Tellius OAuth Scopes

generated: '2026-08-30'
method: probed
source: https://qa1.dev.tellius.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
docs: https://help.tellius.com/kaiya/tellius-mcp-server
name: Tellius OAuth scopes
note: 'Read from the RFC 8414 authorization server metadata a Tellius deployment
  serves anonymously, probed 2026-08-30 (HTTP 200). Tellius publishes no scope
  reference page and no OpenAPI securitySchemes, so this metadata document is the
  only machine-readable statement of the scope surface. It declares exactly ONE
  scope. The derive-oauth-scopes.py baseline was not runnable here because there is
  no OpenAPI in the repo to derive from.'
authorization_server: https://{tellius-deployment-host}
endpoints:
  authorization: https://{tellius-deployment-host}/oauth/authorize
  token: https://{tellius-deployment-host}/oauth/token
  registration: https://{tellius-deployment-host}/oauth/register
  client_credentials_token: https://{tellius-deployment-host}/oauth/client_credentials_token
  refresh_token: https://{tellius-deployment-host}/oauth/refresh_token
grant_types_supported:
- client_credentials
- authorization_code
- refresh_token
response_types_supported:
- code
code_challenge_methods_supported:
- S256
token_endpoint_auth_methods_supported:
- none
- client_secret_post
dynamic_client_registration: true
scope_count: 1
scopes:
- scope: mcp
  description: 'Access to the Tellius MCP server at /mcp. Declared in both the
    authorization server metadata (scopes_supported) and the RFC 9728 protected
    resource metadata for the resource https://{tellius-deployment-host}/mcp.'
  resource: https://{tellius-deployment-host}/mcp
  method: probed
  source: https://qa1.dev.tellius.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource
findings:
- 'Tellius does NOT decompose MCP access into per-capability scopes. A single "mcp"
  scope covers all 25 tools, including the two the docs themselves mark Destructive
  (tellius_delete_workflow, tellius_delete_schedule). An agent granted the scope to
  ask a question is granted the scope to permanently delete a schedule.'
- 'Authorization is instead enforced downstream: every MCP request runs as a specific
  Tellius user, and Business View permissions plus row-level security apply to that
  user. That is real governance, but it is user-level, not token-level — the token
  itself carries no least-privilege boundary.'
- 'The ML Model REST endpoints use OAuth2 client_credentials with no scope parameter
  documented at all.'