pub struct ApiCaller {
pub actor: Actor,
pub scope: TokenScope,
}Expand description
The user of an API request and the scope of its token. Refuses (403) a
request outside the scope: a read_only token may only send GET/HEAD
requests and post to the MCP endpoint (whose dispatcher allows it the
read-only tools only), an mcp_only token may only post to the MCP
endpoint (domain::TokenScope::allows_request).
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impl Freeze for ApiCaller
impl RefUnwindSafe for ApiCaller
impl Send for ApiCaller
impl Sync for ApiCaller
impl Unpin for ApiCaller
impl UnsafeUnpin for ApiCaller
impl UnwindSafe for ApiCaller
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