Arnaud
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Splits what was one isDeveloper flag (gating webhooks, API keys, AND BYOK together) into two independent permissions: - isDeveloper (webhooks + self-serve API keys): admin-toggled as before, but now ALSO self-serve -- PATCH /api/v1/users/me/developer-access lets any paid-tier (tier !== "free") user turn it on themselves, no added fee. Free tier still needs an admin grant. Turning it off is always self-serve regardless of tier, since revoking your own access needs no gatekeeping. canSelfServeDeveloperAccess() in lib/permissions.ts is the single check for "is this tier eligible." - isByokEnabled (BYOK AI provider keys): new column, admin-only, no self-serve path at all -- routing real AI provider spend through Epicure on the user's own key warrants a manual admin check-in that webhooks/API access don't need. requireByok() replaces requireDeveloper() on the three ai-keys routes. Migration adds is_byok_enabled and grandfathers in anyone who already has a BYOK key configured (the earlier grandfather migration only covered the combined isDeveloper flag, which BYOK no longer reads). Settings UI: webhooks/API-keys pages show a self-serve "Enable" toggle for paid-tier non-developers instead of the locked notice (still shown to free-tier users), plus a "Disable developer access" link once enabled. Settings -> AI's BYOK section now checks isByokEnabled instead of isDeveloper -- unaffected by the self-serve change, still fully admin-gated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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