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This PR adds comprehensive design documentation for the R-15 secure storage contract. The documentation thoroughly defines security semantics, threat models, data classification, encryption envelope specifications, and implementation requirements for future work.
The changes are documentation-only as explicitly stated in the PR description. No production code, authority switches, or user data migrations are included. The contract properly documents security-critical requirements including AAD binding, fail-closed semantics, durable writes, and crash-resumable migration.
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Reviewer's GuideThis design-only PR admits a comprehensive R-15 secure-storage contract: it inventories and classifies desktop persistence, defines identity-bound versioned envelopes and fail-closed semantics, specifies key epochs, durable writes, resumable migration/rekey, and unified Core admission, and establishes platform boundaries and headless evidence requirements without changing production storage authority or implementing cryptography. Sequence diagram for an R-15 protected durable writesequenceDiagram
participant Renderer
participant Core
participant KeyProvider
participant Adapter
participant Storage
Renderer->>Core: write_record(record_class, logical_id, payload)
Core->>KeyProvider: resolve(epoch)
KeyProvider-->>Core: opaque key
Core->>Core: serialize and authenticate payload
Core->>Adapter: stage ciphertext
Adapter->>Storage: write staging file
Adapter->>Storage: sync staging file
Core->>Adapter: validate staged envelope
Adapter->>Storage: atomic replace
Adapter->>Storage: sync directory
Storage-->>Adapter: durable replacement
Adapter-->>Core: durability confirmed
Core-->>Renderer: DURABLE_COMMIT_SUCCESS
State diagram for R-15 key and migration lifecyclestateDiagram-v2
[*] --> UNCONFIGURED
UNCONFIGURED --> LOCKED: unlock(input)
LOCKED --> UNLOCKED: unlock(input)
UNLOCKED --> LOCKED: lock()
UNLOCKED --> MIGRATING: begin_enable() or begin_rotation()
MIGRATING --> UNLOCKED: durable commit and finalize
MIGRATING --> RECOVERY_REQUIRED: crash or verification failure
RECOVERY_REQUIRED --> MIGRATING: resume_recovery(operation_id)
UNLOCKED --> KEY_LOST: key unavailable
LOCKED --> KEY_LOST: key loss detected
KEY_LOST --> RECOVERY_REQUIRED: explicit recovery
Flow diagram for fail-closed protected-record readsflowchart TD
Start["read_record(class, logical_id)"] --> Parse[Parse envelope strictly]
Parse -->|Malformed or truncated| Corrupt[PROTECTED_CORRUPT]
Parse -->|Unknown version or suite| Unsupported[PROTECTED_UNSUPPORTED_VERSION]
Parse --> Resolve[Resolve key epoch]
Resolve -->|Key unavailable| Locked[PROTECTED_LOCKED or PROTECTED_WRONG_KEY]
Resolve --> Authenticate[Authenticate ciphertext and AAD]
Authenticate -->|Failure| Tampered[PROTECTED_TAMPERED]
Authenticate --> Identity[Verify logical identity]
Identity -->|Mismatch| Mismatch[PROTECTED_IDENTITY_MISMATCH]
Identity --> Decode[Decode and validate payload]
Decode --> Readable[PROTECTED_READABLE]
Locked --> NoFallback[No plaintext fallback or default write]
Tampered --> Preserve[Preserve bytes and require recovery]
Corrupt --> Preserve
Mismatch --> Preserve
Flow diagram for crash-resumable migration and rekeyflowchart LR
Discover[DISCOVER inventory] --> Prepare[PREPARE target epoch and journal]
Prepare --> Admit[ADMIT exclusive write barrier]
Admit --> Convert[CONVERT records]
Convert --> Verify[VERIFY target records]
Verify --> Commit[COMMIT active epoch]
Commit --> Retire[RETIRE_OLD_AUTHORITY]
Retire --> Finalize[FINALIZE journal]
Convert -. crash .-> Resume[resume same operation and cursor]
Verify -. shortfall .-> Recovery[RECOVERY_REQUIRED]
Commit -. uncertain durability .-> Recovery
Resume --> Convert
Recovery --> Resume
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR expands the R-15 secure storage contract and records it as a design-only migration item. The contract defines protected data scope, authenticated record formats, durable writes, recovery, migration, admission behavior, validation, and implementation gates. ChangesR-15 protected desktop storage
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In `@docs/native/R15-SECURE-STORAGE-CONTRACT.md`:
- Around line 207-210: Define the canonical byte-level encoding in the storage
contract for envelope_version, suite_id, string lengths, and absent project_id,
including exact widths, byte order, and representations. Align the AAD encoding
with these rules and add or reference authoritative test vectors so
implementations produce identical bytes before Gate 1.
- Around line 370-372: Update the commit protocol in the durable replacement
procedure to add an explicit crash-recovery fault point after directory sync and
before journal/manifest advancement. Define one deterministic recovery outcome
for a durable replacement with stale commit metadata, such as adopting the
replacement, restoring the prior record, or returning RECOVERY_REQUIRED, and
specify how the journal/manifest is reconciled before reporting success.
- Around line 657-658: Update Gate 5 in the migration contract to inventory only
future Core-owned backup records identified by backup:<backup-id>; explicitly
exclude existing libraryBackupService.ts ZIPs classified as
MIGRATION_INPUT_ONLY, which may be read or converted only after explicit user
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- Around line 233-245: Update the secure-storage contract to include an
authenticated generation or commit marker in committed record state and the
AES-GCM AAD for each record identity and epoch. Define read-time monotonic
generation enforcement so stale ciphertext is rejected, and add a rollback test
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- Line 129: Choose a single canonical control-root identity for the
secure-storage contract, replacing the inconsistent authority:<scope> and
authority-root:<scope> names with one normative form. Update the inventory
entry and the corresponding registry definition and test vectors so Core derives
identical AAD, lookup, migration, and recovery keys everywhere.
- Around line 527-530: Define a typed deleted read outcome for TOMBSTONED
records, ensure reads during DELETE_PENDING follow an explicit contract, and
prevent tombstoned reads from returning payloads or recreating defaults. Add an
explicit delete_record operation (or equivalent) on the Core API implementing
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DELETE_PENDING and TOMBSTONED.
- Line 329: Update the native secure-storage contract to define fixed normative
maximums for ciphertext, logical IDs, record-class tokens, project IDs, and
every other length- or count-delimited field, replacing implementation-defined
Core limits. Document interoperability behavior for these bounds and require
oversized values to be rejected before allocation, including the related rule at
the other referenced section.
- Line 142: Reconcile the R-15 scope for persisted plotBoard and mindMap UI
records across R15-SECURE-STORAGE-CONTRACT.md and
UI-DOMAIN-STATE-CLASSIFICATION.md before Gate 2. Establish an explicit
document-precedence rule and update the older classification so both documents
agree whether these records are included in Wave 3–4 Domain encryption;
otherwise remove them from the R-15 inventory.
- Around line 535-537: Clarify the contract’s per-record generation authority
for authenticated record validation: either define the authority-manifest field
and lookup corresponding to each record-commit logical record, or explicitly
limit checks to marker-to-envelope generation equality plus the record-to-root
epoch relationship. Update the surrounding validation language so
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123-123: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRegister
asset-pairas a version-1 record-class token.The inventory and project-scope registry define
asset-pair:<project-id>:<asset-id>, but §6.1.1 does not list anasset-pairtoken. The registry is exhaustive. An implementation must otherwise reject the aggregate marker or invent a non-canonical token. Add the token, its AAD scope, and a test vector before Gate 2.Before → After: pair identity without a registered token → one canonical token and serialization rule.
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asset asset-metadata codex rag-index +asset-pair active-project authority-root key-epoch record-commitAlso applies to: 218-218, 256-256
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797-797: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRestore
ABSENTafter a failed first write.The recovery rule unconditionally restores
ACTIVE(old). ForPENDING(none -> 1), no old generation exists. This contradicts Lines [655]-[657] and can create an invalid active state without an authoritative payload. RestoreABSENTfor first-write failures andACTIVE(old)only for replacements. Add separate fault-injection assertions.Before → After: one recovery state for two transitions → state-specific recovery.
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- restores `ACTIVE(old)` while preserving the candidate for recovery. + restores `ACTIVE(old)` for replacements, or `ABSENT` for + `PENDING(none -> 1)`, while preserving the candidate for recovery.Also applies to: 805-806
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304-305: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSpecify the canonical encoding for root commit evidence.
The root slot now binds
operation_id, fencing generation, journal revision, andCOMMITTEDstate. §5.4 does not define the exact widths, tags, and field encoding for this evidence inroot_digest. Different adapters can therefore derive different root digests and pointer-validation results. Define the byte format and add a fixed vector before Gate 1.Before → After: named commit evidence → deterministic cross-platform root digest input.
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READ_AUTHORITY_PENDINGas a typed result.The contract uses
READ_AUTHORITY_PENDINGfor partial-pair and migration read states, but §7 defines no outcome with that name. The public Core surface returns typed outcomes. Callers cannot implement this state consistently. Add a no-payload outcome with transition and recovery rules, or replace every use with an existing typed outcome.Before → After: undefined read status → one public, typed, no-payload result.
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| `PROTECTED_IDENTITY_MISMATCH` | ... | +| `PROTECTED_READ_AUTHORITY_PENDING` | Authenticated authority transition is durable but the target is not readable; return no payload and recovery status. | | `PROTECTED_DELETE_PENDING` | ... |🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/native/R15-SECURE-STORAGE-CONTRACT.md`:
- Line 123: Update the exhaustive §6.1.1 version-1 record-class token registry
to add the canonical asset-pair token, including its AAD scope and serialization
rule, and add a corresponding test vector before Gate 2. Keep the existing
asset-pair identity and authenticated-pair semantics consistent across the
inventory and project-scope registries.
- Line 797: Update the recovery rule for failed fenced transitions to restore
ABSENT when the transition is the first write, PENDING(none → 1), because no
prior generation exists; restore ACTIVE(old) only for replacement transitions.
Add distinct fault-injection assertions covering both first-write and
replacement recovery outcomes.
- Around line 304-305: Update the root digest contract in §5.4 to define
root_commit_evidence with the canonical deterministic encoding: u32be operation
ID byte length, UTF-8 operation ID bytes, u64be fencing generation, u64be
journal revision, and u32be COMMITTED state code. Add a fixed test vector before
Gate 1 and use this encoding consistently for pointer validation.
- Around line 698-699: Define READ_AUTHORITY_PENDING in the contract’s §7 typed
outcomes as a public no-payload result, including its transition and recovery
rules for partial-pair and migration reads; ensure the existing uses of this
status, including the exclusive-fence durability flow, reference that defined
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Disposition of all 15 unresolved chatgpt-codex-connector threads plus 4 CodeRabbit outside-diff findings on the R-15 contract, per exhaustive three-channel review-comment verification: - 5 codex findings were already addressed by existing text (root checkpoint timing, digest-free pending intent, project-ID AAD bound, lock/unlock admission) and needed no change. - 10 codex findings were genuine gaps, fixed: asset-pair marker encoding, StorageBackend enumeration handoff, two missing inventory rows (local-first sync doc, DuckDB/OPFS analytics), catalog binding into the authority root, the asset-pair registry token, numeric marker-state codes, rollback-floor advancement on write, root checkpoint CAS under concurrent writes, delete-intent crash recovery, migration-journal self-reference exclusion, and split ciphertext vs. whole-envelope size limits. - 2 CodeRabbit findings overlapped the above (asset-pair token, root-commit-evidence encoding) and are covered by the same fixes. - 2 CodeRabbit findings were distinct and are fixed here: a typed PROTECTED_READ_AUTHORITY_PENDING outcome in §7, and correcting the crash-recovery rule to restore ABSENT (not ACTIVE(old)) after a failed first write. No implementation, no status-line or §1.2 refusal-list change, no other files touched.
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The push in efee8ce triggered a fresh incremental bot review, which raised 5 more findings on the exact gaps that push's own fixes created or left incomplete: - Two more unclassified content-bearing WebView stores: the cross-project search index (services/crossProjectIndexService.ts), same pattern as the local-first-doc/analytics-db rows added previously. New PROTECTED inventory row plus identity/token entries. - The rollback-floor advancement added in efee8ce had no adapter API to actually perform it. Added KeyProvider.read_floor()/ advance_floor() with an explicit crash-ordering rule, mirrored into the platform-adapter section. - root_commit_evidence was still only named in prose, not encoded, despite efee8ce claiming this was covered by the catalog-digest fix (it wasn't — two distinct gaps in the same digest row). Now fully byte-encoded, with an explicit has_journal discriminant so an ordinary write's absent journal is never conflated with a real revision 0. - LoRA dataset/run child records had no defined identity domains despite being required migration targets. Added lora-dataset/ lora-run tokens following the adapter row's existing scope pattern. - The bootstrap sequence never anchored its journal's operation_id before creating the journal, so a crash between journal-write and root-commit left an orphan no restart path could authenticate. Fixed by having the bootstrap write a NOT_COMMITTED root slot naming the operation_id first, reusing the root_commit_evidence encoding above. No implementation, no status-line or refusal-list change, no other files touched.
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The push in bcde8fa triggered another incremental review with 9 new findings; per maintainer decision, closing the three narrow ones now and deferring the six that are actual protocol-design questions (marker replay-safety, floor/root atomicity, staging-vs-final-record AAD, gate-sequencing, paged-journal identity) to a separate discussion. - Two more unclassified localStorage stores, same pattern as the three already in the inventory: the LoRA Redux mirror (features/lora/loraSlice.ts, worldscript-lora) and the AI benchmark history (services/ai/benchmarkService.ts, worldscript-benchmarks). New PROTECTED rows plus identity/token entries; inventory count now 35 PROTECTED / 42 classes total. - Extended §6.2's tagged direct-or-hashed identity binding (already used for envelope AAD) to every other control-plane occurrence of a logical identity or project ID: marker_set_digest entries (including the asset-pair shape), catalog descriptors, and inventory_digest descriptors. An identity over the 16,384-byte direct bound no longer has an undefined encoding once it needs a commit marker, catalog entry, or migration descriptor. No implementation, no status-line or refusal-list change, no other files touched.
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Implements the maintainer's authorized protocol-design decisions for the six remaining review threads (five underlying topics), closing the real contract contradictions the last review wave surfaced: - Rollback floor + root commit (graphite + codex, same gap): replaced the contradictory "before or atomically with" floor-advance wording with an explicit two-phase secure-anchor protocol (new §5.3.1) — prepare/commit state machine, a 5-row crash table where only an exact operation_id/target_root_generation/target_root_digest match permits completing a commit forward, and a fail-closed requirement for adapters that can't provide the ordering. KeyProvider's read_floor()/advance_floor() replaced with read_root_anchor_state()/prepare_root_anchor()/commit_root_anchor()/ abort_or_recover_root_anchor(). - Marker replay: marker_set_digest now binds a per-identity marker_entry_digest over a full state-tagged canonical marker body (operation_id, fencing_generation, and every other authority field per ACTIVE/PENDING/DELETE_PENDING/TOMBSTONED/RECOVERY_REQUIRED state, including the asset-pair pair shape), closing the gap where an older valid PENDING/DELETE_PENDING marker with different operation authority could still match the current root. - Staging AAD: staging and migration-stage are no longer AAD record-class tokens. A candidate envelope is encrypted under its final record's own identity from creation (§9 steps 3/7); staging is a physical locator only, and promotion never re-encrypts. - Gate sequencing: Gate 5 is now a migration admission-readiness gate — every current writer of a packaged-desktop PROTECTED class must be admitted into the Core fence, quiesced, or refused before that class's final inventory is captured, closing the window where Gate 5 could migrate a class while its WebView writer kept producing untracked plaintext until Gate 7. Gate 7 remains the separate authority switch. - Paged journal: new §10.1.1 defines migration-page:<operation-id>: <page-index> as an authenticated protected envelope, a journal_page_set_digest analogous to catalog_set_digest, and a 7-case crash-recovery table, reconciled with the existing journal-excludes-itself-from-inventory rule. Four new §16 fault-injection assertions (replay vectors, staging/ promotion identity stability, concurrent-writer admission, paged- journal recovery). No implementation, no status-line or refusal-list change, no other files touched.
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Restructures the control-plane authority model around one unified,
non-recursive graph (secure anchor -> authority root -> {marker_set,
catalog_set, key_epoch_set} digests -> immutable generation-addressed
control records), closing 12 review findings that were different
manifestations of the same underlying gap plus several independent
completions:
- Trusted cold-start root-key routing: the secure anchor now also
carries a committed_root binding (generation/digest/slot/key-ref).
Cold start resolves the root key exclusively from this anchor-bound
reference, never from the unauthenticated root-envelope header and
never by trying every KeyProvider.list_epochs() entry.
- Prepared-vs-final root digest: target_final_root_digest is now
defined as the digest of the post-commit COMMITTED representation,
computed canonically before PREPARE, so the two-phase protocol's
exact-match recovery rule is actually satisfiable (root_commit_state_
code legitimately differs between the NOT_COMMITTED candidate and
the COMMITTED final digest, and no step conflates them).
- key_epoch_set_digest binds the key-epoch registry into root_digest,
closing its replay gap the same way catalog_set_digest already
closes the catalog's.
- Marker generations are now immutable and generation-addressed
(marker_generation, distinct from record_generation), with a
retention rule so startup has actual recoverable bytes after a
crash, not just a digest.
- Catalog pages are explicitly excluded from their own descriptor set
(same non-recursion principle already used for the root and the
journal), and ordinary writes now update the catalog in the same
serialized commit as the marker/root, closing the staleness gap
from the first autosave after authority switch.
- root_commit_mutex is a new serialized lock below operation-level
admission, closing the shared-to-exclusive upgrade deadlock between
concurrent ordinary writers.
- Structured RecordIdentity replaces colon-delimited logical-string
parsing for project scope in the public read/write/delete surface.
- Two more inventory/encoding completions: the existing IDB KDF salt
(migration-critical, non-secret) and canonical legacy
source-authority-kind/generation encoding for inventory_digest.
- asset-pair markers now support TOMBSTONED (was missing) with
complete DELETE_PENDING semantics.
- READ_AUTHORITY_PENDING (code 6) is explicitly valid for both
single-record and asset-pair bodies, removing a pair-only
description that contradicted the already-existing single-record
body.
Re-derived the full control graph and verified it contains no cycle.
No implementation, no status-line or refusal-list change, no other
files touched.
Unified control-plane authority graph — be8863aImplements the maintainer's authorized redesign closing all 12 outstanding findings by restructuring the authority model around one non-recursive graph: ``` Each of the 12 threads replied to individually above with exact section evidence. Re-derived the full graph and verified no cycle: root/catalog-pages/key-epoch-records/journal are all excluded from needing their own record-commit marker or catalog descriptor (three applications of the same non-recursion principle: root has no marker for a marker, journal excludes itself from its own inventory, catalog pages exclude themselves from their own descriptor set). One residual gap, noted for visibility rather than fixed pre-emptively: this batch doesn't add new §16 fault-injection assertions for the newly-introduced invariants (cold-start key routing, prepared-vs-final digest exact-match, key-epoch replay, marker-generation retention, catalog ordinary-write coherence, root_commit_mutex deadlock-freedom). Happy to add these now or wait to see if the next review pass raises it. No implementation, no status-line or refusal-list change, no other files touched. |
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) Closes 8 review findings: 7 mechanical completions of the prior batch's control-plane graph, plus a new foreign-protected migration-source subsystem (finding #8, maintainer-designed). - Bootstrap (§10.2) now uses the exact same prepare_root_anchor/ commit_root_anchor two-phase sequence as every later root commit, with the initial key-epoch control record created before the first root claims active_key_epoch. Closes the crash window where a NOT_COMMITTED bootstrap slot had no anchor-bound trusted key reference to authenticate against. - Catalog descriptors (§5.5) now use explicit presence encoding (has_active_record_generation/has_active_epoch/has_content_digest) so a brand-new PENDING(none->1) descriptor never has to invent a committed generation/epoch/digest that doesn't exist yet; enumerable-but-not-yet-readable is now an explicit, distinct state from readable. - Removed a leftover sentence describing catalog pages as "covered by the marker set," which contradicted the catalog self-exclusion rule. - inventory_digest now has a normative sort tuple (record-class token, tagged identity, tagged project scope, source-authority kind, source-scheme id) instead of an undefined "sorted." - marker_set_digest's outer entry is now consistently described as five fields (including marker_generation) everywhere it's paraphrased, not just in the normative table. - §6.2 now has a deterministic direct-vs-hashed AAD selection rule for the case where two individually-in-bound identity fields would jointly exceed the 32 KiB AAD limit. - New: a three-way source_authority_kind (LEGACY_PLAINTEXT/ R15_PROTECTED/FOREIGN_PROTECTED), a versioned source_scheme_id registry (WEBVIEW_IDB_AT_REST_V1, CREDENTIAL_IDB_KEYSTORE_V1), a MigrationSourceAdapter boundary distinct from KeyProvider (§15.3), a preserve-first foreign-migration flow with no-transitive-trust validation (§10.6), an explicit per-class migration-disposition model including credentials' RETAIN_APPROVED_SEPARATE_PROTECTED_ AUTHORITY (§10.4.1), and 13 new foreign-source fault-injection requirements (§16 assertion 19). No implementation, no status-line or refusal-list change, no other files touched. Verified: KeyProvider / MigrationSourceAdapter / source_scheme registry / Core remain four distinct, non-collapsing layers.
Foreign-protected migration subsystem + mechanical completions — e66fbf9Closes all 8 findings from the previous wave. 7 are mechanical completions of the last batch's control-plane graph (bootstrap now uses the same two-phase secure-anchor sequence as every other root commit, with the key-epoch record created before the root claims it; catalog descriptors use explicit presence encoding for brand-new PENDING entries; a leftover catalog/marker-set contradiction removed; inventory sort order, marker_set_digest outer-entry prose, and AAD hash-selection made fully deterministic). Finding #8 (representing sources protected by a mechanism other than R-15) is the maintainer-designed new subsystem: a three-way source_authority_kind (LEGACY_PLAINTEXT/R15_PROTECTED/FOREIGN_PROTECTED), a versioned source_scheme_id registry, a MigrationSourceAdapter boundary kept explicitly distinct from KeyProvider, a preserve-first foreign-migration flow with no-transitive-trust identity validation, and an explicit per-class migration-disposition model covering credentials. Note on process: the agent implementing this batch hit a session rate limit partway through (after completing findings #3-7 and part of #8's registry/inventory-descriptor work) and stopped with several forward-references to sections that didn't exist yet (§10.4.1, §10.6, §15.3). I completed the remaining work directly — the bootstrap rewrite (§10.2, findings #1-2), the MigrationSourceAdapter boundary (§15.3), the preserve-first/no-transitive-trust flow (§10.6), the disposition model (§10.4.1), and the 13 new fault-injection requirements (§16 assertion 19) — then verified all forward-references resolve and re-ran the maintainer's full 14-point boundary checklist before committing as one commit. All 8 threads replied to and resolved above with exact section evidence. No implementation, no status-line or refusal-list change, no other files touched. |
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| | `key_epoch_set_digest` | `"worldscript-r15/key-epoch-set/v1"` bytes, then `u32be(entry_count)`, then each entry sorted by `epoch` and encoded as `u64be(epoch)`, `u64be(registry_generation)`, and the 32-byte `content_digest` of that key-epoch control record | Binds the complete, authenticated set of key-epoch control records — count, identity, and current generation — the same way `catalog_set_digest` binds the catalog shard set, so an omitted or replayed key-epoch record cannot be substituted for the currently trusted registry. | | ||
| | `root_digest` | `"worldscript-r15/root/v1"` bytes, then `u64be(root_generation)`, `u64be(active_key_epoch)`, `u64be(root_checkpoint_revision)`, the 32-byte `marker_set_digest`, the 32-byte `catalog_set_digest`, the 32-byte `key_epoch_set_digest`, and the `root_commit_evidence` tuple (`operation_id`, fencing generation, `has_journal`, journal revision, and commit-state code), encoded exactly as defined below the table | Authenticates the root body named by the pointer, including the complete catalog-shard set and the complete key-epoch control-record set, not only the record-marker set. The digest field itself is excluded from its input. | | ||
| | `pointer_digest` | `"worldscript-r15/pointer/v1"` bytes, then the canonical slot name, `u64be(root_generation)`, and the 32-byte `root_digest` | Binds the active-slot pointer to one committed root slot. | | ||
| | `inventory_digest` | `"worldscript-r15/inventory/v1"` bytes, then `u32be(inventory_version)`, `u32be(entry_count)`, and record descriptors sorted per the canonical tuple defined below, each encoded as class, the §6.2-tagged logical-identity binding, the §6.2-tagged project-ID scope binding, the exact `source_authority_kind`/`has_source_generation`/`source_generation` presence encoding defined in §10.1, and — only when `source_authority_kind = FOREIGN_PROTECTED` — the `source_scheme_id`/`source_format_version`/source-side identity and project-scope bindings/`source_evidence_digest` fields defined in §10.1.2 | Makes a migration inventory reproducible without hashing plaintext payloads. | |
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When an enable operation crashes after the final inventory is captured, a legacy plaintext file can be modified, corrupted, or restored before migration resumes, yet its descriptor contains neither a generation nor a content/evidence fingerprint and the digest explicitly avoids hashing plaintext payloads. The resumed conversion therefore cannot detect SOURCE_CHANGED_SINCE_INVENTORY and may commit different bytes under the previously frozen identity; include a domain-separated source fingerprint and verify it immediately before conversion.
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| | `content_digest` | `"worldscript-r15/content/v1"` bytes, then the complete canonical protected envelope bytes (`WSR1` header plus ciphertext) | Lets the commit marker verify that the generation-addressable envelope is the one it committed without exposing plaintext. | | ||
| | `marker_set_digest` | `"worldscript-r15/marker-set/v1"` bytes, then `u32be(entry_count)`, then each entry sorted by `(record_class bytes, sort key derived from the §6.2-tagged logical_record_id binding, sort key derived from the §6.2-tagged project_id binding)` and encoded as record class, the tagged logical-identity binding, the tagged project binding, `u64be(marker_generation)` — the control-plane generation counter for this identity's marker, distinct from the protected data record's own `record_generation` — and the 32-byte `marker_entry_digest` for that identity's current canonical marker body at that generation, defined exactly below the table | Checkpoints the complete authenticated record-marker set in the authority root by binding one immutable canonical marker body, at one explicit generation, per identity, so a replayed or substituted marker with different authority fields (operation, fencing, target generation/epoch, retention, or tombstone provenance) cannot pass verification merely because it names the same identity and state code, and so the root can select one marker generation as current without requiring the marker body itself to be mutated in place. | | ||
| | `catalog_set_digest` | `"worldscript-r15/catalog-set/v1"` bytes, then `u32be(shard_count)`, then each shard sorted by `shard_id` and encoded as `shard_id`, `u64be(catalog_generation)`, and the 32-byte page `content_digest` | Binds the complete, authenticated set of catalog shards — count, identity, and current generation — so an omitted or replayed shard cannot be substituted for the current catalog. | |
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For any non-empty or multi-shard catalog, this supposedly exact digest leaves shard_id without a type, byte encoding, bound, or comparison rule. One implementation can encode numeric shard IDs as u32be while another uses a length-delimited string and both would follow the prose, producing incompatible catalog_set_digest values and unverifiable roots; define the canonical shard-ID representation and bytewise sort/duplicate rules.
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| authority. For each `PROTECTED` class, the migration plan names exactly one disposition, immutable | ||
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The contract says every PROTECTED class must name exactly one disposition and that an unset value means REFUSE_AUTHORITY_SWITCH, but only credentials are assigned one anywhere in the document. Consequently the other protected classes remain unset by the contract and Gate 7 can never satisfy its own completion rule; add an exhaustive class-to-disposition registry rather than relying on readers to infer MIGRATE_TO_R15 from prose.
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| 3. Core determines the canonical final `COMMITTED` bootstrap root representation: `root_generation` | ||
| = the first generation, `active_key_epoch = M`, the (empty, single-entry) `marker_set_digest` | ||
| appropriate to a still-empty record set, an empty `catalog_set_digest`, the `key_epoch_set_digest` |
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At first enable, marker_set_digest cannot be both empty and single-entry: key-epoch and migration control records are explicitly excluded from the ordinary marker set, so a still-empty ordinary record set should encode entry_count = 0. Leaving this contradictory cardinality in the canonical bootstrap representation lets implementations compute different first-root digests and prevents the prepared anchor, root slot, and restart verification from agreeing.
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| **Processing model.** Pages are immutable per generation; a checkpoint revision that must change a | ||
| page's content writes a new `page_generation` under the same `page_index` and republishes the | ||
| manifest with an atomically replaced `journal_page_set_digest` and `journal_revision`, rather than | ||
| mutating a page in place. Implementations must not load the full inventory into memory; the |
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When a checkpoint replaces the manifest at revision r with revision r+1 and the process crashes before the matching authority-root commit, the still-authoritative root continues to bind revision r, but this protocol has overwritten the only manifest bytes with r+1. Pages are generation-addressed, while the manifest itself is only atomically replaced, so startup cannot authenticate the old checkpoint required to resume or roll back; publish immutable manifest generations and retain every revision referenced by the previous, current, or prepared root.
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| An ordinary write (§9) performs steps 1-8 while holding only shared admission, then acquires | ||
| `root_commit_mutex` for step 9's fenced prepare/commit sub-sequence — §5.3.1 steps A-G map onto | ||
| steps 3-5 above — and releases it before returning its durability result. A migration, rotation, |
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Fresh evidence after introducing the separate mutex is that §9 step 2 explicitly commits the PENDING marker, catalog, and root while holding root_commit_mutex, but this ordering says an ordinary write completes steps 1–8 and only then acquires the mutex for step 9. With concurrent writers, following this sequence leaves the first root-changing checkpoint unserialized and permits both writers to publish from the same root revision; specify the required acquire/release at step 2 and the second acquisition at step 9.
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| | Project/manuscript canonical data | `FsProjectStore`; `$APPDATA/projects/<safe-project-id>/project.json`; `loadProject` reads and `saveProject` writes; snapshots and library backup read it through `StorageBackend`. Current authority is compressed plaintext Tauri FS. | User-authored title, logline, characters, worlds, outline, manuscript and project fields. Included in snapshots and library backups. Current atomic temp is also plaintext/compressed. | **PROTECTED**; authoritative, not regenerable. | `project:<project-id>`; use the persisted logical project ID, never title or path. Migrate one complete record with ownership verification; preserve legacy path aliases until a durable mapping is committed. | |
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When fileSystemService.initialize() fails in packaged Tauri, services/storageService.ts explicitly switches the whole session to dbService, so projects, settings, snapshots, images, binder assets, Codex, and RAG data can be written into worldscript-state-db/worldscript-data-db. These inventory rows name only the filesystem copies, while §18 requires migration only for WebView classes listed in §3, allowing a later successful launch and authority switch to leave the fallback user-data copies plaintext or unknown; inventory both physical authorities and migrate or explicitly refuse the IDB copies.
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| | LoRA Redux mirror | `features/lora/loraSlice.ts`; localStorage key `worldscript-lora`, rehydrated into Redux state at startup. | Adapter names/descriptions, project IDs, filesystem paths, run history and error details mirror a subset of the IndexedDB stores above in a separate physical location. | **PROTECTED**; a second physical copy of already-protected content is not exempt merely because the IndexedDB store is the primary record. | `lora-mirror:<installation-scope>`; migration must protect or remove this mirror in the same operation as the IndexedDB stores it duplicates, never leaving one protected and the other plaintext. | | ||
| | Opt-in AI telemetry | `services/ai/telemetryService.ts`; DuckDB `ai_telemetry` or bounded localStorage fallback `worldscript-ai-telemetry`. | Task/provider/model, timing and success metadata can expose usage and provider context even without prompt text. | **PROTECTED** for persisted desktop telemetry; the opt-in gate remains separate from the protection requirement. | `telemetry:<installation-scope>:<chunk-id>`; future records are redacted, bounded and authenticated. | | ||
| | AI benchmark history | `services/ai/benchmarkService.ts`; localStorage key `worldscript-benchmarks`; active whenever the default-on adaptive AI engine records a benchmark. | Task type, backend, model ID, latency and timestamps are the same class of usage/model/timing fields the adjacent telemetry row protects. | **PROTECTED**; not exempt merely because the feature that produces it is default-on rather than opt-in. | `ai-benchmark:<installation-scope>:<entry-id>`; future records are redacted, bounded and authenticated the same way as the telemetry chunk row above. | | ||
| | Existing IDB KDF salt (B-1 at-rest encryption) | `services/storage/storageEncryptionService.ts`; WebView IndexedDB key-derivation salt record, generated once when a passphrase is first set and read on every unlock to re-derive the PBKDF2 key; no native Tauri filesystem record exists on `main`. | The salt value itself is non-secret by cryptographic design, but it is a security-critical migration input: losing it, silently rotating it, or letting a future authority switch discard it before every legacy IDB record that depends on it is retired would desynchronize key derivation from already-committed ciphertext and could mask a rollback instead of detecting one. It is the key-acquisition input for every `FOREIGN_PROTECTED` source classified `source_scheme_id = WEBVIEW_IDB_AT_REST_V1` (§10.1.2), not a generic migration convenience value. | **PROTECTED** migration/control input; confidentiality is non-secret, integrity and availability are security-critical. Not independently regenerable without invalidating every IDB record derived from it. | `idb-kdf-salt:<installation-scope>`; do not imply the salt is secret or treat it as free to regenerate. MUST retain, specifically for as long as any retained record uses `source_scheme_id = WEBVIEW_IDB_AT_REST_V1` (§10.1.2, §10.6), until every such record is no longer required for rollback/recovery AND the new R-15 authority is durably committed AND cleanup/finalization is itself durable — no early deletion merely because the new root became `ACTIVE` or because one record's conversion succeeded once. | |
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For a packaged profile with IDB at-rest encryption configured, idbPassphraseSentinel.ts persists idb_passphrase_sentinel_v1 in worldscript-state-db/app-data-store, and verifyAndInitIdbEncryption requires that encrypted verifier before it can authenticate the passphrase and open any dependent source records. The inventory protects the KDF salt but gives this equally migration-critical control record no identity, source classification, or retention boundary, so Gate 5 can omit or clean it while retained WEBVIEW_IDB_AT_REST_V1 ciphertext still needs unlocking; add a protected foreign-control record and retain it until every dependent source is retired.
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This PR admits the implementation-ready protected-data and secure-envelope contract for #445. It records the current native desktop persistence inventory, protected/non-sensitive/derived/out-of-scope classifications, stable logical identities, AAD binding, versioned envelope semantics, key and epoch states, fail-closed reads, durable writes, migration/rekey resumability, admission rules, Core/platform boundaries, and the headless fault/security test matrix.
Current truth remains explicit: authoritative Tauri filesystem project data is not yet protected by the future renderer-neutral R-15 Core authority. No production crypto/storage implementation, storage-authority switch, plaintext migration, key rotation, legacy deletion, or Qt work is included.
Issues #357, #359, #360, and #361 remain open; the contract records their ownership and closure conditions but does not claim implementation. #445 remains open for the later implementation sequence. S6 and unrelated roadmap work are not included.
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