden-...) and set member RBAC roles.
      This is the scope that can create a credential which spends money.
    operations:
      - {method: POST, path: /v3/manage/keys, operationId: manage_keys_create}
      - {method: PATCH, path: '/v3/manage/keys/{key_id}', operationId: manage_keys_partial_update}
      - {method: DELETE, path: '/v3/manage/keys/{key_id}', operationId: manage_keys_destroy}
      - {method: POST, path: '/v3/manage/keys/{key_id}/rotate', operationId: manage_keys_rotate_create}
      - {method: PATCH, path: '/v3/manage/members/{email}/role', operationId: manage_members_role_partial_update}
  - name: (none)
    description: >-
      GET /v3/manage/whoami requires only a valid management key with no scope at all — enough to
      prove the auth path end to end without granting any read.
    operations:
      - {method: GET, path: /v3/manage/whoami, operationId: manage_whoami_retrieve}
inference_surface:
  scoped: false
  note: >-
    The inference surface (v3 chat/completions, universal-ai, embeddings, images, audio, upload) has
    NO scope model. An inference key is all-or-nothing on inference; spend is bounded by per-key
    budget (balance / balance_reset_period / balance_reset_amount), expiry, and guardrails rather
    than by scopes.
  docs: https://www.edenai.co/docs/v3/organization/guardrails
scope_count: 4

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