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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a Clerk-based guest sign-in flow, exposes it in the sign-in view, and enforces read-only access for guest identities across backend write operations. ChangesGuest access
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Guest sign-in is not ready to merge because the current implementation may reject guest sessions, fail to enforce guest write restrictions, and expose an unauthenticated token-minting endpoint to abuse. These issues could cause sign-in failures, unauthorized writes, or elevated service load until the authentication configuration and abuse controls are corrected. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor Guest
participant GuestSignInButton
participant createSignInTicket
participant Clerk
participant ConvexWriteOperation
Guest->>GuestSignInButton: select guest sign-in
GuestSignInButton->>createSignInTicket: request ticket
createSignInTicket->>Clerk: create ticket for configured guest user
Clerk-->>createSignInTicket: return 60-second ticket
createSignInTicket-->>GuestSignInButton: return ticket
GuestSignInButton->>Clerk: authenticate with ticket
Clerk-->>GuestSignInButton: activate guest session
GuestSignInButton->>ConvexWriteOperation: attempt write operation
ConvexWriteOperation-->>GuestSignInButton: throw GUEST_READ_ONLY
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In `@packages/backend/convex/private/checkUserIdentityAndGetOrgId.ts`:
- Around line 38-44: Update the requireWrite guest-account check in
checkUserIdentityAndGetOrgId to read the guest-role value from the configured
JWT claim key rather than identity.orgRole, while preserving the org:guest
comparison and existing GUEST_READ_ONLY error behavior.
In `@packages/backend/convex/public/guest.ts`:
- Around line 22-40: Update createSignInTicket to require an upstream
gateway-enforced, per-client ticket-minting quota before calling
clerkClient.signInTokens.createSignInToken; do not attempt IP-based limiting
inside the Convex ActionCtx, and preserve the existing configuration validation
and token response behavior.
- Around line 35-38: Update the signInTokens.createSignInToken call in
checkUserIdentityAndGetOrgId to include the demo organization identifier from
CLERK_GUEST_ORG_ID, upgrade `@clerk/backend` to a version supporting
organization-scoped sign-in tokens, and document the new environment variable in
README.md.
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| if (options?.requireWrite && identity.orgRole === GUEST_ORG_ROLE) { | ||
| throw new ConvexError({ | ||
| code: "GUEST_READ_ONLY", | ||
| message: "Guest accounts are read-only. Sign up for a free account to make changes.", | ||
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Clerk Convex getUserIdentity orgRole org_role organization role JWT claim
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To access Clerk organization roles in Convex, you must include the relevant organization claims (such as org_role) in your Clerk JWT template [1][2]. By default, the ctx.auth.getUserIdentity() method in Convex only provides standard OIDC claims and the information explicitly included in the JWT token sent to the Convex backend [3][4]. If you do not explicitly add org_role (or other organization-related fields like org_id) to the JWT template used by the Convex integration, those fields will not be available in the identity object returned by Convex [1][4]. Follow these steps to ensure organization roles are accessible: 1. Configure the JWT Template: In the Clerk Dashboard, navigate to the JWT Templates section and ensure you have a template named convex (or that your current integration is correctly configured) [5][6]. 2. Map Custom Claims: In the Sessions/JWT Template configuration, add the required organization claims [2][6]. You can use Clerk's available shortcodes (e.g., {{user.organization.role}} or similar depending on your specific requirements) to inject dynamic values into the JWT claims [2][5]. 3. Access in Convex: Once the claims are part of the JWT, you can access them within your Convex functions after calling ctx.auth.getUserIdentity() [3][7]: const identity = await ctx.auth.getUserIdentity; if (identity!== null) { const orgRole = identity.org_role as string | undefined; // Use the role for authorization logic } Note that recent versions of the Convex React integration may default to sending raw session tokens rather than template tokens if the audience matches [1][8]. If you find your custom claims are missing, verify that your client-side implementation is correctly requesting the JWT token using the configured template [1][8]. Accessing roles directly via the identity object is the recommended approach for server-side authorization [4][2].
Citations:
- 1: ConvexProviderWithClerk sends raw session tokens instead of JWT template tokens in v1.34.0 get-convex/convex-js#145
- 2: https://clerk.com/docs/guides/development/integrations/databases/convex
- 3: https://docs.convex.dev/auth/functions-auth
- 4: https://docs.convex.dev/api/interfaces/server.UserIdentity.md
- 5: https://github.com/Resonant-Projects/convex-clerk-solidjs
- 6: https://clerk.com/docs/ios/reference/native-mobile/integrations/convex
- 7: https://docs.convex.dev/auth/clerk
- 8: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/convex@1.42.3/src/react-clerk/ConvexProviderWithClerk.tsx
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When integrating Clerk with Convex, there are no specific, built-in fields named identity.org_id or identity.org_role automatically exposed on the UserIdentity object returned by ctx.auth.getUserIdentity() [1][2][3]. The UserIdentity object is derived from the JWT provided by Clerk [3]. While it contains standard OIDC claims (such as subject, issuer, email, etc.) and any custom claims configured in your Clerk application, organizational data like org_id and org_role are not standard defaults [2][3]. To access organization information within your Convex functions, you must configure Clerk to include these as custom claims in the JWT [2]. 1. Configure Clerk Claims: Use Clerk's dashboard or API to add organization IDs and roles to the JWT template that Convex uses [2][3]. 2. Accessing in Convex: Once configured, these custom claims will be available within your Convex functions through the UserIdentity object [2][3]. Because these are custom claims, you should assert their types in TypeScript [3]: typescript // Example: Accessing custom claims in a Convex function export const myQuery = query({ handler: async (ctx) => { const identity = await ctx.auth.getUserIdentity(); if (!identity) throw new Error("Unauthenticated"); // Access custom claims (ensure these match your Clerk JWT template) const orgId = identity["org_id"] as string | undefined; const orgRole = identity["org_role"] as string | undefined; return { orgId, orgRole }; }, }); Note: Distinguish between Convex platform management (teams/roles for your developers managing your Convex projects, accessed via the Convex dashboard) and your application's user authentication (Clerk integration) [4][5]. The fields you are asking about typically relate to your application's user organization membership, not your team membership on the Convex platform itself [4][5].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.convex.dev/auth/clerk
- 2: https://docs.convex.dev/auth/functions-auth
- 3: https://docs.convex.dev/api/interfaces/server.UserIdentity.md
- 4: https://docs.convex.dev/team-management/role-actions
- 5: https://docs.convex.dev/dashboard/teams/teams
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Clerk JWT template org_role org_id claim exact names organization role session token
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To include an organization's ID and role in a Clerk JWT template, you should use the shortcode variables {{org.id}} and {{org.role}} within the Claims JSON editor in the Clerk Dashboard [1]. While older documentation sometimes referred to these as {{organization.id}} and {{organization.role}}, the current recommended practice is to use the {{org.*}} shortcode format [1]. Both forms function, but {{org.*}} is the standard for new templates [1]. When configuring the Claims object in your JWT template, you can map these to any key name you prefer (e.g., org_id, org_role) [1][2]. A typical configuration in the JWT template JSON editor would look like this: { "org_id": "{{org.id}}", "org_role": "{{org.role}}", "org_slug": "{{org.slug}}", "org_permissions": "{{org.permissions}}" } Key considerations for these claims: - Organization context: These values are only included in the session token if the user has an active organization session [3][4]. If no organization is active, these fields will be null [1]. - Session Activation: If you are not seeing these claims in your token, ensure that the user has an active organization session by calling setActive({ organization: orgId }) on the client side [4]. - TypeScript Support: To maintain type safety when accessing these custom claims in your application, you can define a global interface in a globals.d.ts file [5][6]: declare global { interface CustomJwtSessionClaims { org_id?: string org_role?: string // Add other custom claims here } } These claims are distinct from Clerk's default session token claims, which are provided automatically when an organization is active, but are not added by default to custom JWT templates unless you explicitly define them using the template editor [3][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://centrali.io/blog/clerk-jwt-template-organization-id-centrali
- 2: https://github.com/GrupoUS/gpus/blob/main/scripts/create-jwt-template.ts
- 3: https://clerk.com/docs/guides/sessions/session-tokens
- 4: https://authparse.com/clerk-jwt-decoder/
- 5: https://clerk.com/docs/guides/sessions/customize-session-tokens
- 6: https://clerk.com/docs/guides/development/override-clerk-types-interfaces
Use the configured JWT claim name for the guest role. Clerk organization claims use configured keys, commonly org_role, while this code reads identity.orgRole. Unless the convex JWT template explicitly emits orgRole with value "org:guest", requireWrite: true will not block guest writes.
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In `@packages/backend/convex/private/checkUserIdentityAndGetOrgId.ts` around lines
38 - 44, Update the requireWrite guest-account check in
checkUserIdentityAndGetOrgId to read the guest-role value from the configured
JWT claim key rather than identity.orgRole, while preserving the org:guest
comparison and existing GUEST_READ_ONLY error behavior.
| export const createSignInTicket = action({ | ||
| args: {}, | ||
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| const guestUserId = process.env.CLERK_GUEST_USER_ID; | ||
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| code: "NOT_CONFIGURED", | ||
| message: "Guest sign-in is not configured", | ||
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| const signInToken = await clerkClient.signInTokens.createSignInToken({ | ||
| userId: guestUserId, | ||
| expiresInSeconds: 60, | ||
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Convex does not provide a built-in, platform-enforced public API rate limit that specifically targets anonymous requests [1]. Instead, Convex relies on application-layer rate limiting, which you implement within your own functions [2][3]. For protection against excessive anonymous traffic, you should use the official Convex Rate Limiter component [2][3]. This tool allows you to: 1. Define Granular Limits: You can create distinct rate limit configurations for anonymous vs. authenticated users, often applying stricter rules to anonymous requests [4][5]. 2. Identify Anonymous Users: Since anonymous users do not have a unique user ID, common strategies for applying these limits include using IP addresses (noting their limitations) or client-generated session IDs, ideally secured by a challenge like a CAPTCHA [6]. 3. Implement Programmatic Control: You call the rate limiter within your Convex mutations to check and consume tokens. If a request exceeds your defined limit, the component can throw an error or return a status indicating the request should be retried after a specified duration [2][7]. While Convex infrastructure itself imposes system-wide limits—such as concurrency constraints per deployment instance class—these are distinct from request-rate throttling [8][1]. Consequently, it is your responsibility to define and enforce rate limiting logic in your application code to protect your API endpoints from abuse [3][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://apis.io/rate-limits/convex/convex-rate-limits/
- 2: https://www.convex.dev/components/rate-limiter
- 3: https://github.com/get-convex/rate-limiter/
- 4: https://www.mintlify.com/get-convex/rate-limiter/usage/per-user-limits
- 5: https://get-convex-rate-limiter.mintlify.app/usage/per-user-limits
- 6: https://stack.convex.dev/rate-limiting
- 7: https://get-convex-rate-limiter.mintlify.app/api/limit
- 8: https://docs.convex.dev/production/state/limits
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Clerk Backend API rate limits are applied per application instance, identified by your Secret Key [1]. For the createSignInToken endpoint (which maps to the Backend API POST /sign_in_tokens endpoint), the following rate limits apply based on your instance environment: - Production Instances (sk_live_*): 1000 requests per 10 seconds [2][1]. - Development Instances (sk_test_*): 100 requests per 10 seconds [2][1]. If these limits are exceeded, the API will respond with an HTTP 429 (Too Many Requests) status code, typically including a Retry-After header [1]. When implementing high-volume operations, it is recommended to handle these 429 responses by implementing a backoff strategy [1][3]. Note that the rate limits apply generally to the Backend API, meaning usage of createSignInToken shares this quota with other Backend API requests made using the same Secret Key [2].
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- 1: https://apis.io/rate-limits/clerk-dev/clerk-dev-rate-limits/
- 2: https://clerk.com/changelog/2025-07-03-bapi-rate-limits
- 3: https://github.com/clerk/migration-tool
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The provided documentation does not explicitly detail specific numerical rate limits for the Clerk Backend API or Secret Keys. While Clerk provides comprehensive documentation for their SDKs, CLI, and API references, the specific rate limit values for authentication requests are not publicly stated in the available resources [1][2][3][4]. It is recommended to contact Clerk support or check your Clerk Dashboard for information regarding your specific account's usage constraints and limits [3].
Citations:
- 1: https://clerk.com/docs/core-1
- 2: https://clerk.com/docs/vue/reference/objects/clerk
- 3: https://clerk.com/docs/cli
- 4: https://clerk.com/docs/js-frontend/getting-started/quickstart
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In the context of Convex actions, the ActionCtx provides an auth field that allows you to check user authentication status [1]. There is no direct access to the client's request IP address within the ActionCtx [1]. If you are performing a public (unauthenticated) action, you can still use the action context to run queries or mutations, but you should be aware that the context does not expose request-specific metadata like the IP address [1]. If your application requires handling IP-based restrictions or logging, you must manage that logic externally or through other mechanisms, as Convex actions do not provide the request IP in the function context [1]. If you need to allowlist Convex's own outbound IP addresses for external services, you can find information in the Convex networking documentation [1].
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A rate limiter for mutations is a mechanism used to control the frequency of state-changing operations to prevent abuse and ensure system stability [1]. In contexts like Convex, rate limiters can be implemented as transactional components that integrate directly with the database system [1]. This ensures that checks and updates to rate limits occur atomically within the same transaction as the business logic, preventing race conditions and ensuring data consistency [1]. Key characteristics and implementation patterns for mutation rate limiters include: Transactional Integrity: By incorporating rate limit logic into the mutation transaction, the system can guarantee that the limit count is only incremented if the mutation succeeds; otherwise, the change rolls back [1]. Customizable Scoping: Effective rate limiters allow for granular control by using custom keys such as user IDs, IP addresses, or specific roles and subscription tiers [1]. Handling Violations: When a limit is reached, the system typically throws an error—such as a ConvexError—that the client can catch and handle [1]. Scalability: Advanced implementations use techniques like sharding across database partitions to handle high-traffic endpoints and reduce contention [1]. Fair Queuing: Some implementations employ fair queuing algorithms to maintain request ordering and prevent abusive traffic from completely blocking legitimate requests [1].
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Add abuse protection before minting guest tickets.
createSignInTicket is unauthenticated and sends one Clerk Backend API request per invocation. Add a server-enforced ticket-minting quota before createSignInToken. Enforce per-client limits at an upstream gateway because Convex ActionCtx does not expose the client IP.
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In `@packages/backend/convex/public/guest.ts` around lines 22 - 40, Update
createSignInTicket to require an upstream gateway-enforced, per-client
ticket-minting quota before calling clerkClient.signInTokens.createSignInToken;
do not attempt IP-based limiting inside the Convex ActionCtx, and preserve the
existing configuration validation and token response behavior.
| const signInToken = await clerkClient.signInTokens.createSignInToken({ | ||
| userId: guestUserId, | ||
| expiresInSeconds: 60, | ||
| }); |
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Clerk backend createSignInToken organization activation orgId sign-in token API
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To create a sign-in token that activates a specific organization upon redemption, use the Clerk Backend SDK or Backend API by providing the optional orgId parameter [1][2]. When this token is redeemed, Clerk automatically activates the specified organization for the new session, provided that organizations are enabled for the instance and the user is a member of that organization [1][2]. Backend SDK Usage (e.g., Node.js): Use the clerkClient.signInTokens.createSignInToken method, passing orgId alongside the required userId [1]: const response = await clerkClient.signInTokens.createSignInToken({ userId: 'user_123', orgId: 'org_123', // Organization to activate expiresInSeconds: 60 * 60 * 24 * 7, // Optional expiration }); Backend API (BAPI) Usage: The SDK method maps to a POST /sign_in_tokens request [1]. When calling the API directly, include the org_id field in the request body [1][2]: POST https://api.clerk.com/v1/sign_in_tokens { "user_id": "user_123", "org_id": "org_123" } Redemption: Once you receive the token from the API response, you can consume it in native mobile applications using signInWithTicket() [1] or in web applications by passing the token to your sign-in flow (typically via the ticket strategy) [3][4]. When the user signs in with this ticket, the session will be scoped to the organization defined by the orgId used during token creation [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://clerk.com/docs/reference/backend/sign-in-tokens/create-sign-in-token
- 2: feat(backend): support organization-scoped sign-in tokens clerk/javascript#9192
- 3: https://clerk.com/docs/guides/development/custom-flows/organizations/accept-organization-invitations
- 4: https://clerk.com/docs/nextjs/guides/development/custom-flows/authentication/embedded-email-links
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printf '%s\n' '--- sign-in-token runtime files ---'
tar -tzf "$archive" | rg 'SignInTokenApi\.(js|mjs|cjs)$|SignInTokens\.(js|mjs|cjs)$'
printf '%s\n' '--- runtime references to orgId/org_id ---'
for entry in $(tar -tzf "$archive" | rg '\.(js|mjs|cjs)$'); do
body="$(tar -xzf "$archive" -O "$entry" 2>/dev/null || true)"
if printf '%s' "$body" | rg -q 'org_?id|orgId'; then
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site:github.com/clerk/javascript "CreateSignInTokensParams" "orgId"
💡 Result:
The CreateSignInTokensParams interface includes an optional orgId property, which is used to support organization-scoped sign-in tokens within the Clerk backend SDK [1]. When provided, this orgId is serialized as org_id in the corresponding Backend API request [1]. This parameter allows developers to create sign-in tokens that are scoped to a specific organization [1].
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Activate the demo organization when creating the sign-in token.
checkUserIdentityAndGetOrgId rejects sessions without orgId, but this action configures only CLERK_GUEST_USER_ID. Upgrade @clerk/backend to a version with organization-scoped sign-in-token support, pass CLERK_GUEST_ORG_ID as orgId, and document the variable in README.md.
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In `@packages/backend/convex/public/guest.ts` around lines 35 - 38, Update the
signInTokens.createSignInToken call in checkUserIdentityAndGetOrgId to include
the demo organization identifier from CLERK_GUEST_ORG_ID, upgrade `@clerk/backend`
to a version supporting organization-scoped sign-in tokens, and document the new
environment variable in README.md.
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