docs: add Blueprint governance layer for protocol architecture by mmacedoeu · Pull Request #2 · CipherOcto/cipherocto

mmacedoeu · 2026-02-24T22:41:43Z

Summary

Adds the Blueprint layer — a single reference document explaining how ideas become protocol reality in CipherOcto.

This formalizes the governance stack and enables scalable contributor onboarding.

What Changed

New Files

docs/BLUEPRINT.md — The complete governance architecture
docs/use-cases/ — Intent layer (WHY)
rfcs/ — Protocol Design layer (WHAT)
missions/ — Execution layer (HOW)

The Governance Stack

Use Cases (WHY) → RFCs (WHAT) → Missions (HOW)

Why This Matters

Most open-source projects organize files. Successful protocols organize decision flow.

After this change:

Clear: Use Case → RFC → Mission → PR → Merge
Contributors know what to do: Claim a mission from missions/open/

- Add BLUEPRINT.md explaining how ideas become protocol reality - Add RFCs directory with RFC-0001 (Mission Lifecycle) and RFC-0002 (Agent Manifest) - Add use-cases directory with Decentralized Mission Execution - Establish governance stack: Use Cases → RFCs → Missions → Agents - Create missions directory structure (open/, claimed/, with-pr/, archived/) This formalizes the decision flow and enables scalable contributor onboarding: 'What do I do first?' becomes 'Read Blueprint → Claim Mission'

Critical fixes: - #1: Remove dqa_div todo! stub, add full implementation - #2: BIGINT mul - mandate Schoolbook algorithm - #3: mat_mul - add overflow trap before i32 cast - #4: Sigmoid/tanh LUT - implement full functions - #11: Fix test_overflow_saturation -> test_overflow_traps Version updated to v8 (Experimental status)

Round 2 review of commit 3abc29b surfaced 6 NEW defects introduced by the Round 1 fixes. All 6 are now addressed. CRITICAL #1: stoolap set_event_anchor_tx_hash silently Ok on 0-row UPDATE - store/stoolap.rs: when UPDATE affects 0 rows (event not found OR idempotent re-submit with same hash), the prior code returned Ok(()). Now distinguishes the two via a SELECT probe: * row absent -> ChainRefInvalid("event_not_found") * row present + same hash -> Ok (idempotent re-submit) * row present + diff hash -> ChainRefInvalid("anchor_already_set") Mirrors the memory backend contract from commit 3abc29b. CRITICAL #2: BLAKE3 cascade is order-sensitive without canonicalization - porelay/aggregation.rs aggregate_children now sorts parents by (level, epoch, scope, proof_count, children_root) before hashing. Two replicas receiving the same parent set in different orders now produce identical children_root. HIGH #3: clippy --features octo-reputation/stoolap -D warnings fails - 4 unused imports in slash_api.rs (cfg-gated module) and cross_backend_integration.rs removed. - store/stoolap.rs: while-let-on-iterator rewritten as for-loop (clippy::while-let-on-iterator). MEDIUM #4: AnchorSubmitterRejected = 0x33 has no test pin - error.rs cases array extended with the new variant (45 cases total). Test count assertion updated from 44 -> 45. MEDIUM #5: BLAKE3 cascade has no tests - porelay/aggregation.rs: 3 new tests verify: * aggregate_children_is_order_independent (same parent set in different orders -> same root) * aggregate_children_is_deterministic (same parent set across multiple calls -> same root) * aggregate_children_rejects_empty_parents MEDIUM #6: set_event_anchor_tx_hash event_not_found path untested - store/memory.rs: new test asserts ChainRefInvalid event_not_found when no record_signal has been issued. New tests in anchor_job.rs: - run_once_strict_emits_anchor_submitter_rejected: rejects RejectingSubmitter (returns SubmitterRejected("rpc_timeout")) and asserts AnchorSubmitterRejected variant with the original reason. - run_once_strict_emits_already_anchored_in_window: rejects AlreadyAnchoredSubmitter and asserts AnchorSubmitterRejected with reason "already_anchored_in_window". cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --features octo-reputation/stoolap -- -D warnings: clean. cargo test -p octo-reputation --features stoolap --lib: 183 -> 186. cargo test -p octo-network --lib: 1320 -> 1323 (+3 BLAKE3 cascade tests).

Round 18 adversarial review (test-coverage) found 2 HIGH + 2 MEDIUM + 2 LOW. HIGH: Slash EWMA N=1 boundary. At N=1 EWMA equals the seed score (alpha=1, no smoothing). The 5-event test would pass even if both backends returned NaN/0 at n=1. Added cross_backend_slash_ewma_n1_equals_score: single Slash event with score 0.42; assert EWMA == 0.42 byte-identical across backends + samples == 1. HIGH: cross-layer absence for Slash. The existing cross-layer test uses Outcome; the (Slash, Governance) corner was uncovered. A bug that conflates kinds/layers asymmetrically would slip past both tests. Added cross_backend_severity_total_not_found_for_cross_layer_absence_slash. MEDIUM: pre-pop MAX race contract too loose. Lower bound (>=1) allows all 4 to succeed if the race window shrinks to nothing (no collision = no race). Tightened to require success_count < 4 so at least one collision is required to demonstrate the race is real. Upper bound kept at <=4 (trivially true) but the <4 constraint is the load-bearing pin. LOW (overlapping with HIGH #2): same-kind-different-layer for Slash — same test as the HIGH fix above. Skipped: - success_count == 0 all-collide test: race cannot legitimately yield 0 successes (first INSERT always wins on PK uniqueness); a 0-success outcome would indicate catastrophic pre-INSERT failure, which is already covered by the err_count=4 assert.

Round 8 review (background subagent, 2026-07-30) found 2 MAJOR + 1 MINOR. The 2 MAJORs are fixed; the 1 MINOR is reported without action. **MAJOR fix #1 — path (b) is unsafe, removed**: - The existing `GovernanceProof` in `crates/octo-reputation/src/auth.rs:113+` is NOT an older form of the anchor quorum wrapper. It is a semantically distinct **slash/suspension authorization envelope** carrying `governance_pubkey`, `recorder_id`, `reason_hash`, slash destination/amount/asset fields required by RFC-0968 authorization flows. The existing `GovernanceSnapshot` (line 21-25) is similarly tied to governance-membership semantics. - Path (b) (in-place evolution) would remove data required by current RFC-0968 authorization flows. It is not a viable reconciliation path. - Removed path (b) entirely. Scope item 2 now mandates path (a) only, with explicit rationale for why path (b) is not viable. **MAJOR fix #2 — AC #12 escape hatch closed**: - The previous AC #12 fallback 'or the chosen reconciliation path documented in PR description' allowed an implementation to satisfy the literal AC by documentation alone without adding the required types or migrating call sites. - AC #12 now requires: anchor-specific verifier types (`AnchorGovernanceSnapshot` / `AnchorGovernanceSigner` / `AnchorGovernanceProof`) defined per RFC-0955-R1 lines 177-200, with existing `GovernanceSnapshot` / `GovernanceProof` (RFC-0968 authorization envelopes) preserved unchanged at `auth.rs:21-25` and `auth.rs:113+`. Documentation alone no longer satisfies the AC. **MINOR #3 reported without action**: - `missions/open/0968-b-marketplace-integration.md` is a stale copy (declares 'Open (2026-07-26)') while the canonical Path B closure is at `missions/archived/0968-b-marketplace-integration.md` (declares 'Completed (Archived 2026-07-30 — Path B)'). Per BLUEPRINT.md §1152-1158 (just added), mission file moves require user authorization. Surfacing for user decision; not deleting.

Round 11 review (background subagent, 2026-07-30) found 2 MAJOR + 2 MEDIUM. All addressed. **MAJOR fix #1 — §13 prefix on wrong lines**: - Mission cited 'RFC-0968 §13 line 2057 + 2621' (lines 100, 267, 83). Only line 2621 is actually in §13 (per RFC-0968 §13 heading at line 2595). Line 2057 is in §10 Core Interfaces (heading at line 1719). Line 616 is in §3 Recorder Authorization (heading at line 268). - Replaced 'RFC-0968 §13 line 2057 + 2621' with 'RFC-0968 §10 line 2057 + §13 line 2621 + §3 line 616' in 2 locations (Scope item 1 and AC #1). The §13 prefix on 2057 + 616 was Round 5 stale-claim propagation (the 0x2D drift was real; only the §13 section label was wrong). - Also added §3 to the 'Why not RFC-0968-A2 amendment' section text. **MAJOR fix #2 — test vector name typo**: - Mission cited `CANONICAL_ANCHOR_BLOB_{0,1,100}_LEAVES` (line 137). The middle constant is `_1_LEAF` (singular), not `_1_LEAVES`. Anyone literally taking the template would write the wrong name. - Replaced with explicit `CANONICAL_ANCHOR_BLOB_0_LEAVES` / `_1_LEAF` / `_100_LEAVES`. **MEDIUM fix #3 — duplicate sentence**: - Scope item 7 had a duplicate 'draft was wrong — idempotency is on event_id, not anchor_tx_hash' fragment at lines 233-235 vs 236-237. Removed the duplicate. **MEDIUM fix #4 — prettier**: - Ran `npx prettier --write`. The path paragraph still triggers a known cycle (a Prettier issue with the nested lettered paths); the committed state is the canonical version. Cosmetic. Mission 0968a2 RFC section attribution now 100% accurate across all 3 RFCs (RFC-0955, RFC-0955-R1, RFC-0968). All line citations verified across rounds 1-11.

Round 14 review (background subagent, 2026-07-30) found 2 MAJOR findings. Both addressed. **MAJOR fix #1 — broken markdown fragment from Round 13 fix**: The Round 13 fix (changing 'AC #5' to 'AC #7' in Scope item 3) went sideways — the edit pattern left a duplicate fragment with broken `**` / `:**` markers at lines 190-193. The duplicate was: 'of `rotation_receipt_id`)**: the live submitter must write the' + 'of `rotation_receipt_id`):** the live submitter must write the'. Removed the duplicate fragment. The merged text now reads cleanly: '**Explicitly covers 0968a AC #7 (chain-side encoding of `rotation_receipt_id`)**: the live submitter must write the `ReputationAnchorBatch.rotation_receipt_id` field through to the v010 ledger's `rotation_receipt_id` column (per `v010__reputation_anchors.sql` line 62). Wire it into...' **MAJOR fix #2 — prettier check**: Re-ran `npx prettier --write` after the markdown fix. The known cycle on lines 162-167 + 169-173 (Scope item 2 nested sub-bullets for path (a) reconciliation + AnchorLeaf::digest sub-list) persists. This is a Prettier bug with Markdown list-item continuation indentation; the committed state is the canonical version. The reviewer verified finding #1 (the duplicate fragment) was a major contributor to the prettier failure; that fix alone eliminated the secondary markdown breakage. The remaining cycle is not a content issue. Mission 0968a2 file content is now consistent. The prettier cycle is acknowledged as a separate Prettier issue without a clean fix.

…liation Landing 0968a2 implementation. Closes 7 of 17 ACs directly; the remaining 10 are either pure verification (AC #1) or blocked by external dependencies (AC #7-8 chain-substrate selection, AC #9-11 live anchor plumbing, AC #13 config crate path, AC #16 0855p-b successor). Direct closes: - AC #2 (governance fields on ReputationAnchorBatch): added governance_snapshot, governance_proof, governance_set_hash fields to crates/octo-reputation/src/anchor.rs:140 with full digest folding. The 3 governance types live at auth.rs as AnchorGovernanceSnapshot / AnchorGovernanceSigner / AnchorGovernanceProof (path (a) mandated; preserves existing GovernanceSnapshot/GovernanceProof at auth.rs:21-25/113+). - AC #3 (batch_size: u32): RFC-0955-R1 line 173 mandate. Added batch_size field; within_leaf_cap() now requires batch_size == leaves.len(). - AC #4 (chain_block_height: Option<u64>): RFC-0955-R1 line 170 mandate. None at submission, Some(h) after MIN_FINALITY_BLOCKS finality. Digest uses Option tag encoding (0x00 None, 0x01 || 8 bytes BE Some). - AC #5 (AnchorLeaf::digest field order): per RFC-0955-R1 lines 420-422, score_ewma_raw now at position 5 (between last_event_id and last_event_unix). The previous last-position was a cross-implementation interoperability bug. - AC #6 (v012 migration): new crates/octo-reputation/migrations/v012__reputation_anchors_governance.sql extending reputation_anchors with governance_snapshot BLOB, governance_proof BLOB, governance_set_hash BLOB + lookup index on governance_set_hash. BUILTIN_MIGRATIONS bumped. - AC #12 (anchor-specific verifier types): path (a) types defined in crates/octo-reputation/src/auth.rs. meets_quorum() enforces exactly GOVERNANCE_QUORUM (3) distinct signers. - AC #17 (canonical test vector re-pinning): the 3 pinned vectors in tests/canonical_blobs.rs re-pinned to the new canonical serialisation. An independent Python implementation using hashlib.blake3 MUST reproduce these bytes byte-identically per RFC-0955-R1 line 422. Verification: cargo fmt + clippy -D warnings clean; cargo test --lib 197 passed; canonical_blobs 5/5 passed; stoolap_integration 47/48 passed (1 pre-existing flaky K=2 race test — fails before this commit too, acknowledged in the test's R22 comment as non-deterministic). External blockers remaining for 0968a2 closure: - AC #7/8 live ChainAnchorSubmitter (chain-substrate selection RFC) - AC #9/10 reorg + DID-rotation finality handlers (need AC #7) - AC #11 governance signature verification (needs governance key infra) - AC #13 per-deployment config plumbing (config crate path TBD) - AC #16 gossip cross-reference (needs 0855p-b successor mission) Implementation pattern: anchor_job.rs::plan_batches returns batches with placeholder governance fields (None chain height, zero snapshot/proof/set_hash, leaves.len() batch_size). Runtime populates them with active snapshot + 3-of-3 quorum proof before calling ChainAnchorSubmitter::submit. Keeps plan_batches chain-substrate-agnostic.

Update Status header after 0968a2 implementation landed in commit 72bf19d. N9 (ReputationAnchorBatch governance fields drift) resolved at the struct + digest + migration + test-vector level. The 9 ungrounded 0968a ACs split cleanly into 3 categories: - 5 (#1, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8) gated on chain-substrate selection RFC - 1 (#9) gated on 0855p-b successor mission (gossip file ownership) - 2 (#2, #3) achievable but need a live ChainAnchorSubmitter fixture (deferred until #1 lands) Path B closure recommended (per BLUEPRINT §1152-1158 user-initiated deferral rule). Mission substantively complete at the commit boundary; residual work is separate chain-substrate + gossip coordination effort.

…lass A violation (R4 #2)

- crates/octo-wallet/src/capability/zk_mint.rs: - ProofBundle gains witness_format: zk_vendor::prover_input::WitnessFormat field (AC-3 observable marker). #[serde(default)] preserves backward compat with pre-AC-3 serialized bundles. - Debug impl adds witness_format variant name (not secret-bearing; observability metadata only). - ProofBundle construction site (line ~462) sets witness_format = BytesFallback (current behavior; the prove_batch_signature JSON rewrite will flip this to ProverInputJson in the next AC-3 commit). - crates/octo-wallet/Cargo.toml: promote zk-vendor from dev-dep to runtime dep so lib code can reference zk_vendor::prover_input::WitnessFormat. Verification: cargo build -p octo-wallet --lib ✓ cargo test -p octo-wallet --lib 233/233 pass cargo clippy -p octo-wallet --lib -D warnings clean (my changes add zero new errors; the 47 pre-existing errors in --all-targets are in key_hierarchy.rs::tests and unrelated test code). AC-3 remaining: prove_batch_signature JSON witness construction + eprintln fallback removal in zk-circuit/src/lib.rs. The witness_format field above will flip to ProverInputJson once that lands. Bench real-zk G1 gate requires nightly-built libstwo_sys.so (environment-dependent; not implementable in this session).

… AC grounding R7 review findings closed: MAJOR (governance type collision): mandate path (a) — new anchor-specific types in same module — verified against current IMPL at crates/octo-reputation/src/{auth.rs:399-603, anchor.rs:174-208, anchor.rs:233+}; existing auth.rs::GovernanceSnapshot (L21-25) + GovernanceProof (L113+) preserved unchanged as RFC-0968 authorization envelopes (slash/suspension flows); new AnchorGovernanceSnapshot/AnchorGovernanceSigner/AnchorGovernanceProof/AnchorSignature types + 5 unit tests cover the anchor binding schema. NIT (duplicate sentence): file no longer contains duplicate (prior edits removed it). AC grounding updates — 7 ACs flipped to [x]: - AC #2 governance fields (72bf19d + 48cf997 + b0660c3) - AC #3 batch_size: u32 (same) - AC #4 chain_block_height: Option<u64> (same) - AC #5 AnchorLeaf::digest field order (b0660c3) - AC #6 v012 migration (file shipped) - AC #12 anchor-specific verifier types (72bf19d) - AC #1 StakeBelowMinimum 0x2D verification (013a567) 10 ACs deferred per [[deferred-vs-unspecified]] named-owner rule to chain-substrate selection RFC + 0855p-b successor: #7/#8 live ChainAnchorSubmitter + rotation_receipt_id wire-through, #9/#10 reorg + DID-rotation finality handlers, #11 governance signature verification runtime hook (meets_quorum helper landed), #13 per-deployment config plumbing, #14/#15 idempotency + failure isolation tests, #16 gossip cross-reference, #17 canonical test vector re-pinning. Version History v0.2 added; mission text no longer contradicts IMPL state. 63 insertions, 78 deletions.

…b PaymentCaveat migration Migrate `PaidQueryCaveat` from the Layer E extension crate `octo-paid-query` into the Layer 4 macaroon substrate `octo-cap-macaroon/src/caveat/payment.rs`. The migration adopts the per-extension crate pattern: the caveat DATA TYPE lives in the substrate; the extension crate keeps only its Phase 5 MVP primitives (`RateLimitBudget`, request/response envelopes). Changes: - `crates/octo-cap-macaroon/src/caveat/`: rename `caveat.rs` → `caveat/mod.rs` (preserves git history); add `caveat/payment.rs` with `PaymentCaveat` struct + `PaidQueryDecision` + `PaidQueryRejectionReason` + `AttenuationError` + the `verify` / `attenuate` methods. - `crates/octo-cap-macaroon/src/caveat/mod.rs`: add `Caveat::Payment(PaymentCaveat)` variant (RFC-0965 reserved discriminator `0x1A`) + `CaveatName::Payment` + canonical JSON serialisation + subsumption rule (child budget ≤ parent budget, child expiry ≤ parent expiry, parent model empty OR matches child). - `crates/octo-cap-macaroon/Cargo.toml`: add `borsh` derive on `PaymentCaveat` (the only borsh-coupled type in the substrate — needed by `octo-paid-query::PaidQueryRequest` + the `MintRequest::payment_caveat` field). - `crates/octo-cap-macaroon/src/lib.rs`: re-export `PaymentCaveat` + `PaidQueryDecision` + decision reasons + `AttenuationError`. - `crates/octo-paid-query/src/lib.rs`: delete the old `PaidQueryCaveat` struct + impl; replace with `pub use octo_cap_macaroon::PaymentCaveat as PaidQueryCaveat;` for backward compat. `verify_paid_query` retains the all-zero macaroon_id sentinel + delegates to `caveat.verify(...)`. - `crates/octo-wallet-node/src/handlers/mint.rs`: add `payment_caveat: Option<PaymentCaveat>` to `MintRequest`; when `Some`, the handler appends it as the first caveat in the macaroon chain via `CapabilityToken::mint(..., &[Caveat::Payment(p)])`. Closes 0871e deferred item #7 (handler accepting PaymentCaveat mint requests). Test vectors (mission file §"Test vector discipline"): - All 15 existing `octo-paid-query` tests pass unchanged (re-export preserves call-site compatibility). - 12 new `octo-cap-macaroon` TV in `caveat/payment.rs` (8 unit) + 4 in `caveat/mod.rs` (Caveat::Payment serde_json roundtrip + `CaveatName::Payment` identifier + subsumption narrowing + widening rejection). - 3 new `octo-wallet-node` TV: borsh roundtrip with payment_caveat, handle_mints_with_payment_caveat_as_initial_caveat, handle_mints_without_payment_caveat_has_empty_chain. Validation: - `cargo fmt` clean - `cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings` clean - `cargo test --lib -p octo-cap-macaroon` 172/172 (160 + 12 new) - `cargo test --lib -p octo-paid-query` 15/15 - `cargo test --lib -p octo-wallet-node` 24/24 (21 + 3 new) Mission: `missions/open/0957-phase2b-payment-caveat.md`. Closes 0871e deferred items #1 (caveat migration), #2 (dispatcher- level decode — via Caveat::Payment variant in central enum), #7 (handler accepting PaymentCaveat mint requests). #6 (chain verify) covered by TV3 (subsumption narrowing) + verify_holder_sig unchanged from substrate. Unblocks: - 0957-phase2c (cap-issuer wiring) - 0957-phase2d (attenuation stub closure) - 0871e-phase5b (atomic drain) - 0871e-phase5c (pricing policy) Wave 1 / step 2 of the 2026-08-10 gap-closure backlog.

Task #121 of mission 0871e-f7-coordinator-impl. Land the sealed trait surface + governance verification + canonical_hash re-export + replay_wal + WAL trait split (R12 M20) in octo-sync's substrate/ module. Also add borsh derives to ChainId + DidDocument in octo-ident so substrate can serialize them via borsh for GovernanceAttestation + WAL entry payloads. New trait modules: governance.rs: GovernanceAttestation + OperatorSignature + governance_signature_message (BLAKE3-256 domain-separated binding over shard_key + chain_id + term + nonce) + verify_governance_attestation (M-of-N threshold + ed25519 verify + nonce consume) + ed25519_verify + NonceTracker (per-shard replay-resistance via WAL durability + R13 M4 roll-back on WAL failure) + WalAppender (local minimal trait for NonceTracker; wal_traits.rs has the canonical WalAppender (deprecated) + WalWriter/WalReader/WalNonceScanner per R12 M20 Interface Segregation). bootstrap.rs: BootstrapOrchestrator (async_trait, R12 M18 dyn-compat). drain.rs: DrainCoordinator (async_trait, fail-closed default per R12 + 'LWW substrate pending F12 amendment' deprecation). did.rs: EncodedDidDocument trait (NOT sealed per R12 H12) + canonical_hash re-export (consumes octo_ident::canonical_hash directly; the spec text 'free fn in octo-sync/src/did.rs' is reconciled with the actual octo-ident home). wal_traits.rs: WalWriter + WalReader + WalNonceScanner (R12 M20 split) + WalAppender (deprecated alias per R13 M2) + replay_wal (full R10 H3-H6 + R11 H14 + R12 H16 algorithm) + apply_entry (default no-op stub for #122 dispatch). state.rs: WriterElection + WriterElectionForceRelinquish (sealed, mod sealed re-exported with pub(crate) so substrate crate can impl but consumers cannot). octo-ident changes: ChainId: add #[cfg_attr(feature = 'borsh', derive(BorshSerialize, BorshDeserialize))] DidDocument: add same borsh derive. substrate/Cargo.toml: add 'octo-ident = { path = ../crates/octo-ident, features = [borsh] }' Layer direction: octo-sync (Layer B-substrate) -> octo-ident (Layer B). One-way. Validation: cargo test --manifest-path octo-sync/Cargo.toml --lib --all-features -> 212 passed; 0 failed (was 205; +7 new TV) cargo clippy --manifest-path octo-sync/Cargo.toml --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings -> clean cargo clippy -p octo-ident -p octo-protocol -p octo-identity-resolver-node --all-targets -- -D warnings -> clean cargo test --lib -p octo-ident -> 40 passed; 0 failed (no regression) Mission 0871e-f7-coordinator-impl task #121 (#2 of 4 sub-tasks). Follow-on: #122 RaftLikeWriterElection + RaftLikeDidWriteCoordinator + optional crdt feature; #123 workspace membership lift + 4 cross-instance TV.

Hard audit 2026-08-12 surfaced 4 false/inaccurate claims in the closure record for mission 0871b-cross-domain-resolution-impl: 1. (blocker) L3 claimed `backend.rs` shipped with ResolverBackend + LocalResolverBackend + RemoteResolverBackend. `git show c14c270 --stat | grep backend` returns empty; `ls crates/octo-identity- resolver-node/src/` confirms no `backend.rs`. Origin scope item #2 was deferred, never landed. Cross-node forwarding is the follow-on mission 0871b-cross-node-forwarding (OPEN, filed 2026-08-12). 2. (blocker) L34 UUID mismatch — closure claimed IDENTITY_RESOLVE_CHAIN slot `:0002`; actual UUID at `payload_kind.rs:156` is `0x0009:0001:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0004`. Slot `:0002` is IDENTITY_REGISTER. 3. (major) L30 scope item #3 claimed `ResolveDIDRequest` was extended with `hops: Vec<ResolverHop>` field. Substrate uses a separate `ChainResolveRequest` payload kind instead; resolve.rs unchanged in commit c14c270. Scope self-contradicted with item #4 (separate payload kind cannot share wire form). 4. (major) L41-43 '3-node chain (A → B → C)' TV misleading — tests/cross_domain_chain.rs uses a single InMemoryDidRegistry with ResolverHop::local(...) for all hops. Tests 3 local hops against one registry. Cross-domain auth + true 3-node TV deferred to 0871b-cross-node-forwarding. All 4 corrections now reflected in v1.1 row of version history. Cross- references to follow-on mission 0871b-cross-node-forwarding added. cargo fmt clean; cargo clippy -p octo-identity-resolver-node --all- targets -D warnings clean.

Closes Round 1 findings from superpowers:code-reviewer dispatch over S4 commits 19faf38 + 4ab400b. Each fix is anchored to the original finding ID for traceability. CRITICAL #2 — guard powi u32->i32 wrap penalty_for_offense(now takes offense_count: u32) used `multiplier.powi(offense_count as i32)`. For offense_count > i32::MAX (~2.1B) the cast wrapped to a negative exponent, shrinking the penalty instead of saturating to 100% slash. Fix: replace the lossy `as i32` cast with `i32::try_from(offense_count).unwrap_or( i32::MAX)`. Saturated count yields `mult = f64::INFINITY` for any multiplier > 1.0, which `.min(1.0)` clamps to 1.0 (full slash) — the correct safe behavior. The caller also adds `.clamp(0.0, 1.0)` on the final pct for defensive bound. New `tests_penalty` module adds 4 regression tests including the u32::MAX boundary. MEDIUM #1 — scale=0 enforcement at API boundary Five sites used `debug_assert_eq!(v.scale, 0)` (slash_store, stoolap_spend_ledger, marketplace/mod.rs place_ask x2): release builds silently truncated 10^scale digits at the cast to i64/u128, corrupting on-disk stake values. Fix: - SlashError::NonIntegerScale{param, scale} typed variant. - require_integer_scale + require_positive_integer helpers. - register / withdraw_stake / can_withdraw / TaskMarketSlashing:: register now gate on scale=0 (and value>0 for the latter two), returning the typed error instead of silently truncating. - place_ask + dqa_to_i64 sites changed from debug_assert_eq to `assert!` (loud runtime panic, not silent corruption). LOW — gate negative Dqa in InvalidAmount withdraw_stake / can_withdraw previously accepted negative amounts (gate was `value == 0`); a negative `subtract` would silently ADD to the stake. The new require_positive_integer covers both the scale=0 invariant and the value > 0 invariant at once. Test coverage - register_rejects_non_zero_scale (scale=3 + scale=MAX_SCALE boundary; verifies rejection does not register the provider) - register_accepts_scale_zero (regression: canonical zero still registers) - withdraw_stake_rejects_non_zero_scale - withdraw_stake_rejects_negative_amount (stake unchanged after) - withdraw_stake_rejects_zero_amount - can_withdraw_rejects_negative_amount - tests_penalty module: 4 tests covering powi saturation including u32::MAX boundary. Caller updates All `l.register(...)` / `ledger.register(...)` / `slashing.register( ...)` call sites in tests + task_market/slashing.rs updated to `.unwrap()` (or `?` for the production task_market wrapper, which now returns Result<&Dqa, SlashError>). Verification (LD_LIBRARY_PATH set for libpython3.12 per project env): - cargo fmt --all: clean - cargo clippy --all-targets --features full -- -D warnings: clean - quota-router-storage --lib: 191/191 pass - quota-router-core --lib: 1733/1733 pass (was 1723; +10 new tests) - quota-router-core --test marketplace_e2e: 24/24 pass - quota-router-core --test task_market: 32/32 pass Outstanding (deferred): - CRITICAL #1 (untracked dqa_serde.rs file) — fixed in amended commit 19faf38 (Phase 1) by including the file + clarifying the canonical wire-form contract. - HIGH #1 (8f367f7a commit-message misattribution) — fixed in amended commit 4ab400b (Phase 2): corrected the proxy.rs description. - HIGH #2 (round_trip_set_scale_12 contract change) — fixed in amended commit 19faf38: documented the canonical-form contract. - MEDIUM #2 (loss_delta scale strip) — latent; only fires if stake zeros and then non-zero is restored via register (slash caps at zero; only register restores non-zero). Documented for follow-on. - MEDIUM #3 (dqa_serde layer placement) — would belong in octo-determin as a serde-feature module. Cross-crate refactor; deferred to a substrate restructure mission. - LOW (ZeroValue variant + redundant u128 cast) — style nits; deferred.

…ssions Per audit verdict 2026-08-17 (memory card audit-2026-08-17-...) closes 7 distinct parallel-model risks across workspace. RFC amendment filings (S6 B0 atomic-blocker bundle per plan §3 A.1): - 0862-c9-micro-octow-type-unification: Risk #1 CRITICAL (MicroOctoW type alias split; 3 sites, 2 underlying types) - 0105-x-s4-deferred-codemod-sites: Risk #4 HIGH (u128 field type drift in marketplace/task_market/slash_store/ settlement_event_repo/CLI; 7 files) - 0959-c1-wire-format-amendment: Risk #5 HIGH (S6e RFC-0959 settlement wire format; DqaEncoding + VaultLookup trait reuse) - 0900-d-chain-aware-slash-ledger: Risk #2 CRITICAL portion (S6d RFC-0900 slash ledger schema; DQA(12) + chain_id PK) - 0960-vault-substrate-amendment: S6f RFC-0960 chain-aware vault substrate; v2.1-Resolved → v3.0; 108 byte-exact TV - 0105-v-asset-id-addendum: S6g RFC-0105 asset_id_for derivation; v1.9 → v2.0; 109 byte-exact TV (9 TV-D9 + 100 TV-D10) All 7 RFC amendments per §3 A.1 now accounted for: 4 filed today + 3 already-LANDED (RFC-0870 via 0870-c1; RFC-0862 via 0862-c1; RFC-0957 via 0957-c1 + 0957-g). Spend_ledger + vault balance remain STRUCTURAL dual substrates per RFC-0862 §Future Work F12 (parallel by design, not convergent without redesign of spend_ledger substrate).

…pdates Card: memory/audit-2026-08-17-storage-restructure-parallel-model-risks.md - Hard ground-check of plan §3 + review §20.x under lens 'spending/cost unified into capabilities-vault model' - Verdict: PARTIAL UNIFICATION (vault substrate ahead of RFC text on verify-time + WrappedOnly) - 7 distinct parallel-model risks: 3 CRITICAL (#1 MicroOctoW split, #2 4 column types, #3 STRUCTURAL spend_ledger not vault-bound), 2 HIGH (#4 u128 drift, #5 1 of 2 vault-lookup paths landed), 1 MED (#6 4 ChainId reps), 1 LOW (#7 octo-reputation u32) - Will parallel models persist: YES by design (3) + YES by omission (5 — closure missions filed 2026-08-17) - Push: queued on next, push user-only MEMORY.md: +4 mission pointers (0862-c9 + 0105-x + 0959-c1 + 0900-d via earlier filing) + audit verdict pointer + 2 more (0960-v + 0105-v filed in same commit).

…retraction (doc-only consolidation) S6c Round 3 adversarial review (sprint wf_bd836955-609; 204 agents / 4 rounds / 106 confirmed findings) surfaced THREE documentary drifts between substrate doc + migration comment + RFC history rows. Doc-only mission; no substrate logic change; existing 18/18 TV pass unmodified. DRIFT #1 — Substrate §Atomicity paragraph (stoolap_spend_ledger.rs:9-18). Pre-c10 paragraph claimed 'SELECT ... FOR UPDATE' row-locking + per-statement transaction as the atomicity primitive. Reality: stoolap fork's storage layer returns NotSupported for FOR UPDATE locking; substrate SQL never carried the clause. Actual mechanism: per-instance drain_lock (mission 0862-c8) wrapping explicit stoolap Transaction (db.begin -> query -> execute -> commit, mission 0862-c3 AC-2) plus cross-process fs2 flock on <dsn-dir>/.spend_ledger.lock. Rewrote paragraph to enumerate the four-step execution with explicit attribution to c2/c3/c8; retracted FOR UPDATE references with explanatory note. DRIFT #2 — Migration v007 header comment (v007__create_spend_ledger.sql:1-14). Same FOR UPDATE claim as Drifts #1 + #3. Rewrote header comment to describe drain_lock + tx wrapper; cited storage/traits/table.rs for the FOR UPDATE NotSupported limitation. DRIFT #3 — RFC-0862 v2.0.3 row inversion + phantom TV cites (0862-writer-election-bootstrap-v130.md:2113). Two stale claims: (a) 'pub type MicroOctoW = Dqa' was ADDED to determin/src/lib.rs (Layer A frozen substrate) — actually c9 RETIRED killed MicroOctoW project-wide via commit 2a610c3 BEFORE the v2.0.3 cross-ref was authored; row was false at the moment of writing. (b) Cited TV-0862-17 (cross-crate round-trip) + TV-0862-18 (caveat payload bytes) — neither test exists anywhere under crates/ (verified via grep -rn 'TV-0862-17\|TV-0862-18' crates/ — no matches). c9 RETIRED removed them rather than adding them. FIX: - Substrate §Atomicity paragraph rewrite (AC-1) - v007 header comment rewrite (AC-2) - v2.0.3 row in-place amend with RETRACTION clause + sub-row v2.0.3.1 documenting the in-place amend (AC-3) - New v2.0.9 row describing the c10 doc-drift consolidation (AC-4) - 18/18 substrate TV pass unmodified (AC-5) - clippy zero + cargo fmt clean (AC-6) Out-of-scope (filed as separate missions): - 0871c-lock-file-hardening: O_NOFOLLOW + path canonicalize + umask 0600 (HIGH security findings from Round 3) - 0862-c11-tv-coverage-gap: cost=0 / scale boundary / macaroon_id edge Mission 0862-c10 LANDED. Memory card + MEMORY.md pointer added. NO push -- remote writes await explicit user instruction per [[feedback_initiation_user_only]].

RFC-0900 v2.0 (audit verdict 2026-08-17 Risk #2 CRITICAL closure). slash_ledger PK promoted from (row_id, provider_id UNIQUE) to (chain_id, provider_id) per §20.3 Model B (parallel to vault v013). Migration v015: - ADD COLUMN chain_id BLOB (nullable during window; UPDATE backfill to 32-zero-byte default namespace per RFC-0010 v1.4) - DROP provider_id UNIQUE (triple-named drop for fork naming quirks) - CREATE UNIQUE INDEX slash_ledger_chain_provider_idx ON slash_ledger (chain_id, provider_id) Substrate changes: - SlashLedgerRow.chain_id: [u8; 32] field (first position) - ProviderStake.chain_id: [u8; 32] field at 4 construction sites - append_outcome signature widens to include chain_id (default no-op) - dqa_to_i64 / i64_to_dqa helpers (BIGINT bridge at scale=0; DQA(12) promotion deferred — stoolap fork lacks native Dqa driver) Tests: - 3 existing slash_store tests updated with chain_id field - New TV-0900-D-09 cross_chain_same_provider_two_distinct_rows - 192/192 storage tests pass RFC-0900: - v2.0 row in Version History - New §Slash Ledger Substrate subsection (invariants + mirror + migration history) Documented 3 stoolap fork quirks (see slash_store.rs comment + v015 SQL header): 1. x' literals rejected in DEFAULT clauses → nullable + UPDATE 2. Column-level UNIQUE autoindex named unique_<table>_<col> 3. INSERT param binding uses SCHEMA column order, not INSERT column-list order 5 ACs narrowed/deferred to follow-on missions (DQA(12) promotion, SlashOutcome.chain_id, HashMap tuple-key restructure, 9 remaining TVs, core test infra)

…t block Substrate re-export block grows 5 → 6 nested re-exports per RFC-0206 v2.3 amendment. Adds pub use stoolap::core::DataType; so consumer code no longer leaks stoolap::DataType::{Null,Integer,Blob} raw upstream references via Value::Null(DataType::Variant) constructor calls. R6 substantive review (docs/audits/0206-008b-r6-substantive-review.md) identified 22 consumer sites leaking the inner DataType discriminant. Fix: substrate re-export DataType (Option B per R6 audit recommendation). 4 consumer crates rewritten to use octo_storage_core::stoolap::DataType: - octo-adapter-whatsapp/src/store.rs: 5 sites - octo-adapter-whatsapp/tests/r14_h1_upsert_verify_test.rs: 12 sites (also fixes stoolap::core::Value::blob raw path leak) - octo-adapter-telegram-mtproto/src/session.rs: 4 sites (Blob, Integer) - quota-router-core/src/storage.rs: 12 sites (Null) - quota-router-core/src/cache.rs: 1 site (stoolap::core::Value::blob path) quota-router-core/Cargo.toml: stale v2.1-era 0206-011b pending comment updated to v2.3 reality (R6 finding #2). RFC §Substrate Re-export Block: 5 → 6 nested re-exports; v2.3 Version History row added; Status header updated to v2.3. TV-0206-A9(b) gate remains 4 ≤ 5 PASS. cargo check + clippy --features full -- -D warnings + fmt --check all green.

… guide). 5-RFC pilot substitution #2 — RFC-0855p-c (DomainCoordinator Role, 84 cites) chosen after RFC-0957 reverted by user + RFC-0110 already committed (c37acab). RFC-0855p-c clean + no YAML + valid cites. YAML coverage corpus: 27 → 28 (15.4% → 16.0%, +0.6pp).

…ndment Per research/vault-monetary-representation-redesign §20 §User Decision Matrix decision #2 (BLUEPRINT.md amendment for RFC-0008 promotion pathway formalization). Amendment adds explicit 2-Cycle Atomic Promotion gate section at §Mission Lifecycle with: - 5 procedure rules (sibling tag, single mission ownership, symmetry enforcement, intermediate Claimed status, cite validation) - Explicit RFC-0205 + RFC-0206 pairing example (Tier 3 cascade) - Prerequisite cross-refs to RFC-0003 v1.1 + RFC-0008 v1.0 amendments Per R10.5 scope: docs/ in-scope. Pre-commit cite validation: PASS. NO push. TV-VMR-2. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

C1 CONFIRMED: produce_burn silently dropped Sink 1 (nonce) + Sink 2 (audit). Fix: produce_burn now calls BurnEventRef::consume() first with full 3-sink atomicity + rollback, then emits TransferEventRef to the Layer B log + bus envelope. The consume() path takes octo-policy::burn_event::TransferEventLog (audit mirror); the Layer B octo-vault::TransferEventLog is the canonical projection source. Two log.insert calls — parallel abstraction tracked for elimination under L4 CRITICAL #2. C4 CONFIRMED: PaymentProducerInput + SettlementProducerInput hardcoded chain_id=ZERO, breaking the (chain_id, vault_id, asset_id) projection contract. Fix: add chain_id: ChainId to both inputs; propagate input.chain_id in to_transfer_event. NO PUSH.

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