diff --git a/.env.example b/.env.example index 67e25271..15c18e8b 100644 --- a/.env.example +++ b/.env.example @@ -63,6 +63,10 @@ ConnectionStrings__PlatformAdmin='Host=localhost;Port=5432;Database=learnstack;U ConnectionStrings__OutboxDispatcher='Host=localhost;Port=5432;Database=learnstack;Username=learnstack_outbox_admin;Password=learnstack-outbox-dev' # ─── Keycloak (two realms per ADR-0004 Amendment 1) ────────────────────── +# The Development API defaults to the loopback tenant issuer declared in +# backend/src/LearnStack.Api/appsettings.Development.json. Other deployment modes +# require an explicit canonical HTTPS issuer; this override goes only to the API. +# Authentication__Tenant__Issuer=https://identity.example/realms/learnstack KEYCLOAK_ADMIN=admin KEYCLOAK_ADMIN_PASSWORD=admin-dev-secret diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 64fd6194..742052fe 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -229,11 +229,52 @@ records verified corrections and two further independent review rounds; the records subsequent runtime/proof corrections and their completed reviews. The [P02b-3 merge closeout](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-3-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-15) owns final source/merge and CI verification. -P02b-4's transactional job infrastructure is implemented under Accepted ADR-0047 -and its lifecycle decisions. ADR-0062/0063 supply the bounded CI implementation. -The [live Phase 02b status](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md) owns current remediation, -review and final-source A/B qualification; new source requires both complete -assignments. Production business and recurrence definitions remain empty. +**P02b-4 is complete and merged** through +[PR #32](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/32) on 2026-10-19. Its +[merge closeout](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) +records all nine job-runtime steps, three CI steps, independent reviews and both +complete final-source hosted assignments. Production business and recurrence +definitions remain empty. **P02b-5's decision package and ADR-0064 are Accepted +— 2026-10-19**; their +[decision pass](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19) +authorizes five implementation steps, each with commit and two fresh independent +review rounds. Step 1 completes acceptance disclosures and the isolated token +foundation after both independent review rounds; its +[record](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-1--token-foundation-2026-10-19) +owns the verified metric-privacy correction. Step 2 completes the real read-only +subject after both independent review rounds; its +[record](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-2--real-read-only-application-subject-2026-10-19) +owns validation. Step 3 completes attributed reconciliation and subject admission +after both independent reviews; its +[record](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-3--attributed-reconciliation-and-subject-admission-2026-10-19) +owns verified log-emission and default-window test corrections. Step 4 installs +the complete HTTP boundary and typed contract after both review rounds; its +[record](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-4--atomic-http-activation-and-contracts-2026-10-19) +owns validation and completed reviews. Step 5 completes production enforcement +and both independent review rounds; its +[local closeout](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19) +separates source-bound CI receipts from live PR-head qualification and merge. +All five steps are locally complete and unmerged. A subsequent +[review remediation](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +verifies external findings. ADR-0065 is Accepted on 2026-10-20 after maintainer +review. Its implementation and local proofs are delivered; the remediation +record owns completed independent correction reviews and current PR-head CI +qualification. Realm reconciliation, BFF +sessions and phase exit remain +P02b-6–8. +The [second external-review follow-up](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-second-external-review-follow-up-2026-10-20) +owns subsequent runtime/proof corrections and their source-bound reviews. +[ADR-0066](docs/decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) is Accepted — +2026-10-20. Its retained-subject bound, cleanup ownership and closed fault/refusal +signals are implemented with local runtime/exported proofs. The +[implementation record](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) +owns source-bound validation, independent reviews and final-source CI qualification. +The [systematic correction record](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-systematic-proof-and-document-corrections-2026-10-20) +owns subsequent proof/diagnostic, document and measured CI timing reconciliation; +all three correction steps and both independent review rounds are complete. +The live PR handoff owns exact current-source hosted qualification, including +fresh A/B qualification of the reviewed timing revision under ADR-0063. +No next packet or merge is authorized by this work. Phase 06 retains the full renderer/Studio expansion. @@ -444,8 +485,12 @@ Then read the phase that is live and the one it stands on: 2026-10-13; its merge closeout above owns final verification. P02b-3 is complete and merged through PR #31 on 2026-10-15; all six steps and correction bundles completed both review rounds. Its merge closeout above owns final verification. - The linked phase status owns current P02b-4 remediation, reviews and final-source - qualification. P02b-5–8 remain pending; each later packet accepts its gates first. + P02b-4 is complete and merged through PR #32 on 2026-10-19; its merge closeout + above owns final verification. P02b-5's decision package and ADR-0064 are Accepted; + all five implementation steps and both review rounds per step are locally + complete and unmerged. Its closeout above owns CI/handoff status. P02b-6–8 remain + pending, with each + packet accepting its gates first. - [docs/roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md](docs/roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md) — complete and merged; the delivered public-site baseline and P02b-0 handoff. `02d` sorts after `02b`/`02c` but runs **before** them; the roadmap dependency diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 8ab39067..fd68e274 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ the boundary between customization and capabilities that require platform code. > **Under active development.** The backend foundation and Education schema are > implemented. The first working browser experience is the current milestone; -> authentication, enrolment, payments and live teaching are still ahead. +> browser sign-in, enrolment, payments and live teaching are still ahead. > See [current status](#where-it-is-today) before trying the local scaffold. ## What it does @@ -82,11 +82,18 @@ durable subscriber acceptance, shared inbox/delivery ledger, both real default subscriptions and Seeder handoff. Its [merge closeout](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-3-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-15) owns final verification. -P02b-4's transactional job infrastructure is implemented under Accepted ADR-0047 -and its lifecycle decisions. ADR-0062/0063 supply the bounded CI implementation. -The [live Phase 02b status](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md) owns current remediation, -review and final-source A/B qualification; new source requires both complete -assignments. Production business and recurrence definitions remain empty. +**P02b-4 is complete and merged** through +[PR #32](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/32) on 2026-10-19. Its +[merge closeout](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) +records all nine job-runtime steps, three CI steps, independent reviews and both +complete final-source hosted assignments. Production business and recurrence +definitions remain empty. **P02b-5 API authentication is locally complete and +unmerged** under Accepted ADR-0064/0065/0066. All five steps completed both independent +review rounds and verified corrections. Its +[Step 5 closeout](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19) +records implementation, exact CI evidence and final PR-head qualification limits. +Realm reconciliation, BFF sessions and phase exit remain P02b-6–8; browser sign-in +is not implemented. Phase 02b remains in progress. [P02d-1](docs/roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#merge-and-closeout-2026-09-14) is **complete and merged**: Education domain, schema and isolation proofs. @@ -137,14 +144,15 @@ proof pass real CI; the seventh required context is active. The owns CI enforcement, reviews and the positive phase-exit verdict. [PR #28](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/28) is merged; the [merge closeout](docs/roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-7-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-11) -owns final verification. P02b-0 through P02b-3 are complete; the -[P02b-3 merge closeout](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-3-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-15) -owns final source/merge verification. P02b-3 Steps 1–5 implement durable acceptance, -shared inbox/ledger, independent subscriber scheduling and both useful defaults -with semantic Seeder handoff. Its +owns final verification. P02b-0 through P02b-4 are complete. P02b-0 has an entry +verification; P02b-1–4 have the merge closeouts above for final source/merge +verification. P02b-3 Steps 1–5 implement durable +acceptance, shared inbox/ledger, independent subscriber scheduling and both +useful defaults with semantic Seeder handoff. Its [Step 6 record](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-3-step-6--production-enforcement-and-pr-closeout-2026-10-13) records completed enforcement/regression and both review rounds for all six steps. -The merge closeout also records the verified external-review corrections. The +Its [merge closeout](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-3-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-15) +also records the verified external-review corrections. The [P02d-4 decision package](docs/roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-4-decision-package-2026-10-03) is Accepted — 2026-10-03. All four implementation steps and their review loops are complete. P02d-5 supplies trusted server rendering; P02d-6 supplies public @@ -156,7 +164,7 @@ page consumers and P02d-7 the two-host browser demo. | **Customization** | Content types, level taxonomies, exact-definition and generation-cached batched display readers, text-card metadata validation, create-only provisioning defaults and semantic built-in seed verification | Remaining authoring capabilities across [Phases 04–08a](docs/roadmap/README.md) | | **Audit** | Classified write path and transactional durability for business changes | Operational hardening in [Phase 11](docs/roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md) | | **Education** | Course and Lesson aggregates, translations, protected-content policy, scoped authoring commands, complete demo seeds and isolated public GET/HEAD reads | Full versioned curriculum in [Phase 05](docs/roadmap/phase-05-education-learning-content.md) | -| **API foundation** | Error contracts, validation, tenancy, concurrency, observability, transactional event production, hosted producer dispatch and independent durable subscriber delivery | Background jobs and authentication in [Phase 02b](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md) | +| **API foundation** | Error contracts, validation, tenancy, concurrency, observability, durable events/subscriber delivery, background jobs and the closed tenant bearer/AccountSite boundary | Realm reconciliation and BFF sessions in [Phase 02b](docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md) | | **Frontend** | Native TLS ingress, live locale entry, trusted server caller, localized catalog/course/lesson pages, safe themes, accessibility controls/manual smoke and generated typed SDK | Full renderer/Studio and Playwright Test/axe in [Phase 06](docs/roadmap/phase-06-renderer-admin-studio.md) | **Four modules contain domain implementations:** Tenancy, Customization, Audit and @@ -263,6 +271,12 @@ no-hop API startup remains supported outside this paired renderer recipe; supply both `ConnectionStrings:Default` (`learnstack_app`) and `ConnectionStrings:OutboxDispatcher` (`learnstack_outbox_admin`). The mandatory API worker verifies dispatcher connectivity at startup. +Supply `Authentication:Tenant:Issuer` too: the canonical HTTPS tenant-realm URL, +with loopback HTTP allowed only in `Development`. The development configuration +defaults to `http://localhost:8080/realms/learnstack`; issuer configuration is +validated without contacting Keycloak at startup. Credential-free public reads +remain available when Keycloak is stopped. Real realm issuance/reconciliation and +browser sessions remain P02b-6 and P02b-7 respectively. **P02d-5 is complete: ingress, visitor budgets and public entry.** The web bootstraps the captured host through the API, redirects using enabled/default @@ -305,7 +319,7 @@ three product surfaces. See the | Database | PostgreSQL 18 | Migrations, tenant / organization RLS and integration proofs | | Frontend | Next.js 15 · React 19 · TypeScript | App/UI scaffolds; generated SDK and injected transport implemented | | Observability | OpenTelemetry · Serilog → OTLP | Cross-cutting backend instrumentation implemented | -| Identity | Keycloak | Local realms configured; application authentication belongs to Phase 02b | +| Identity | Keycloak | P02b-5 tenant API bearer boundary active; real realm reconciliation and browser sessions remain P02b-6–7 | | Storage and search | SeaweedFS · PostgreSQL full-text search | Selected architecture; feature delivery belongs to Phases 04–05 | | Live classroom | LiveKit through a provider adapter | Planned in Phase 08c, starting with Cloud and retaining a self-hosted path | diff --git a/backend/Directory.Packages.props b/backend/Directory.Packages.props index 5bcaa957..15f001bf 100644 --- a/backend/Directory.Packages.props +++ b/backend/Directory.Packages.props @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ range of a high-severity advisory (GHSA-v5pm-xwqc-g5wc); 10.0.12 requires 2.12.0 or later. --> + >BFF: tenant-scoped response BFF-->>Browser: response @@ -90,16 +143,17 @@ Key details: - **PKCE only.** No implicit flow, no client secrets in the browser. - **Cookies, not localStorage.** Tokens never enter JavaScript; the BFF holds them. -- **Short access token TTL** (5 minutes). Refresh handled silently by the BFF. +- **Short access token TTL.** P02b-6's realm export/reconciler owns actual + issuance lifetime. ADR-0064 bounds API acceptance; P02b-7 owns BFF refresh. - **JWKS rotation.** API validates tokens against Keycloak's JWKS endpoint, with key caching and rotation handling built into the .NET OIDC middleware. ## Tenant Resolution Across Identity -When a user logs in, they may have multiple memberships. The active tenant is determined by: - -1. The host the user hit (custom domain / subdomain). See [27-custom-domain-tls.md](27-custom-domain-tls.md) for verification and TLS. -2. An explicit tenant selector for Studio (for cross-tenant operators). -3. The user's last active tenant (cookie hint). +When a user logs in, they may have multiple memberships. HTTP tenant authority +comes only from the independent verified host and validated active-scope claims, +reconciled by ADR-0036. A selector or cookie may suggest a later token reissue; +it never selects API scope. Phase 03 owns membership-aware tenant switching. +See [27-custom-domain-tls.md](27-custom-domain-tls.md) for host verification/TLS. The JWT carries a `tenant_id` claim for the active session; LearnStack rejects requests where the host-derived tenant disagrees with the claim. That rejection is not a fallback rule but the general shape of resolution — every authoritative signal is resolved independently and the request proceeds only on their intersection. The full matrix, including the organization dimension and the platform-host case, is [ADR-0036](../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md). See also [Tenant Isolation](09-tenant-isolation.md). @@ -117,7 +171,11 @@ Mechanism: - `Role` carries `Permission`s (atomic capabilities like `course.publish`, `enrollment.create`). - Resource-scoped checks (`course.edit` is allowed only when `course.owner_id == current_user.id`) live in policy classes, evaluated in the application layer. -The JWT carries `sub` (Keycloak user ID), `email`, and `tenant_id`. It does **not** carry the full permission list — that is fetched and cached server-side per request. +The API uses opaque `sub` for external identity/subject accounting and UUID +`user_id` for actor attribution, with scalar active-scope claims. Email and +realm/client roles grant no application authority. Phase 03 owns permission +resolution; P02b-5 exposes only its closed nonsensitive read while application +authorization is still pass-through. ## Invitations @@ -205,13 +263,16 @@ and a re-run is idempotent. > **Open in Phase 02b.** How seed users, mappers and the client scope reach a Keycloak > database that has already consumed the import is G12 in > [Phase 02b's decision register](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#the-decision-register); -> whether one token can name two tenants is its G10. A user who belongs to both tenants +> G10 is Accepted: one token carries at most one active tenant. A user in both tenants > also needs `Membership`, which [Phase 03](../roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md) > delivers. The pass that closes each gate edits this section with its answer. ## Risks - **Keycloak as a bottleneck for sign-in.** Mitigated by running Keycloak in HA from the start, using PostgreSQL (not the dev H2) as its store, and caching JWKS. -- **Single-realm token bloat.** Memberships claim grows with multi-tenant users; capped at a small N (e.g. 20) in the token; full membership list is fetched server-side. +- **Token scope versus live membership.** ADR-0064 accepts one scalar active + tenant and optional organization, never a memberships array. Phase 03 owns + live membership checks and switching through reissued tokens; a signed scope + alone does not prove current membership or immediate revocation. - **Migration path away from Keycloak.** Unlikely, but: usernames + emails are stable, so a migration to Authentik or a custom provider is mechanical. Refresh tokens would not migrate; users would re-authenticate. - **Federation complexity.** Per-tenant SSO requires careful admin UX to avoid misconfiguration; tenant admins should not be able to break their own login by removing the only IdP. diff --git a/docs/architecture/14-frontend-architecture.md b/docs/architecture/14-frontend-architecture.md index 33606e00..8c83be10 100644 --- a/docs/architecture/14-frontend-architecture.md +++ b/docs/architecture/14-frontend-architecture.md @@ -303,12 +303,22 @@ merge of tenant + optional org) more cheaply. Two paths: - **Server-side** — React Server Components and route handlers call the .NET API directly using the typed SDK in `packages/sdk`. The SDK is generated from the backend's OpenAPI document; [Standards 07 § SDK](../standards/07-frontend-architecture.md) owns when and how. -- **Client-side** — interactive components fetch through a thin BFF endpoint under `/api/...` that forwards the request with the user's JWT and the tenant header. The BFF exists to keep API base URLs and CORS off the public web origin, not to wrap business logic. +- **Client-side target** — P02b-7 supplies the thin authenticated BFF/session + transport. It keeps tokens outside browser JavaScript; any tenant header can + only assert independently resolved scope under ADR-0036. It never selects it. + Public SDK requests remain credential-free. The BFF wraps no business logic. The SDK is the only sanctioned way to call the API. Hand-rolled `fetch('/api/v1/...')` calls are blocked by lint — `no-restricted-globals`, because `fetch` is a global and an import rule could never have caught a single call. ## Authentication on the Frontend +P02b-5 delivers the API boundary and a separate typed AccountSite SDK contract, +without authenticated transport or a login UI. P02b-6 reconciles actual realm +issuance; P02b-7 owns the BFF/session flow below. Phase 06 expands the complete +browser journey and Studio/Portal experience. The +[API contract](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) does not +turn a generated GET into a public wrapper or widen native public admission. + Auth is delegated to the identity provider (Keycloak/Authentik, see [Identity and Authentication](13-identity-and-auth.md)). The frontend uses OIDC Authorization Code with PKCE. - Session is held in HTTP-only cookies set by the BFF after callback. diff --git a/docs/architecture/15-event-and-outbox.md b/docs/architecture/15-event-and-outbox.md index bc1e1fd1..e8b06000 100644 --- a/docs/architecture/15-event-and-outbox.md +++ b/docs/architecture/15-event-and-outbox.md @@ -728,16 +728,18 @@ independent subject to shared dependencies. The exact two-clause supersession is disclosed in [ADR-0047 Amendment 2](../decisions/0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md#amendment-2--owned-server-lifecycle-and-bounded-availability-supersession-2026-10-16); [ADR-0058 Amendment 2](../decisions/0058-bounded-stock-hangfire-maintenance.md#amendment-2--independent-shared-component-ownership-2026-10-16) adds ownership navigation only. The [Step 4 adaptation](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#maintainer-acceptance-and-step-4-adaptation-2026-10-16) -is authorized. Implementation and full-step review corrections are locally complete; -the [Step 4 record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#source-lifetime-and-facade-continuation-2026-10-16) -owns qualification of the shipped lifecycle/API composition and review dispositions. +is delivered with both full review rounds and verified corrections. P02b-4 is +complete and merged through PR #32; its +[merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) +owns final qualification of the shipped lifecycle/API composition. **Accepted exceptional boundary — 2026-10-16.** Accepted [ADR-0060](../decisions/0060-fatal-hangfire-startup-and-unsafe-unwind.md) adds a whole-API failure boundary to H1's ordinary per-pool ownership. Its exact trigger, global start gates, durable uncertainty and qualification requirements are carried by [Infrastructure Standards](../standards/20-infrastructure-stack.md#background-jobs-and-hangfire). -Step 4 owns implementation; acceptance provides no activated worker or crash proof. +Step 4 delivers implementation; the merge closeout above records actual worker +and native crash qualification separately from decision acceptance. Accepted [ADR-0062](../decisions/0062-native-crash-proof-ci-provisioning.md) adds only the named disposable native CI provisioning/partition authority; [its CI record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0062-acceptance-and-ci-implementation-2026-10-18) @@ -763,8 +765,8 @@ supplies no source release, business completion or external-quiescence authority The [metric inventory](../standards/10-observability.md#required-metrics) and [Step 9 record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-step-9--enforcement-and-packet-closeout-2026-10-18) record the implemented observable, stage, trace, lease-loss and control signals, -their source-specific qualification, full review status and remaining packet/CI -qualification. +their source-specific qualification and full review status; the merge closeout +above records final packet/CI verification. [Database Standards](../standards/05-database.md#shared-dispatcher-source-lifetime-and-capacity) owns the source-release contract and current physical floor; adding later SQL lanes requires requalification. diff --git a/docs/architecture/28-platform-tenant-organization.md b/docs/architecture/28-platform-tenant-organization.md index 031474a1..1d8a7ce1 100644 --- a/docs/architecture/28-platform-tenant-organization.md +++ b/docs/architecture/28-platform-tenant-organization.md @@ -250,6 +250,14 @@ operational discipline: `learnstack-hub` realm rejects authentication for tenant-bearing endpoints; the `learnstack` realm rejects platform-scope tokens. (ADR-0004 Amendment 1) +The tenant HTTP boundary under +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) accepts scalar +active tenant/organization UUIDs and a distinct stable `user_id` actor. Opaque +`sub` identifies the external subject for accounting; roles and membership arrays +are not application permission or a scope selector. The host/factory intersection +remains authoritative, with live memberships owned by Phase 03. P02b-6 owns actual +realm mapper issuance, while P02b-5 proves the API using a controlled issuer. + ## 6a. Hub ↔ LearnStack ownership matrix Both repositories carry a row for a tenant. Each field belongs to **exactly one** of diff --git a/docs/architecture/30-api-gateway.md b/docs/architecture/30-api-gateway.md index 6dadf600..a66f318d 100644 --- a/docs/architecture/30-api-gateway.md +++ b/docs/architecture/30-api-gateway.md @@ -16,24 +16,17 @@ the LearnStack core API and the LearnStack Hub API. > header normalisation. [ADR-0015](../decisions/0015-api-gateway-apisix.md) stands as the > decision that APISIX is the gateway LearnStack uses; ADR-0035 decides when. > -> **A gap worth naming rather than discovering.** In the shipped -> `infra/apisix/apisix.yaml`, route 100's `openid-connect` block is **commented out**, so -> today every `/api/v*` request reaches the backend unauthenticated **at the gateway**. -> **Neither layer authenticates today.** The backend does not re-validate, because there -> is nothing yet to re-validate against: `grep AddAuthentication\|UseAuthentication` over -> `backend/src` returns no registration, and `AuthorizationBehavior.Handle` is -> `return next()` with a Phase 03 TODO. Authentication lands in -> [Phase 02b](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md) and authorization in -> [Phase 03](../roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md). Tenant-owned tables now exist; -> authoring commands remain unrouted and HostOnly pipeline admission requires a -> `[PublicSurface]` marker. P02d-4 supplies marked anonymous GET/HEAD routes under ADR-0052. -> The "validated twice" property in § 5 describes the Phase 11 target, not -> the running system — and the first half of it arrives well before the gateway half. -> The block is uncommented in -> [Phase 11](../roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md), with the rest of APISIX: -> [ADR-0035](../decisions/0035-demand-gated-infrastructure.md) demand-gates the gateway, -> so [Phase 03](../roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md) delivers authorization in ASP.NET -> middleware and corrects this route table, but does not stand APISIX up in front of it. +> **Backend boundary — P02b-5 Step 4, 2026-10-19.** The gateway remains gated +> and route 100's `openid-connect` block remains commented out. The backend now +> validates the closed tenant bearer profile under +> [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md), before tenant +> reconciliation. Its production surface is the existing anonymous reads plus +> exact AccountSite GET; application authorization still passes through until +> [Phase 03](../roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md). No authoring command is routed. +> Present invalid credentials return 401 even on public routes; absent AccountSite +> credentials return masked 404. The “validated twice” property in § 5 remains +> the Phase 11 target. The [Step 4 delivery record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-4--atomic-http-activation-and-contracts-2026-10-19) +> owns validation and review status, rather than this topology claiming completion. **Accepted P02d-5 local topology — 2026-10-08.** [ADR-0053](../decisions/0053-trusted-public-server-rendering.md) uses native loopback @@ -42,6 +35,34 @@ Step 2 replaces socket-only anonymous partitioning with canonical-IP and peer budgets. APISIX remains Phase 11's gated adapter; the topology below is that target, not a prerequisite or delivery claim for the walking skeleton. +## Current issuer topology and activation limits + +The API validates one canonical tenant-realm issuer and retrieves discovery/JWKS +only from descendant paths at that exact origin. Private or split-horizon DNS +must preserve that identity. Startup checks configuration syntax, not DNS, TLS or +issuer availability; a separate metadata origin is not authorized. + +A cold cache or unavailable required signing key refuses authentication. A warm +current configuration can still validate a known key during refresh failure; +`UseLastKnownGoodConfiguration=false` does not discard that current cache. +`TenantAuthenticationProfileTests.Transport` proves a request-driven new-key +refresh, manually requested withdrawal and manually requested outage refresh. +It does not prove an elapsed five-minute automatic refresh or immediate key +revocation. Acceptance remains bounded by the token lifetime and observed cache. + +Current Information outcomes distinguish fixed credential/profile/validation +stages and accepted/rejected results. They are not an operational failure +taxonomy. Provider event-3 adapter injection tests the stock exception/log path, +not a natural metadata-outage occurrence. Authentication also precedes tenant +resolution, so early correlation/tenant attribution can be absent. Row 10's +membership refusal has no audit row and only Debug visibility today. + +[Phase 11's activation gate](../roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md#tenant-authentication-production-activation) +owns reachable issuer/DNS/TLS drills, operational failure signals, rotation, +readiness, alerts and exercised runbooks before production exposure. P02b-6 owns +real realm issuance; P02b-7 owns session custody and recovery. These are separate +from P02b-5's locally implemented API boundary. + ## 1. Topology ```mermaid @@ -386,38 +407,46 @@ gateway — TLS termination, consumer-keyed limits, WAF — in evaluation. The backend never trusts the gateway alone. If APISIX is misconfigured, bypassed (someone hits the backend directly on the internal -network), or compromised, the backend still rejects unauthenticated requests. This is -non-negotiable. - -That property is what makes today's state a gap rather than a breach: with route 100's -`openid-connect` block commented out, layer 1 is absent and layer 2 carries the whole -load. The system is not open — it is running on one line of defense where the design -calls for two, and the cheap fast rejection at the edge is not happening. Restoring -layer 1 is [Phase 03](../roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md) work; nothing about the -backend's obligations changes when it lands. - -```csharp -// LearnStack.Host/Program.cs -builder.Services.AddAuthentication(JwtBearerDefaults.AuthenticationScheme) - .AddJwtBearer(options => - { - options.Authority = "http://keycloak:8080/realms/learnstack"; - options.Audience = "learnstack-api"; - options.RequireHttpsMetadata = !builder.Environment.IsDevelopment(); - options.MapInboundClaims = false; - options.TokenValidationParameters = new TokenValidationParameters - { - ValidateIssuer = true, - ValidateAudience = true, - ValidateLifetime = true, - ValidateIssuerSigningKey = true, - ValidIssuer = "https://auth.learnstack.dev/realms/learnstack", // PUBLIC issuer - // Authority above is the INTERNAL URL for JWKS fetch; ValidIssuer is what's - // in the JWT `iss` claim (set by Keycloak's KC_HOSTNAME). - // Documented in 13-identity-and-auth.md. - }; - }); -``` +network), or compromised, the backend still enforces its own credential and scope +boundary. Eligible public GET/HEAD reads remain available without credentials; +AccountSite returns 404 for absent credentials. Present invalid credentials return +401 after the earlier admission gates, including on public routes. Phase 03 supplies +the permission checks for its protected routes. + +The backend currently carries the bearer-validation boundary on its own. +Phase 11 activates the gateway's independent check when ADR-0035's trigger fires; +Phase 03 supplies application permissions. Neither changes the backend's duty +to validate and reconcile its own trusted inputs. + +The running registration is +[`TenantAuthenticationRegistration`](../../backend/src/LearnStack.Api/Authentication/TenantAuthenticationRegistration.cs), +installed in the explicit order in +[`Program.cs`](../../backend/src/LearnStack.Api/Program.cs). +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) owns its strict +issuer, purpose, actor, JOSE, diagnostic and refresh contract. Configure +`Authentication:Tenant:Issuer` as the canonical tenant-realm issuer. Only +Development permits loopback HTTP; other deployment modes require explicit HTTPS. +Metadata is fetched from that configured issuer, never a URL selected by claims. +No API client secret, live membership or BFF session is introduced here. + +### Current issuer topology and activation limits + +The API must resolve and reach the configured issuer itself, with the required TLS +trust. Private HTTPS addresses and internal DNS names are supported; there is no +separate `Authentication:Tenant:MetadataAddress` setting for an internal discovery +origin paired with a different public issuer. Startup validates the URL without +network I/O, so successful startup does not establish issuer reachability. Deployment +DNS, proxy and certificate configuration must preserve the issuer's exact identity +and the discovery/JWKS containment boundary. + +The current API maps `/healthz` liveness only. It has neither mapped authentication +readiness nor a dedicated authentication outcome counter. Its stock manager caches +current metadata; disabling last-known-good fallback does not promise either an +outage grace period or immediate refusal of every warm-cache request. The +[Phase 11 authentication activation gate](../roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md#tenant-authentication-production-activation) +owns topology, cold/warm-cache and key-rotation drills, diagnostic/readiness decisions +and operational runbooks before production use. P02b-6/7 still own actual realm +issuance and browser-session integration. ## 6. Rate limit policy @@ -523,7 +552,12 @@ Phase 11 deliverables: - `Apisix_NeverFronts_InternalApi` — integration test asserts requests to `app.learnstack.dev/api/internal/*` return 404 from APISIX (route not defined). - `Backend_RequiresJwt_OnAllAuthenticatedRoutes` — `WebApplicationFactory` integration - test: every endpoint outside the public allow-list returns 401 without a bearer token. + test under [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md): + present invalid credentials on known hosts return 401, including public routes. + Exact AccountSite absent credentials return masked `not_found` 404 on tenant, + organization and platform hosts. Unknown hosts refuse before JWT work; the + generic unresolved MediatR gate is unchanged. P02b-5 Step 4 activates this + boundary; its delivery record above owns the actual proof and review receipts. This is the test that holds the line while the gateway's OIDC block is commented out. ## 12. Non-goals diff --git a/docs/architecture/31-audit-subsystem.md b/docs/architecture/31-audit-subsystem.md index 2459e1eb..3e0fbd40 100644 --- a/docs/architecture/31-audit-subsystem.md +++ b/docs/architecture/31-audit-subsystem.md @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ **Derives from:** [ADR-0033](../decisions/0033-audit-durability-model.md) (supersedes [ADR-0016](../decisions/0016-audit-log-subsystem.md)), [ADR-0044 (The Audit Write Path)](../decisions/0044-audit-write-path.md), +[ADR-0065 (Bounded Tenant Assertion Diagnostics)](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md), [ADR-0046 (Durable Event Delivery and Recovery)](../decisions/0046-durable-event-delivery-and-recovery.md), [ADR-0057 (Transactional Event Production and Completion)](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md), [ADR-0017 (Tenant + Organization)](../decisions/0017-tenant-organization-hierarchy.md), @@ -40,6 +41,30 @@ classes rather than reordering the pipeline: | **MUST**, with no committed business transaction — `denied` outcomes, security events raised outside MediatR, **and any request whose transaction rolled back or whose commit outcome is unknown** | **Standalone**, through `IAuditStore.WriteStandaloneAsync`, on a connection outside the business transaction: `BEGIN;` `set_config('app.tenant_id', …)` **and** `set_config('app.organization_id', …)`; `INSERT; COMMIT` | **Fail closed only where there is something to fail closed on.** The `503 audit_unavailable` replaces the response when the operation would otherwise have **succeeded**; a row recording an operation that is already being **refused** keeps its own 403 / 404 ([ADR-0033 Amendment 1](../decisions/0033-audit-durability-model.md)). Either way the failure logs at `Critical`, increments the standalone-write-failure counter and marks the audit health check unhealthy | There is no business transaction to ride, or the one that existed is gone. The row must still satisfy `audit_log`'s `WITH CHECK` — **both** halves of it, since the table is org-scoped — so it announces both session variables on its own terms. Reusing the *business* connection here would be a defect: a row written inside a transaction that is about to roll back rolls back with it | | **SHOULD / MAY** — operational, diagnostic | Outside any business transaction, best-effort, same standalone shape | Logged and dropped; the accepted loss is written down in the module's matrix, not assumed | Losing "course renamed" costs a support conversation | +**Named standalone admission exception — Accepted 2026-10-20.** +[ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) admits at most +600 authenticated rejected-assertion write attempts per independently defended +host tenant per API instance in a first-request-anchored monotonic minute. A +singleton `TenantAssertionAuditBudget` in API/Tenancy shares accounting across +scoped recorders, actors, sources and dimensions. Failed writes spend allowance; +suppressed occurrences make no store call and cannot extend the window. Each +retains its refusal, mismatch count and exactly one attributed Warning (4006 +rather than normal 4001). Admitted events remain MUST-class with the table's +standalone failure semantics. This is event admission, never a tenant +`AuditConfig` override or a change to general mutation MUST durability. + +An attacker can exhaust that allowance and remove later actors' durable evidence +for the window. Warnings/counters remain, with explicitly unbounded aggregate +log volume. Anonymous bursts and tenantless refusal behavior remain separate. +There is no independent tenant-registry cap; known host tenants bound keyspace, +expired-only sweeps inspect at most 128 entries per call, and no timer or disposal +owner is added. ADR-0065 owns the illustrative nominal 864,000 rows/24h/tenant/instance +steady-saturation rate (not a calendar-day hard cap) and assumed storage costs; +Phase 11 owns measured capacity and distributed admission. +Implementation and local proofs are delivered; the +[P02b-5 remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +owns source-bound qualification. Production capacity remains unqualified. + **A granted read-sensitive query rides the first row, not the second.** It used to sit in the standalone class, on the reasoning that a read opens no transaction. Packet 6 shipped `TransactionBehavior` without a request-kind gate — it opens the ambient diff --git a/docs/architecture/33-cross-cutting-concerns.md b/docs/architecture/33-cross-cutting-concerns.md index fd1779cc..f6cd69f5 100644 --- a/docs/architecture/33-cross-cutting-concerns.md +++ b/docs/architecture/33-cross-cutting-concerns.md @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ [ADR-0038](../decisions/0038-cross-cutting-port-and-event-contracts.md), [ADR-0033](../decisions/0033-audit-durability-model.md), [ADR-0044](../decisions/0044-audit-write-path.md), +[ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md), +[ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md), [ADR-0020](../decisions/0020-triple-deployment-hybrid-license.md). For the day-to-day rules read [09-error-handling.md](../standards/09-error-handling.md), [10-observability.md](../standards/10-observability.md), and @@ -83,6 +85,45 @@ unhandled exception (Sentry-captured, 500 Problem Details). Per ## 2. MediatR Pipeline Order +P02b-5's [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) +adds HTTP authentication/admission before this unchanged pipeline. Only the +closed AccountSite GET gains authenticated reachability; its exact query is Off +and uses the existing physical ReadOnly owner alongside PublicSurface reads. +The HTTP middleware order and error precedence live in that ADR and +[API Design](../standards/04-api-design.md#authentication); they do not add a ninth +MediatR stage or implement Phase 03 permission checks. Independent rejected +assertions keep the recorder's standalone audit path. Accepted +[ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) adds a shared +singleton host-tenant admission budget before authenticated store calls: 600 +attempts per API instance per first-request-anchored monotonic minute, including +failed writes. Scoped recorders retain one Warning and counter per occurrence; +after exhaustion, Warning 4006 replaces normal 4001 and no database I/O occurs. +This can lose later actors' durable evidence and leaves aggregate real-time log +volume unbounded. Admitted events remain MUST; general mutation durability and +tenant `AuditConfig` floors are unchanged. Its acceptance precedes dependent code. + +Accepted [ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) +separately bounds the subject registry and its cleanup ownership. Its closed +limiter result travels to middleware with detached retry metadata; a cached +request result controls dispatch and once-only rejection metrics. Quota/capacity +remain 429; new-key sticky cleanup fault uses 503 and the common retry helper. +Already retained subjects keep their quota service. One shared retirement owner +bounds retained-plus-retiring resources; synchronous cleanup can block its owning +request and joined shutdown indefinitely. No timeout proves cleanup and no new +fatal-process policy is added. The exact lifecycle and HTTP contract live in the +ADR; [Observability Standards](../standards/10-observability.md#tenant-authentication-diagnostics) +owns the identity-free signals. Acceptance is 2026-10-20; implementation and +local runtime/exported proofs are delivered. The +[implementation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) +owns independent reviews and final-source CI qualification. + +ADR-0065 also ratifies process-wide native outbound metric projection: HTTP keeps +method/status/protocol/scheme/error; DNS keeps only `error.type`. Destination, +full URL, path/query and IP/port are absent from metrics for metadata and ordinary +dependencies. Ordinary traces/logs remain observable; metadata canaries stay absent +from every exported channel. Standards 10 owns channel-specific positive/negative +proofs. Phase 11 qualifies finite dependency attribution before its first consumer. + P02d-4's [accepted boundary](../decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md) adds factory host-ceiling admission and read-only transaction intent. [Step 1](../roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-4-step-1-authority-and-read-only-foundation) diff --git a/docs/decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md b/docs/decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md index 9c375021..dab350fa 100644 --- a/docs/decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md +++ b/docs/decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md @@ -601,6 +601,14 @@ this ADR actually shipped. ### Staging across packets +> **Erratum — 2026-10-19.** The table below omits row 10 from the rows that +> require Phase 03 membership to succeed. Row 10 already requires `M covers +> (T, O)` in the matrix accepted at `803b3810`; authentication only makes it +> reachable. Rows 7, 10 and 14 remain refused while membership denies all. +> The row-10 decision is unchanged. Current authority: the matrix and +> [ADR-0064 § Resolution and attribution](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#resolution-and-attribution). +> Recorded with the false-at-entry evidence in Amendment 13. + | Stage | What exists | What a mismatch produces | |---|---|---| | **Packet 4** | Rate limiter, effective host, normalizer, trusted hop, assertion comparison, `LoggingTenantAssertionRecorder`. No resolver, no claims, no `IAuditStore` | 404 + metric + `Warning` log. Unreachable in traffic — every request is already rejected by the unresolved-context guard — and exercised by unit tests over a stubbed context. **Packet 4 must not describe the outcome as audited.** | @@ -610,6 +618,16 @@ this ADR actually shipped. | **Phase 02b** | Keycloak, `UseAuthentication`, the `tenant_id` claim | The H↔J cross-check goes live through the **same** recorder and the **same** operation key with `metadata.assertionSource = jwt-claim`. Phase 02b's completion criterion is met by this mechanism, not by a second detector | | **Phase 03** | `Membership` | Rows 7 and 14 stop failing closed | +> **Erratum — 2026-10-19.** The 2026-09-02 erratum below says rows 6, 9 and 10 +> become live in Phase 02b, then assigns only 7 and 14 to Phase 03. Row 10 can +> become reachable in Phase 02b but cannot succeed without live membership. +> Its `M covers (T, O)` term already exists at `9df48d6c`, when that erratum +> entered the record; the then-shipped `DenyAllTenantMembershipReader` returns +> false. Rows 6 and 9 need no membership read; rows 7, 10 and 14 do. +> The row-10 decision is unchanged. Current authority: the matrix and +> [ADR-0064 § Resolution and attribution](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#resolution-and-attribution). +> Recorded in Amendment 13; the earlier erratum remains verbatim. + > **Erratum — 2026-09-02.** The Packet 7 row says matrix rows **2, 3, 6, 9, 10** become > live. Rows 6, 9 and 10 do not: all three require a validated claim in their Auth > column, and the paragraph immediately below this table says so — "the authenticated @@ -1099,6 +1117,125 @@ platform/provisioning and bypass/admin entry. HTTP factory/host provenance, even writers and restoration retain their contracts. This is a writer decision change held by ADR-0047, not an ADR-0041 erratum. Implementation/proofs remain P02b-4. +### 2026-10-19 — Amendment 13: API authentication and row-10 staging correction + +**Status: Accepted.** The maintainer accepts +[ADR-0064](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) and the +[P02b-5 package](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19). +Its [exact relationship to Accepted decisions](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#exact-relationship-to-accepted-decisions) +separates the following bounded supersession, additive contracts and fact correction. +This is acceptance disclosure; P02b-5 runtime and its proofs are not delivered here. + +**Bounded supersession — row 14's audit clause only.** ADR-0064 replaces +`otherwise 404 + record under T_j` only where platform-host membership is refused +without a confirmed host tenant. The 404 and active-membership requirement remain; +no business context, claimed tenant or platform sentinel is installed for recording. +The existing recorder gains a synchronous `RecordNoTenantRefusal` path carrying +closed source/dimension, validated actor and captured correlation, with no tenant +or asserted tenant value. It increments +`learnstack_tenant_assertion_unresolved_total` once with only `source=jwt-claim` +and `dimension=Tenant`, and emits the fixed `membership_unconfirmed` diagnostic. +The auditing decorator forwards without calling the audit store, opening a connection +or writing a durable row. Actor and correlation are never metric labels. ADR-0064 +holds this normative replacement; ADR-0041 does not authorize it. + +**Additive profile and claimless attribution.** ADR-0064 closes the delegated +claim shape: scalar UUID `tenant_id`, optional scalar UUID `organization_id`, +stable UUID `user_id` and opaque external `sub`, under its strict issuer, +audience, purpose, client and duplicate-free token profile. Only the immutable +validated projection feeds the existing factory. A validated profile without a +tenant claim retains its actor for attribution but has only `HostOnly` authority +on a tenant/organization host. Public reads remain public and Off; protected +AccountSite returns 404. One fixed `tenant_claim_absent` Debug event follows +subject admission without claim values, a new metric or a new error code. +Platform-host claimless row 15 remains unresolved. No origin or context writer +is added; authentication and actor presence never promote the authority ceiling. + +**Existing audit obligations and the explicit attribution seam.** Row 7 already +requires a rejection audit under the host tenant, but the current resolver only +logs refusals: P02b-5 must implement that audit rather than claim it already runs. +Row 10 remains unaudited. Host/claim disagreements use the same recorder and +`tenancy.tenant_assertion.reject` operation, under the independently confirmed +host tenant rather than the disagreeing claim. The closed `TenantAssertionSource` +maps only to `header` or `jwt-claim`; both recorder implementations consume it. +The rejection carries typed `ActorUserId`, captured request `CorrelationId` and +nullable `TrustedOrganizationId` explicitly from validated facts. Resolver +refusals take trusted organization from classification; later header refusals +take it from the successfully resolved context. Audit rows remain tenant-wide +with `AuditEntryDraft.OrganizationId = null`; trusted organization is retained as +`metadata.trustedOrganizationId`, not in the scope column. Correlation is captured +before refusal and is not reread from a rejected ambient context. + +The first failing comparison records once because resolution short-circuits header +assertions. Separate authenticated requests remain per-occurrence, without +coalescing or a per-tenant ceiling; anonymous burst behavior and both operation +slugs remain. A failed rejection audit preserves the refusal and the existing +Critical/health behavior. Under ADR-0064's explicit HTTP contract, rows 8/11/12 +and authenticated header mismatches return 404 `tenant_mismatch`; membership +refusals in rows 7/10/14 and anonymous mismatches return 404 `not_found`. +Malformed/repeated assertions remain 400 `validation_failed`. The pure factory's +shared `Refused` and generic unresolved MediatR gate retain their contracts. +AccountSite's outer masked 404 also applies to absent credentials on tenant, +organization and platform hosts; no platform/unresolved endpoint is introduced. + +**Fact correction — row 10 was always membership-dependent.** The staging table +omits row 10 from Phase 03's fail-closed set. The 2026-09-02 staging erratum then +groups it with rows 6/9 as becoming live in Phase 02b without that qualification. +Both statements were false at entry, rather than becoming stale: + +- `git show 803b3810:docs/decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md` + shows the original accepted row 10 already resolving only `iff M covers (T, O)` + while its staging table assigns only rows 7/14 to Phase 03. +- `git show 9df48d6c:docs/decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md` + shows the same membership term beside the newly entered 2026-09-02 erratum. + `DenyAllTenantMembershipReader.CoversAsync` already returns `Task.FromResult(false)` + at `0a7b5677`, earlier that day, and still does at the decision-pass entry. + +Authentication makes rows 7/10/14 reachable; Phase 03 membership is required for +their success. Rows 6/9 need no membership read. A matching organization claim on +an organization host takes row 9 and does not implement row 10's membership. +**The row-10 Decision is unchanged.** Its corrected staging is disclosed under +[ADR-0041](0041-correcting-false-statements-in-accepted-adrs.md). + +**Correction carriers:** this ADR's new erratum immediately below +§ Staging across packets, the new erratum immediately before its 2026-09-02 +erratum, and this amendment. Original table, earlier erratum, Accepted body, +metadata and prior amendments remain verbatim. ADR-0040 and ADR-0052 each carry +their own separate read-mode disclosure; ADR-0064 and the package own the complete +acceptance-carrier register. Outside ADR-0064's explicit HTTP changes and row-14 +audit replacement, the matrix, status/error clauses, trusted host provenance, +assertion-only headers, setter/writer sets and membership requirements remain. + +### 2026-10-20 — Amendment 14: bounded assertion diagnostics + +**Status: Accepted.** The maintainer accepts +[ADR-0065](0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) before its dependent code. +It replaces only this ADR's authenticated every-occurrence/no-per-tenant-ceiling +durable-record clauses in the original body and Amendment 13, and its +tenant-labelled mismatch counter. Admitted assertion +events remain MUST-class; the singleton target-host-tenant budget admits 600 +write attempts per instance per first-request-anchored monotonic minute. Failed +writes spend allowance; later occurrences retain their refusal, mismatch count +and one suppression Warning without audit-store I/O. There is no actor/source/ +dimension split, tenant configuration override or separate tenant-registry cap. + +The original “ten cheap requests” objection remains a deliberate visibility cost: +an attacker can now exhaust 600 attempts and deny subsequent actors durable +records for that window. Continued warnings/counters do not provide complete +durable actor evidence. ADR-0065 owns the cost estimate and loss acceptance; +general mutation MUST durability and the tenant `AuditConfig` floor are unchanged. +Mismatch metrics omit tenant labels and add a closed suppression counter; typed +tenant/actor/correlation attribution stays in rows/logs. Real-time log volume +remains unbounded. Anonymous bursts, row-7/10/14 dispositions, host authority, +reconciliation, refusal status and claimless attribution retain their contracts. + +ADR-0065 also ratifies `c6108bf9`'s process-wide native HTTP/DNS metric projection +and discloses ordinary dependency attribution loss. This is bounded normative +supersession, not an ADR-0041 fact correction. Original Accepted metadata/body, +prior amendments and dated implementation receipts are preserved verbatim. The +[2026-10-20 remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +owns subsequent implementation and proof status; acceptance does not deliver it. + ## References - [ADR-0003 Tenant Isolation Defense in diff --git a/docs/decisions/0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md b/docs/decisions/0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md index 02a0e6ea..b2472e91 100644 --- a/docs/decisions/0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md +++ b/docs/decisions/0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md @@ -737,3 +737,33 @@ requests select ReadOnly through a closed mode mapping. Framework commands use ordinary writable announced owners; no caller selects a mode. Eight setters, two entry shapes, sticky poisoning, nesting and aggregate rules remain. P02b-4 implements/proves these additive seams; public host eligibility is unchanged. + +### Amendment 13 — Exact authenticated read-mode scope (2026-10-19) + +**Status: Accepted.** The maintainer accepts +[ADR-0064](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) and the +[P02b-5 package](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19). +Its [exact relationship to Accepted decisions](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#exact-relationship-to-accepted-decisions) +extends Amendment 8's public-only mode-ordering scope to exactly the authenticated, +non-`[PublicSurface]` `GetAccountSiteQuery`. This is a bounded normative extension +authorized by ADR-0064, with its own +[ADR-0052 disclosure](0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md#amendment-15--exact-authenticated-read-mode-scope-2026-10-19); +it is not an ADR-0041 fact correction or an independently changed Decision sketch. + +Add that exact request type to the positive read-mode mapping alongside existing +public and exact job-framework reads. No suffix, interface or generic query +heuristic selects the exception, and callers cannot choose a transaction mode. +The existing physical ReadOnly owner begins READ COMMITTED, awaits +`SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY`, then uses the sanctioned tenant/organization +announcement before data SQL or handler dispatch. The query is explicitly audit +Off; normal success/refusal writes no query audit row. Independent rejection +audits retain their sanctioned path. + +One connection, transaction/frame ownership, eight setters, default writable +announcement order, mixed-mode refusal and sticky poisoning remain unchanged. +The extension adds no connection, setter, nested public send or writable outer +frame for this query. Public markers and host eligibility retain their contracts. +The original body, metadata and prior amendments remain verbatim. Updated +acceptance carriers are this amendment, ADR-0052's own amendment and Standards 11; +ADR-0064 and the package own the full register. Implementation/proofs remain +P02b-5, including physical write refusal on the authenticated query's actual path. diff --git a/docs/decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md b/docs/decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md index 83209f1e..b005ee0f 100644 --- a/docs/decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md +++ b/docs/decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md @@ -404,3 +404,42 @@ The mapping is closed and exposes no caller-selected mode. This adds no public host ceiling or public request class. Existing host provenance, anonymous eligibility, physical ReadOnly protections and mixed-mode refusal remain. P02b-4 implements/proves this bounded extension; no new public runtime is claimed. + +## Amendment 15 — Exact authenticated read-mode scope (2026-10-19) + +**Status: Accepted.** The maintainer accepts +[ADR-0064](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) and the +[P02b-5 package](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19). +Its [exact relationship to Accepted decisions](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#exact-relationship-to-accepted-decisions) +extends this ADR's Decision/Context authorization of mode-before-announcement +ordering to exactly the authenticated, non-`[PublicSurface]` +`GetAccountSiteQuery`. This bounded normative extension is held by ADR-0064; +it is not an ADR-0041 fact correction. The original public-read decision remains +intact, with this additional exact owner of its physical read-only ordering. + +The existing ambient owner uses READ COMMITTED and awaits +`SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY` before the sanctioned tenant/organization announcement, +then dispatches the query through the existing MediatR/audit owner. Positive +exact-type mode selection is disclosed in +[ADR-0040 Amendment 13](0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md#amendment-13--exact-authenticated-read-mode-scope-2026-10-19). +There is no generic authenticated-read or query-name exception, no public marker +on this request and no separate transaction or nested public dispatch workaround. +Explicit Off registration produces no normal query audit row; independent +assertion rejection audits retain their sanctioned path. + +Before invoking any reader, AccountSite independently requires `HostAndClaim`, a +valid non-system actor and matching resolved/host tenant IDs that are initialized, +nonnil and not the platform sentinel. Nonnull organization IDs are initialized and +nonnil; a nonnull host organization matches the resolved organization. Under +ADR-0064, claim-only/`ClaimAndMembership`, missing or mismatched host scope cannot +reach a reader, including after Phase 03 supplies live membership. Its site data +retains the anonymous projection's public visibility and independently checked +host ceiling. + +Every institution public read remains `[PublicSurface]`, Off and physically +read-only with unchanged host provenance, public eligibility, filters and RLS. +Mixed-mode refusal, frame ownership, setter set and writable defaults remain. +The original body, metadata and all earlier amendments remain verbatim. Updated +acceptance carriers are this amendment, ADR-0040's own amendment and Standards 11; +ADR-0064 and the package own the full register. P02b-5 owns implementation and +real authenticated-path proofs; this disclosure claims no runtime delivery. diff --git a/docs/decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md b/docs/decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c8b08045 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md @@ -0,0 +1,600 @@ +# ADR-0064: Tenant API Authentication Boundary + +## Status + +Accepted — 2026-10-19. The maintainer approved this revised record and the +five-step P02b-5 package; implementation remains subject to their proof gates. + +**Date:** 2026-10-19 +**Deciders:** @cemil +**Bounded supersession:** ADR-0036 row 14 (audit clause only); +ADR-0040 Amendment 8 and ADR-0052 (exact authenticated read-mode scope). + +This decision supplies the security-sensitive access-token profile and HTTP +admission contract for P02b-5. It retains ADR-0036's resolution matrix except for +the precisely named audit disposition below. Acceptance adds dated disclosures +before implementation; it does not rewrite an Accepted ADR's body or acceptance +metadata. It accepts neither the realm/session packets nor Phase 03 authorization +work. The named normative changes are disclosed separately from clarifications. + +## Decision Drivers + +- Authentication lifts the host-only ceiling while application authorization is + still a pass-through. Only a closed, independently checked read surface can be + exposed safely before Phase 03. +- A signature-valid token is insufficient: its issuer, audience, purpose, issuing + client and stable actor must agree with the tenant API's contract. +- The two seed hosts have different scope: tenant-wide English and + organization-scoped Yoga. A callback success cannot prove either scope works. +- A rejected JWT must not become an anonymous request through an + `[AllowAnonymous]` endpoint. Anonymous rendering must still work with Keycloak + unavailable when no credential was supplied. +- The existing ingress quotas precede host classification. Adding a subject + quota cannot honestly promise independent throughput above those shared floors. +- Rejected claims need the shipped assertion recorder, stable attribution and + bounded diagnostics rather than a second audit detector or token text in logs. + +## Considered Options + +1. **Strict bearer profile, unchanged ingress floors and closed reads** + (chosen). Use ASP.NET Core JWT validation, one explicit claim boundary, + the existing tenant factory and one production authenticated site read. +2. **JWT defaults plus endpoint `[Authorize]`** (rejected). It leaves token + purpose, actor identity, failed credentials on public endpoints and the + pass-through authorization window insufficiently constrained. +3. **Deliver live membership and permissions now** (rejected). Those require the + Phase 03 identity domain; this packet can safely admit only nonsensitive reads + whose data already belongs to the anonymous public projection. +4. **Replace early visitor/peer accounting for validated callers** (viable + alternative, not recommended here). Independent 600/min subject throughput + behind one BFF needs a different ingress design and its own cost/abuse proofs. + An unvalidated `Authorization` header never earns an early bypass. +5. **Reject every claimless signed token** (rejected). ADR-0036 explicitly + distinguishes absence from disagreement and permits its platform-host row 15. + Missing tenant claims grant no authenticated tenant authority here. + +## Decision + +LearnStack validates tenant access tokens with +one strict `learnstack`-realm profile, constructs tenant context once through the +existing factory, and exposes only enumerated GET/HEAD reads before Phase 03. +The pre-authentication quotas remain unchanged; an additional quota uses the +validated issuer and subject. Authentication grants neither membership nor +permission, and the public renderer remains credential-free. + +### Access-token profile + +The API is a resource server. The BFF client is `learnstack-web`, confidential +with PKCE S256; the resource audience is `learnstack-api`. P02b-6 configures and +reconciles that client and its mappers; P02b-7 implements the code exchange. +The API takes no client secret and implements no password or token issuance. + +- Register exactly one bearer scheme for the tenant API. Pin the configured + issuer to an absolute URL ending `/realms/learnstack`, without userinfo, query + or fragment. Metadata is that issuer's OIDC discovery URL; do not choose an + authority from incoming claims or accept the `learnstack-hub` issuer. +- Require HTTPS except for explicitly configured loopback HTTP in + `DeploymentMode.Development`. Startup validates configuration without requiring + Keycloak connectivity; credential-free requests do not fetch metadata. +- Require a signed RS256 token, issuer equality, the `learnstack-api` audience, + expiration and valid lifetime with 30 seconds of clock skew. Require integer + `iat`/`exp`, `exp > iat`, no future `iat` beyond skew, and at most one hour + between them. Validate `nbf` when present. This is an API acceptance bound; + P02b-6's reconciled realm owns the actual issuance lifetime. +- Require JOSE header `typ = JWT`, payload `typ = Bearer` and + `azp = learnstack-web`. Keycloak 26.6.2 + distinguishes access tokens from ID tokens through this payload type. Header + `typ = JWT` alone cannot establish access-token purpose. ID/refresh tokens are + refused even if a fixture gives them a trusted signature and API audience. +- The protected JOSE header contains exactly `alg`, `typ` and `kid`, each once + as a nonempty string: `alg = RS256`, `typ = JWT`, and `kid` is at most 128 + characters. It selects a key only from the configured issuer's validated JWKS. + Reject every other header parameter, including `crit`, `cty`, `jku`, `x5u`, + `jwk`, `x5c`, certificate thumbprints and `b64`; do not dereference a token URL + or accept an embedded key. Reject duplicate header names even when equal. + This is the selected LearnStack profile, not a claim that every optional JOSE + header is unsafe or that stock JwtBearer follows token-supplied URLs. +- A bounded compact-JWS/header shape check may reject before cryptographic + validation, but confers no identity or authority. Only the stock handler's + successful signature/profile validation produces the immutable identity. +- Require one nonempty opaque `sub` of at most 255 characters and one `user_id` + UUID. Do not parse `sub` as `UserId`, hash it into one, generate one per login, + or use an email/name/role as the actor. Reject nil UUIDs and `SystemActor`. +- `tenant_id` is absent or one UUID, never an array. Reject nil and + `TenantId.PlatformSentinel`. `organization_id` is absent or one nonnil UUID + and requires `tenant_id`. Present malformed identifiers are invalid + credentials, not missing signals. Use exact D-format UUID strings without + trimming; UUID letter case does not create a different identity. +- Reject duplicate security properties, including equal duplicates, wrong JSON + shapes and empty security strings. Check the authenticated token's payload + representation for `iss`, `sub`, `aud`, `exp`, `iat`, `nbf`, `azp`, `typ`, + `user_id`, `tenant_id`, `organization_id` and `scope`; counting projected claims alone + does not detect every duplicate JSON property. An audience may be a string or + a nonempty array of distinct + strings containing the API audience. Never deserialize claims into CLR types. +- Accept one `Authorization: Bearer ` value, at most 16 KiB for the token. + Scheme comparison follows HTTP's case-insensitive rule. Repeated headers, + comma-joined credentials, other schemes and empty/malformed credentials are + refused. Do not accept query, cookie or body tokens. +- Disable inbound claim remapping, token persistence and provider error details. + Do not interpret realm/client roles, email or display-name claims as application + permissions. An optional `scope` is a scalar OAuth scope string; reject its + `platform` scope everywhere this tenant scheme applies, but grant no permission + from any other scope. This is stricter than ADR-0004 Amendment 1's non-platform + endpoint rule within this scheme; Hub/internal authentication is not widened + or replaced. Platform execution remains unavailable to this scheme. + +Use the stock JWT handler and OIDC configuration manager for cryptography, +discovery and key refresh. Configure five-second backchannel waits, no redirects, +256 KiB metadata-body bounds, five-minute automatic refresh and a 30-second +on-demand refresh floor. Disallow last-known-good configurations from reaccepting a +withdrawn signing key after the new key set has been observed. Prove new-key +refresh and old-key rejection with the real handler and a controlled issuer; +framework minimum intervals must not be bypassed through an untested substitute. +An unavailable issuer never causes an invalid credential to fall back to absence. + +### Pipeline and error precedence + +The order is: existing anonymous admission and body limits; host classification; +`UseAuthentication`; explicit credential-result enforcement; validated-subject +quota; tenant resolution; tenant assertions; `UseAuthorization`; closed HTTP +surface admission; controller dispatch. No middleware may reconstruct a tenant +from headers or select a different resolution outcome by endpoint. +The tenant bearer handler ignores unclassified infrastructure/internal paths; +registering a default scheme must not cause health/OpenAPI requests to fetch +identity metadata or change their existing credential behavior. +Minimal hosting can insert authentication/authorization middleware when their +services exist. Defer production scheme/authorization registration as well as +explicit middleware calls until the complete Step 4 activation; isolated profile +tests use their own service provider. Omitting `UseAuthentication` alone is not +proof that an intermediate implementation has left authentication inactive. + +- Unknown hosts keep their masked 404 before any JWT validation or discovery. + Malformed trusted visitor metadata and exhausted early quotas keep their + existing precedence too. +- On classified known hosts, a present invalid or undecidable credential is 401, + including on public endpoints. Set a bare Bearer challenge and the existing + Problem Details shape; expose no token, claim value, metadata URL or provider + exception. The framework's authentication result alone does not enforce this. +- An absent credential on a live tenant/organization host may reach only public + requests. A routed protected request returns the masked `not_found` 404, + indistinguishable from an unknown host after normalizing request correlation. + A generic authorization fallback must not turn this into 401. +- On a platform host, an absent credential on this protected endpoint also + returns 404 `not_found`, preserving row 13's status. A validated principal + without a usable host-backed tenant receives the same refusal. No platform + or unresolved-context endpoint is added and no absent-token 401 is permitted. +- Keep `[Authorize]` on the endpoint and install a host-aware + `IAuthorizationMiddlewareResultHandler` for the closed tenant HTTP surface. + It maps the framework's missing-credential challenge to the existing masked + 404 shape; it does not defer to the default challenge. Present invalid + credentials have already returned 401 at the credential-result gate. Leave + infrastructure/internal behavior outside this handler's scoped surface. +- Rows 8/11/12's JWT/host disagreements and authenticated header-assertion + mismatches return 404 `tenant_mismatch`. Rows 7/10/14's membership refusals and + anonymous header mismatches return 404 `not_found`. Malformed/repeated assertion + headers remain 400 `validation_failed`. Preserve the pure factory's shared + `Refused`; the HTTP resolver classifies existing attempt facts and uses the + shared Problem Details factory to write the authenticated mismatch code. +- The new endpoint's no-authority 404 is an outer HTTP admission result. + Standards 04's generic unresolved MediatR gate still returns + `tenant_mismatch`; do not silently change that gate or call an outer + authentication challenge a clarification of its result. + +### Resolution and attribution + +One immutable validated profile feeds the reserved claim site in +`TenantResolverMiddleware`. No new tenant-context writer, setter or factory is +introduced. HTTP identity never becomes an asynchronous `SystemActor`. + +| Input on known host | P02b-5 result | +|---|---| +| Tenant host and matching tenant-only token | Row 6 succeeds, `HostAndClaim` | +| Organization host and matching tenant/organization token | Row 9 succeeds, `HostAndClaim` | +| Organization host and tenant-only token | Row 10 remains 404 `not_found`, no audit, while the membership reader denies everyone | +| Tenant host with an organization claim; platform host with a tenant claim | Rows 7/14 remain membership-dependent 404 `not_found` until Phase 03; their different audit dispositions are explicit below | +| Host tenant or organization disagrees with valid claims | Rows 8/11/12: 404 `tenant_mismatch` and the shared recorder's rejection audit under the host tenant | +| Valid principal without tenant claim on a tenant/organization host | Explicit HostOnly case: public read may run, protected read is 404; fixed `tenant_claim_absent` diagnostic, no authority promotion | +| Valid principal without tenant claim on a platform host | Row 15: unresolved; the new tenant-scoped read is 404 | + +P02b-6 supplies a matching `organization_id` for the Yoga seed identity so its +positive path is row 9. A tenant-only token does not gain that scope from a +header or host without row 10's live membership answer. Headers cannot repair a +missing mapper. Attribute issuance is admin-controlled; the Phase 03 reader and +durable `sub`/`UserId` mapping remain absent in P02b-5. + +A validated claimless profile retains its stable `UserId` for attribution in a +host-only context. `HostOnly` describes tenant authority, not anonymity: actor +presence or `IsAuthenticated` never upgrades its ceiling. Correct that enum's +anonymous-page XML example and the glossary, not the origin set. Public reads +remain Off and public-only, the protected query refuses, and authenticated +header rejections can still be attributed to their real actor. Do not null the +actor or add a new origin to infer authority from authentication. + +### Rejection recorder and diagnostic contracts + +Extend `TenantAssertionRejection` while keeping its defended tenant nonnullable: + +- A closed `TenantAssertionSource` maps only to `header` or `jwt-claim` in + metadata/counters. Both recorder implementations consume the source rather + than hard-coding `header` on JWT paths. +- Carry typed `ActorUserId`, captured request `CorrelationId` and nullable + `TrustedOrganizationId` explicitly. Derive authenticated tier and actor from + the validated projection; never a raw claim or a failed attempt's accessor. +- `AuditEntryDraft.OrganizationId` remains **null**, preserving the current + tenant-wide security-row visibility. Store the trusted organization UUID or + null as `metadata.trustedOrganizationId`; do not move it into the scope column. + Resolver refusals take it from the independently classified host; later header + refusals take it from the successfully resolved context. +- The draft uses the record's captured correlation, matching the request's shared + correlation header/Problem Details value. It does not reread the ambient + context after a rejected resolution. Capture without installing that context. + +Resolver and header rejections use the existing `tenancy.tenant_assertion.reject` +operation through the same recorder. A JWT/host mismatch writes under the host +tenant, never the disagreeing claim's tenant. Implement row 7's already-required +but currently absent runtime audit: one row under the host tenant with rejected +organization, validated actor and `jwt-claim` source. Row 10 remains unaudited. +The existing slugs are retained; no existing row-7 runtime audit is claimed. + +Add a separate synchronous `RecordNoTenantRefusal` method on that recorder for +row 14. It carries the closed source/dimension, validated actor and captured +correlation for attribution, but **no tenant or asserted tenant value**. Its +logging half increments the existing `learnstack_tenant_assertion_unresolved_total` +with only `source=jwt-claim` and `dimension=Tenant`, and emits a fixed +`membership_unconfirmed` diagnostic. Actor/correlation never become metric labels. +Its auditing decorator forwards without calling the audit store, opening a +connection or writing a row; an already constructed injected store is not I/O. +Do not announce the claimed tenant or a sentinel to record this denial. + +One rejected request records its first failing comparison once because resolution +short-circuits before header assertions. Separate requests remain separate +occurrences: ADR-0036's per-occurrence, no-coalescing authenticated contract is +unchanged. Audit failure preserves the refusal and existing Critical/health +behavior. Prove row 7 has one audit; row 10 none; row 14 none plus one source-aware +counter increment, without fabricating a nullable durable audit tenant. + +Emit `tenant_claim_absent` as one fixed **Debug log event** per admitted request +with a validated profile but absent tenant claim, after subject admission. It +contains no claim value or labels. It is neither a new metric nor a Problem +Details/message key: public 200 and protected 404 remain unchanged. + +### Vendor diagnostic boundary + +Suppress the exact vendor logger category +`Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.JwtBearer.JwtBearerHandler` at every level +before any production log sink sees it; a Warning threshold is insufficient. +This includes exception-bearing events 1 (`TokenValidationFailed`) and 3 +(`ProcessingMessageFailed`) and inherited failure-message event 7. Preserve +unrelated application logging and emit the authentication outcome independently +under a LearnStack category using closed stage/reason values, never the raw +exception, its message/inner/data, token, opaque subject or issuer/audience text. +Do not rely on an authentication callback that runs after vendor logging. + +Configure IdentityModel's PII/complete-security-artifact logging off and constrain +backchannel diagnostics as part of the same boundary. Qualify the actual +Serilog-to-OTLP/error-capture paths and test collector; a response-only flag or +an ASP.NET configuration entry bypassed by the real logger factory is not proof. +Token/issuer/audience/metadata/provider-exception canaries must not reach any +enabled sink. Explicitly sanctioned typed UUID/correlation attribution remains +allowed in the recorder; it is not permission to log arbitrary claim text. +Events 1/3/7 each need a negative canary and a positive closed-outcome control. + +### Additional subject quota + +Use a stable `(validated issuer, sub)` key, not the bearer text, `jti`, user agent, +host, tenant selector or claimed `user_id`. Rotation cannot reset quota, changing +tenant/organization cannot reset it, and distinct subjects have distinct state. +Keep 600 requests per one-minute fixed window, no queue, first refusal's +`Retry-After` and the standard 429 body. Run before durable mismatch recording. +Reclaim only full-quota idle partitions; bound retirement work and close/join +owned timers on disposal without resetting an unexpired quota. + +The original 60/min visitor and 600/min physical-peer limits still apply to +every request. This proposal grants no 600/min end-to-end entitlement to a +principal behind one visitor or BFF peer. Prove subject independence through the +whole middleware chain with a reduced subject test limit below both early +floors, and separately prove the actual 600 boundary. Do not raise production +floors or manufacture visitor addresses to label the combined path independent. +Phase 11 owns distributed/edge capacity; a different authenticated ingress +policy requires an explicit decision rather than an implicit token bypass. + +### Closed authenticated read + +Add `GET /api/v1/account/site`, operation `GetAccountSite`, dispatching the +non-`[PublicSurface]` `GetAccountSiteQuery` in Tenancy. Return only the validated +actor id, resolved tenant/organization and the existing `PublicSite` projection +read from the live database. Accept no query parameters or client-selected ids. +No email, raw subject, roles, token or privileged configuration is returned. +The projection has the same public visibility/host scope as the anonymous site. + +Before calling any configuration/settings reader, the query independently +requires `Origin == HostAndClaim`, a valid non-system actor and matching real +resolved/host tenant IDs: initialized, nonnil and not the platform sentinel. +Nonnull organization IDs must be initialized and nonnil, and a nonnull host +organization must match the resolved organization. Initialization alone is not +real identity; mirror the existing host-scope guard's UUID checks. +Missing/mismatched provenance or `ClaimAndMembership` +returns `Result.Fail(not_found)` without invoking a reader, even after Phase 03 +provides a live membership reader. No host scope is synthesized from JWT claims. +Test that future row-14 success, including a planted apparently matching scope, +still cannot reach this host-backed query or turn into a reader exception/500. + +Use the existing MediatR/audit owner and an explicit, exact-type read-only +transaction-mode entry. Do not mark this authenticated query public, classify it +by a naming suffix, open a second transaction or nest a public send inside a +writable outer frame. Register `builder.Off()` in Tenancy's +audit catalogue and record that Off classification in its module audit document. +A normal query success/refusal writes no query audit row; independently rejected +assertions retain their sanctioned audit path. It is not ReadSensitive or MAY. +The database reader retains its independently checked host provenance and +physical read-only requirement. No migration, role/grant, membership, write +permission or authorization bypass is added. + +The complete production route/method/request-type census is the eight existing +public GET/HEAD actions plus this GET, with separate enumerated infrastructure +exclusions. Prove transitive dispatch and fail on a planted extra controller, +minimal route, mutation or unregistered request. While authorization passes +through, no protected business write, authoring read or enrollment-only content +is routable. Emit `no-store` and document bearer security and all refusal shapes +in OpenAPI. Regenerate the typed SDK without treating all generated GETs as +public: keep an exact public operation set and a separate authenticated contract. +P02b-7 owns session-based bearer transport; the existing public transport never +starts forwarding credentials. + +Use an explicit account resource route, for example `[Route("account")]` plus +`[HttpGet("site")]`; the controller-name convention alone is not this URL. +Extend the outer response policy for the exact account/site path before any +refusing middleware. Apply and reassert `Cache-Control: no-store`, removing +ETag/Last-Modified, on successes and early errors; the current public-only +prefix predicate does not cover this endpoint. Do not accidentally broaden the +anonymous public-route allowlist when extending response headers. + +Split generated GET ownership into exact, disjoint public and authenticated +operation/path sets whose union remains exhaustive. Keep `PUBLIC_GET_WRAPPERS` +exhaustive only over the declared public subset; prove AccountSite belongs only +to the authenticated subset and an unowned or doubly owned GET fails the guard. + +### Exact relationship to Accepted decisions + +| Record and clause | Instrument at acceptance | Effect | +|---|---|---| +| ADR-0036, matrix row 14: otherwise **404 + record under `T_j`** | Named bounded supersession, disclosed in a dated ADR-0036 Amendment | A membership refusal without a confirmed host tenant is counted/logged without a durable tenant row. It never establishes business context; the 404 and membership requirement remain. | +| ADR-0036, delegated claim shape, matrix gaps and recording | Additive profile/claimless clarification and attribution seam in the same dated Amendment | Scalar UUID claims, purpose/client validation, rejected-attempt attribution and explicit HostOnly claimless case; existing factory and closed writers remain. | +| ADR-0036, staging table and 2026-09-02 staging erratum | Adjacent dated errata plus that ADR's own correction disclosure under ADR-0041 | Row 10 also requires membership and cannot succeed merely because authentication lands. Preserve original words and acceptance metadata. | +| ADR-0040 Amendment 8, public-only mode-ordering exception | Bounded scope extension plus additive exact-type selection, disclosed in a dated ADR-0040 Amendment | The one authenticated query also uses the existing physical read-only owner and mode-before-announcement ordering; setter and transaction-ownership contracts stay unchanged. | +| ADR-0032 canonical pipeline / authorization pass-through | No replacement | Preserve all eight steps; the outer HTTP route census constrains what can enter them. | +| ADR-0052 Decision and Context, public-read mode-ordering authorization | Bounded scope extension, disclosed in its own dated ADR-0052 Amendment | Extend that authorization to exact `GetAccountSiteQuery` while preserving public markers, public data and host ceiling. This is a normative extension, not a factual correction. | +| Standards 11 § Tenant Context / The rule: physical PublicSurface ReadOnly owner only | Mutable rule reconciliation at acceptance, citing ADR-0064 and both dated read-mode disclosures | Name the one exact authenticated query as an additional permitted physical ReadOnly owner; no naming heuristic or general authenticated-read exception. | +| Standards 04 § Public surface, platform gate code; Standards 10 diagnostics | Mutable carrier clarification | Preserve the generic MediatR gate while naming AccountSite's outer `not_found` refusal, source-aware counters and fixed diagnostics. | +| ADR-0053/0054 ingress accounting | No replacement | All original visitor/peer accounting and credential-free rendering remain. | + +The exact bounded source clauses are: + +> ADR-0036 row 14: otherwise **404** + record under `T_j`. + +> ADR-0040 Amendment 8: ADR-0052 authorizes a bounded +> public-only exception to the Decision sketch's first-statement ordering; this +> amendment does not authorize it independently. + +> ADR-0052 Decision: LearnStack serves every institution public read as a +> `[PublicSurface]` MediatR request dispatched through `ISender` in an explicitly +> read-only ambient transaction. + +> Standards 11 § Tenant Context / The rule: For a physical PublicSurface +> ReadOnly owner only, + +The first is narrowed only for unconfirmed platform-host membership denial. +ADR-0040's public-only ordering scope and ADR-0052's associated authorization +gain this one exact authenticated query, not arbitrary reads; Standards 11 must +name it too. ADR-0052's public-reader guarantee itself is not weakened. These are +normative scope changes, not ADR-0041 fact corrections. The row-10 staging +mistake is a separate correction: membership was already part of that row when +accepted. Each Accepted ADR receives its own dated disclosure. + +## Context + +The entry audit at `0e23cb14` found no JWT package/registration or authenticated +product route. The resolver leaves J absent, the assertion record has no source, +actor or correlation fields, and `AuthorizationBehavior` delegates unconditionally. +Pure factory tests do not prove a signed token can reach any matrix row. + +The dev realm is Keycloak 26.6.2. It has no protocol mappers/client scopes, +`learnstack-web` is public, seed users carry `tenant-a` rather than tenant UUIDs, +and `make seed` checks realm readiness without reconciling it. P02b-5 therefore +qualifies the API through a controlled signed-token issuer and real middleware; +P02b-6 must independently qualify actual issued tokens, warm reconciliation, +admin-only attributes and preserved `basic` scope. Until then a callback/token +from the old export is not evidence of this API contract working. + +What changes this choice: required authenticated throughput beyond shared +ingress floors, a permission-sensitive HTTP consumer, a different token issuer +profile, or live membership/identity synchronization. Reopen the affected +boundary before its first consumer; do not infer authorization from this phase. + +## Consequences + +### Positive + +- One validated identity feeds resolution, rate limiting and rejection attribution. +- Real read-only production subjects make authentication and isolation proofs + falsifiable without exposing the still-unprotected authoring commands. +- Public sites remain usable without credentials or identity-provider connectivity. +- Missing mappers cannot grant protected tenant access. Lifetime validation and + rejection after an observed signing-key withdrawal have independent proofs. + This does not establish immediate user/session revocation: a previously issued + JWT can remain usable until expiry within its acceptance bound and clock skew. + +### Negative + +- Shared visitor/peer floors can throttle otherwise valid users below 600/min. + The subject quota is additional protection, not independent connection capacity. +- Claimless valid users can still read public data; a fixed diagnostic and an + explicitly failing protected read detect the missing tenant mapper. +- Platform-host membership denials lose the matrix's promised durable row; there + is no tenant context to fabricate. Closed diagnostics retain the occurrence. +- Phase 03's missing membership model means tenant-only Yoga tokens, organization + claims on tenant-wide hosts and claim-only platform access remain refused. +- Strict client/purpose/actor validation deliberately rejects old dev tokens. + P02b-6 must converge the realm before the BFF can consume this path. + +### Neutral + +- P02b-6 owns actual realm changes and token TTL; P02b-7 owns sessions and browser + login; P02b-8 owns LS0002 and phase exit. Phase 03 owns durable identity, + membership, permissions and privileged routes. Phase 11 owns production identity + provisioning, readiness and distributed limiter capacity. + +## Implementation Notes + +The [P02b-5 package](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19) +owns steps, per-step reviews and current implementation status. Acceptance +records dated disclosures in ADR-0036, ADR-0040 and ADR-0052, plus row-10 errata, +and reconciles Standards 11's PublicSurface-only wording. It registers catalogue +obligations, and reconciles the named mutable carriers. Architecture 30's blanket +non-public 401 description changes with the catalogue; its no-authentication +status changes only with Step 4 activation. The maintainer accepted both records +before dependent code; acceptance alone does not establish runtime delivery. + +Pin JwtBearer to the repository's ASP.NET Core 10.0.12 package line. Keep vendor +types at the API/infrastructure composition boundary; module contracts carry +typed LearnStack values only. No Keycloak admin adapter is introduced in P02b-5. + +## Architecture Tests + +Retain/implement `Api_Registers_Only_The_Tenant_Realm_Authority` and +`Backend_RequiresJwt_OnAllAuthenticatedRoutes`, narrowing the latter's blanket +401 promise to the explicit invalid-credential and absent-credential outcomes +above. Acceptance registers these additional canonical obligations in +Standards 21: + +- `Tenant_Authentication_Profile_Is_Closed`: real-handler signature/profile, + duplicate-property, purpose, metadata and key-refresh controls. +- `Authentication_Middleware_Order_Is_Enforced`: whole-chain ordering and a + planted reorder which must fail. +- `Authenticated_Http_Surface_Is_Enumerated_And_ReadOnly`: nonempty production + census, transitive dispatch, extra-route/write mutants and physical SQL refusal. +- `Keycloak_Roles_Are_Not_Application_Authority`: complete production call-site + census and planted role/claim-based authorization violations. +- `Authenticated_Rate_Limits_Use_Validated_Subject`: stable identity, rotation, + concurrent accounting, bounded lifecycle, whole-chain reduced-budget proof and + actual-default 600 boundary, including audit suppression after refusal. + +Register before code; keep each status **Registered** until its actual owner tests run. +Do not claim a source scan proves issuer validation, a supplied factory attempt +proves JWT handling, or a context-only stub proves database isolation. + +## References + +- [ADR-0004](0004-authentication-strategy.md), [ADR-0017](0017-tenant-organization-hierarchy.md), + [ADR-0032](0032-exception-handling-logging-and-observability.md), + [ADR-0036](0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md), + [ADR-0040](0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md), + [ADR-0041](0041-correcting-false-statements-in-accepted-adrs.md), + [ADR-0044](0044-audit-write-path.md), + [ADR-0052](0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md), + [ADR-0053](0053-trusted-public-server-rendering.md), + [ADR-0054](0054-bounded-public-renderer-admission.md). +- [Identity architecture](../architecture/13-identity-and-auth.md), + [API design](../standards/04-api-design.md), + [Security Standards](../standards/11-security.md), + [Observability Standards](../standards/10-observability.md), + [Audit Coverage](../standards/18-audit-coverage.md), + [Documentation Standards](../standards/13-documentation.md), + [Architecture test catalogue](../standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md), + [API Gateway architecture](../architecture/30-api-gateway.md), + [Tenancy module](../modules/tenancy/README.md), + [Tenancy audit matrix](../modules/tenancy/audit.md), + [Glossary](../glossary.md). +- [ASP.NET Core JWT bearer guidance](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authentication/configure-jwt-bearer-authentication?view=aspnetcore-10.0), + [10.0.12 handler](https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/blob/v10.0.12/src/Security/Authentication/JwtBearer/src/JwtBearerHandler.cs), + [10.0.12 JWT log events](https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/blob/v10.0.12/src/Security/Authentication/JwtBearer/src/LoggingExtensions.cs), + [10.0.12 base handler](https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/blob/v10.0.12/src/Security/Authentication/Core/src/AuthenticationHandler.cs), + [10.0.12 options](https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/blob/v10.0.12/src/Security/Authentication/JwtBearer/src/JwtBearerOptions.cs). +- [Keycloak 26.6.2 token manager](https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak/blob/26.6.2/services/src/main/java/org/keycloak/protocol/oidc/TokenManager.java), + [26.6.2 protocol factory](https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak/blob/26.6.2/services/src/main/java/org/keycloak/protocol/oidc/OIDCLoginProtocolFactory.java). +- [Keycloak 26.6.2 JWT encoder](https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak/blob/26.6.2/services/src/main/java/org/keycloak/jose/jws/DefaultTokenManager.java), + [26.6.2 JWS builder](https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak/blob/26.6.2/core/src/main/java/org/keycloak/jose/jws/JWSBuilder.java), + [RFC 7515 § 4](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7515#section-4). + +## Amendments + +### Amendment 1 — bounded assertion diagnostics (2026-10-20) + +> **Erratum — 2026-10-20.** The paragraph below calls the subject bound +> "ADR-0064's 4096-subject registry". The original Decision selects no count; +> § Additional subject quota and the subsequent implementation show the false +> attribution. The Decision is unchanged. Current bound authority: +> [ADR-0066](0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md). Recorded in Amendment 2. + +**Status: Accepted.** The maintainer accepts +[ADR-0065](0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) and authorizes its +implementation after review corrections without another approval gate. Its +acceptance precedes dependent code. This bounded normative supersession replaces +only the recorder's authenticated every-occurrence durable-write promise: +`TenantAssertionAuditBudget`, shared as a singleton across scoped recorders, +admits 600 write attempts per independently defended host tenant per instance in +each first-request-anchored monotonic minute. Failed writes consume allowance; +suppressed requests cannot extend expiry. Actors/sources/dimensions share it; +there is no tenant `AuditConfig` override or separate 4096-tenant ceiling. +ADR-0064's 4096-subject registry remains a distinct request-admission mechanism. + +An attacker can consume that aggregate allowance, leaving later actors without +durable evidence during the window. Each occurrence retains its refusal, +mismatch count and exactly one Warning: normal 4001 or suppressed 4006 +`AuditBudgetExhausted`, with typed tenant/actor/correlation properties. The closed +suppression counter has only dimension/source/reason labels. Suppression makes +no audit-store call; admitted events remain MUST and retain existing failure/ +health behavior. General mutation MUST durability and tenant `AuditConfig` rules +are unchanged. Anonymous bursts, row-7/10/14 dispositions, subject/peer/visitor +quotas, authentication authority and HTTP refusal contracts remain intact. + +ADR-0065 also ratifies the process-wide outbound native HTTP/DNS projection +already shipped in `c6108bf9`, with its ordinary dependency-metric attribution +cost. Native DNS retains only `error.type`; HTTP retains its bounded method, +status, protocol, scheme and error dimensions. Destination/path/query values +are absent from metrics for all requests. Metadata canaries remain absent from +all exported channels; ordinary HTTP traces/logs stay observable. Phase 11 owns +qualified finite dependency aliases before their first consumer and measured +production audit capacity. Original Accepted body/metadata remain verbatim; +this is not an ADR-0041 false-when-written correction. The prior +[Step 5 closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19) +remains historical; the +[2026-10-20 remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +owns subsequent implementation, proofs and current PR-head qualification. + +### Amendment 2 — explicit subject registry bound and attribution (2026-10-20) + +The maintainer accepts [ADR-0066](0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md), an +additive admission/resource decision. This ADR's original Decision chooses the +stable issuer/subject quota and safe retirement but no partition count. +Amendment 1's attribution of 4096 to this ADR was therefore false when written; +its adjacent inline erratum preserves the original text under ADR-0041. +The original Decision, date and deciders remain unchanged. ADR-0066 now owns the +exact bound, cleanup/fault protocol and closed refusal signals; the 600 quota, +authentication authority and ADR-0065's independent audit allowance are intact. + +The correction carriers are ADR-0066, this erratum and amendment, ADR-0065's own +erratum/amendment, the [decision index](README.md), Standards +[04](../standards/04-api-design.md), [10](../standards/10-observability.md) and +[11](../standards/11-security.md), Architecture +[13](../architecture/13-identity-and-auth.md) and +[33](../architecture/33-cross-cutting-concerns.md), the +[glossary](../glossary.md), [CLAUDE.md](../../CLAUDE.md), the +[roadmap index](../roadmap/README.md), [Phase 11](../roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md) +and the [acceptance/delivery record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20). +Catalogue Asserts and runtime/test owners gain their new obligations together +with actual implementation; acceptance alone is not proof of delivery. + +### Amendment 3 — read-mode instrument classification (2026-10-20) + +The Status summary groups the instruments under “Bounded supersession.” +The exact relationship table is authoritative: only ADR-0036 row 14's audit +clause is replaced. ADR-0040 Amendment 8 and ADR-0052 receive bounded read-mode +scope extensions and exact-type selection, disclosed in each ADR's own dated +amendment. No new read-mode authorization follows from the summary label. + +This clarification preserves the original Status, Decision, date, deciders and +rationale. The [decision index](README.md) links this clarification; the +[systematic correction record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-systematic-proof-and-document-corrections-2026-10-20) +owns the associated mutable-carrier reconciliation. No decision changes. diff --git a/docs/decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md b/docs/decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d8023e83 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md @@ -0,0 +1,368 @@ +# ADR-0065: Bounded Tenant Assertion Diagnostics + +## Status + +Accepted — 2026-10-20. The maintainer authorizes implementation after these review +corrections without another approval gate. Acceptance precedes dependent code; +this record does not claim the new budget or its proofs are delivered. + +**Date:** 2026-10-20 +**Deciders:** @cemil +**Bounded supersession:** ADR-0036 authenticated assertion recording and mismatch +metric labels; ADR-0064 per-occurrence recording. The outbound metric projection +ratifies the process-wide privacy boundary shipped in `c6108bf9`. + +## Decision Drivers + +- Many valid subjects and peers can repeatedly probe one independently defended + host tenant. Request admission does not bound aggregate audit writes there. +- Security counters need finite dimensions; tenant UUIDs belong in attributed + logs and durable rows, rather than metric series. +- Native HTTP and DNS metrics ignore request-local trace suppression. Configured + metadata destinations must remain private in every exported channel. +- Losing individual durable occurrences and dependency destination dimensions + has an operational cost that must be accepted explicitly. + +## Considered Options + +1. **Bound authenticated audit attempts per defended tenant and project outbound + metrics** (chosen). Every admitted event retains exact attribution; subsequent + occurrences retain their refusal, counter and warning without a durable row. +2. **Keep every authenticated occurrence** (rejected). This preserves complete + actor evidence, but many valid subjects/peers can amplify target-tenant audit + storage and writes without an aggregate limit. +3. **Guarantee a first durable row for every actor** (rejected). With unbounded + distinct actors, this cannot also guarantee a hard aggregate write bound. + Splitting the budget by actor, subject, source or dimension has the same flaw. +4. **Write only when the claimed tenant matches the host** (rejected). This + removes the cross-tenant probes the detector exists to retain. +5. **Coalesce actors into a durable summary** (rejected). A summary writer needs + its own durability, shutdown and bounded actor-retention contract; a first + occurrence is not a summary of later actors. +6. **Restore native destination tags for all requests** (rejected). This restores + dependency dashboards but also exports private metadata destinations. Tracing + suppression does not control the native DNS meter. +7. **Add a finite dependency alias now** (rejected for this packet). There is no + current consumer. Source-declared aliases still need a closed identity set and + independent privacy proofs; Phase 11 qualifies them before their first use. + +## Decision + +LearnStack admits at most 600 authenticated assertion audit write attempts per +independently defended host tenant per API instance in each one-minute window, +shared across actors, subjects, sources and dimensions. Later occurrences retain +one refusal, mismatch count and warning without database I/O. Admitted events +remain MUST-class; this named admission exception does not relax general MUST +mutation durability or permit a tenant `AuditConfig` override. Mismatch metrics +omit tenant identifiers. Native outbound HTTP/DNS metrics omit destination +identity for every request while retaining their bounded measurement dimensions. + +### Audit admission and ownership + +`TenantAssertionAuditBudget` is a singleton in `LearnStack.Api/Tenancy`, shared by +all request scopes. The scoped `AuditingTenantAssertionRecorder` consults it just +before an authenticated standalone write. Admission is atomic under concurrency; +spending occurs before I/O and a failed write does not restore a permit. An +admitted row keeps its exact actor, asserted UUID and captured correlation, under +the independently defended host tenant. Its organization scope stays null; the +trusted host organization remains metadata. Anonymous burst detection and row-14 +no-tenant recording retain their separate contracts and do not spend this budget. + +The only key is the actual independently confirmed host tenant, never a +signer-chosen claim. One window begins on that tenant's first attempt and expires +one minute later, measured with monotonic `TimeProvider` timestamps. Suppressed +requests do not move its start. The same tenant restarts a consumed window only +after elapsed expiry. No actor/source/dimension partitions, configuration key or +tenant override multiply or alter the fixed allowance. + +> **Erratum — 2026-10-20.** The paragraph below calls the request registry +> "ADR-0064's retained 4096-subject registry". ADR-0064's Decision selects no +> partition count; its quota section and later code show the false attribution. +> This Decision is unchanged. Current bound authority: +> [ADR-0066](0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md). Recorded in Amendment 2. + +The singleton owns an in-memory dictionary and queue with at most one retained +entry per actual host tenant. Each call inspects at most 128 queued entries and +reclaims only expired windows; live windows are never evicted or reset under +pressure. Same-tenant expiry is checked directly even if sweeping has not reached +it. Queue rotation/restart never duplicates a retained tenant entry. The keyspace +is bounded by actual known host tenants, rather than arbitrary claim UUIDs. There +is no independent 4096-tenant admission ceiling: the 4097th actual host tenant +gets the same allowance. This is distinct from ADR-0064's retained 4096-subject +registry. No background timer, owned external resource or disposal lifecycle is +introduced for the audit budget. + +### Signals and failure semantics + +Every mismatch still increments +`learnstack_tenant_assertion_mismatch_total{dimension,source,authenticated}`. +Every budget-suppressed authenticated occurrence additionally increments +`learnstack_tenant_assertion_audit_suppressed_total{dimension,source,reason}`, +where `reason` is only `audit_budget_exhausted`. Both counters exclude tenant, +actor, subject and correlation labels. The existing unresolved counter retains +its closed row-14 dimensions. + +Each mismatch emits exactly one Warning occurrence event: normal event 4001 when +not suppressed, or event 4006 `AuditBudgetExhausted` when suppressed. Event 4006 +retains typed tenant/actor/correlation properties and the closed diagnostic +reason. It does not also emit event 4001. This reason belongs only to logging and +telemetry: it is neither `AuditEntryDraft.Reason` nor a Problem Details code. +Suppression makes no audit-store call, opens no connection and creates no draft +or durable row. An admitted write failure preserves the original refusal and +the store's existing Critical, failure-counter and health behavior. + +The write bound does not bound real-time warnings: every occurrence remains +counted and logged, so aggregate log volume is unbounded. That operational cost +is explicitly accepted here; log/counter visibility is not durable actor-complete +audit evidence, and this decision adds no sampling or log-volume guarantee. + +### Why 600, and the visibility cost + +600 matches the existing additional subject ceiling only in the absence of +contention; it is a deliberate aggregate write-cost choice, not a measured +capacity result. Earlier 60/min visitor and 600/min physical-peer floors still +apply. Ten independently admitted IPs can supply 600 attempts through a peer and +exhaust a target tenant's allowance; multiple peers/subjects do not gain a larger +audit allowance. Other actors may receive fewer or zero durable records within +that window. Neither the number nor subject admission guarantees actor coverage. + +ADR-0036 explicitly objects that: + +> ten cheap requests against a tenant of the attacker's choosing would silence +> every subsequent authenticated mismatch against that tenant for the window. + +The objection remains valid in kind. This decision raises that example's ten +attempts to 600, accepts that an attacker can consume the durable allowance, and +chooses a hard aggregate write bound over complete actor visibility. Warnings +and counters continue; they do not repair the durable evidence lost. + +At continuous steady saturation, 600 attempts/minute gives a nominal 864,000 +successful rows per 24 hours per tenant/instance. Fixed windows can straddle +calendar-day boundaries; this is not a calendar-day hard cap. **Assuming** an +illustrative 1 kB per row, the nominal rate is 864 MB per day before indexes, WAL, +replicas or backups; seven 365-day years total 2.20752 TB. These decimal estimates +are assumptions, not row measurements, +retention-sizing results or a guarantee that this fits production. Failed writes +consume attempts, so the maximum successful-row estimate is not a promise of +rows. Multiple instances multiply allowance and cost. Phase 11 owns distributed +admission and measured audit capacity/retention sizing before production use. + +### Outbound telemetry scope + +The export projection already shipped in `c6108bf9`; this decision explicitly +ratifies it and discloses its process-wide cost. All exported instruments from +`System.Net.Http` retain only `http.request.method`, `http.response.status_code`, +`network.protocol.version`, `url.scheme` and `error.type` dimensions. All exported +`System.Net.NameResolution` instruments retain only `error.type`; DNS does not +acquire HTTP method/status dimensions. Counts and durations remain observable. + +Destination hostname/address/port, DNS question name, full URL, path and query +are removed from these metrics for metadata and ordinary Hub/payment/media +traffic alike. Ordinary application logs and HTTP traces remain observable; +metadata spans remain suppressed. Destination-based native metric dashboards +are unavailable. A finite source-declared dependency alias is an alternative +requiring Phase 11 design and qualification before a consumer depends on it. + +Proofs distinguish channels. Metadata hostname/address canaries remain absent +from all exported payloads. A separate ordinary HTTP request to a destination +with a distinct IP/port must lack destination/path/query canaries in **metrics**, +while its ordinary trace remains a positive control. Searching all payloads for +that ordinary destination would contradict preserved tracing and is not the +privacy contract. Real HTTP/DNS durations and bounded tags must remain visible; +an empty export cannot satisfy the proof. + +### Exact relationship to Accepted decisions + +ADR-0036's authenticated recording clause says: + +> written **for every occurrence** with **no coalescing and no per-tenant ceiling** + +Its metric declaration is: + +> `learnstack_tenant_assertion_mismatch_total{tenant,dimension,source,authenticated}` + +ADR-0064's recorder contract says: + +> Separate requests remain separate +> occurrences: ADR-0036's per-occurrence, no-coalescing authenticated contract is +> unchanged. + +ADR-0036 Amendment 13's repeated per-occurrence/no-per-tenant-ceiling promise is +also replaced within this same bound. Only those durable-admission and +metric-label clauses are replaced. Distinct +requests remain distinct signal occurrences, and admitted rows are not coalesced. +The host destination, MUST classification of admitted events, tenant-wide scope, +refusal status, row-7/10/14 dispositions and anonymous burst contract retain their +meaning. The named admission exception changes no general mutation MUST floor +or tenant `AuditConfig` rule. Dated disclosures in ADR-0036 Amendment 14 and +ADR-0064 Amendment 1 preserve every Accepted body and earlier disclosure. This +is normative bounded supersession, not an ADR-0041 false-when-written correction. + +## Context + +The authenticated recorder followed the earlier every-occurrence policy, while +native meter views already discarded outbound destinations. Maintainer review +explicitly authorizes this revised acceptance and subsequent implementation. +Acceptance is committed before dependent audit-policy code. Had the proposal +been rejected, the merge would stay blocked and a replacement privacy-safe +metric design would be reopened; rejection would not justify restoring the +leaking native attributes. + +Reopen if complete durable actor evidence becomes mandatory, shared tenant +allowance is unacceptable, actual tenant-registry memory/cost is unsuitable, or +dependency attribution is needed before Phase 11. Acceptance does not establish +production traffic fit or completed implementation. + +## Consequences + +### Positive + +- Many valid subjects cannot create unlimited audit attempts per target window. +- Metrics have no tenant-series growth or native outbound destination leakage. +- Every retained row describes one real occurrence with exact attribution. + +### Negative + +- An attacker can consume a target's 600-attempt allowance; later actors lose + durable evidence for the rest of that window, despite continued diagnostics. +- Aggregate warning volume remains unbounded; per-instance row costs can still + be substantial and multiply across API instances. +- Native outbound metrics lose dependency destination attribution until a + separately qualified finite identity design has an actual consumer. + +### Neutral + +- No role, grant, schema, credential, membership or authorization change occurs. +- Subject admission and anonymous burst accounting remain separate mechanisms. + +## Implementation Notes + +Commit acceptance and dated older-ADR disclosures before dependent code. The +complete acceptance-carrier register is: + +- [ADR index](README.md), + [ADR-0036 Amendment 14](0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#2026-10-20--amendment-14-bounded-assertion-diagnostics), + [ADR-0064 Amendment 1](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#amendment-1--bounded-assertion-diagnostics-2026-10-20). +- [Standards 10](../standards/10-observability.md), + [Standards 11](../standards/11-security.md), + [Standards 18](../standards/18-audit-coverage.md), + [Standards 21](../standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md). +- [Architecture 13](../architecture/13-identity-and-auth.md), + [Architecture 31](../architecture/31-audit-subsystem.md), + [Architecture 33](../architecture/33-cross-cutting-concerns.md). +- [Tenancy audit matrix](../modules/tenancy/audit.md), + [Glossary](../glossary.md), [CLAUDE.md](../../CLAUDE.md), and the + [Phase 02b record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md). + +The prior +[Step 5 closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19) +remains historical. The +[2026-10-20 remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +owns this correction's implementation, review and current PR-head CI receipts. +Acceptance alone does not mark any new proof Implemented. + +## Tests and Proofs + +Extend existing catalogue obligations without inventing a new Implemented rule. +The subject-limit obligation remains about subject admission, rather than being +used as evidence for the independent target-tenant audit limit. + +- Unit `TenantAssertionAuditBudgetTests` owns exact 600 concurrent admissions, + independent tenants, first-request monotonic expiry, consumed permits, + suppressed requests not extending expiry, direct same-tenant reset, + bounded 128-entry sweep, no live eviction, one queued entry per retained tenant + and independent admission for more than 4096 actual host tenants. +- Unit `AuditingTenantAssertionRecorderTests` owns failure consuming allowance, + no I/O after suppression, shared actor/source/dimension accounting, unchanged + anonymous/no-tenant behavior, exact metric labels, typed attribution and one + Warning (4001 or 4006) per occurrence. +- Integration `TenantAssertionHttpTests` owns unchanged HTTP refusals and the + actual production DI singleton registration across request scopes. +- Integration `TenantAssertionAuditAdmissionTests` owns at least 601 concurrent + calls through actual registered scoped recorders sharing the singleton and one + observable fake `IAuditStore`; exactly 600 store attempts prove scope sharing. +- Integration `TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticsTests.Metrics` owns real exported + HTTP/DNS positives, metadata absence across all channels and ordinary distinct + HTTP IP/port/path/query absence from metrics with a preserved trace positive. +- Structural `TenancyConventionTests` extends + `Assertion_Budget_Does_Not_Depend_On_ICacheService` to the new singleton and + `Assertion_Recorder_Is_The_Only_Mismatch_Writer` to the third, suppression + counter. Behavioural accounting remains with the owners above. + +## References + +- [ADR-0033](0033-audit-durability-model.md), + [ADR-0044](0044-audit-write-path.md), + [ADR-0036](0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md), + [ADR-0064](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md), + [ADR-0041](0041-correcting-false-statements-in-accepted-adrs.md). +- [Observability Standards](../standards/10-observability.md), + [Security Standards](../standards/11-security.md), + [Audit Coverage](../standards/18-audit-coverage.md), + [Architecture test catalogue](../standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md), + [Tenancy audit matrix](../modules/tenancy/audit.md), + [P02b-5 package](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19). + +## Amendments + +### Amendment 1 — exemplar export enforcement (2026-10-20) + +The outbound metric privacy contract includes exemplar filtered attributes, +not only metric-point attributes. OpenTelemetry can retain attributes removed +by a stream view in its exemplars. The API therefore sets the programmatic +exemplar filter to `AlwaysOff`; standard and histogram-specific environment +settings cannot enable them. This is an implementation qualification of the +existing destination-exclusion contract, not a new identity-label exception or +a change to ordinary trace/log visibility. +Metric-to-trace exemplar correlation is consequently unavailable; ordinary +traces remain exported under their existing rules. + +`TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticCollector.Metrics` decodes exemplar attributes, +identifiers and values. `TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticsTests.Metrics` retains +unprojected positives and production negatives under both `always_on` and +`trace_based`, for both environment-setting families. Point-only decoding is +insufficient evidence. [Observability Standards](../standards/10-observability.md) +and the [catalogue](../standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md) carry the +same proof boundary. Source-bound review and hosted qualification belong to the +[second remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-second-external-review-follow-up-2026-10-20). +The original Accepted body, decision, date and deciders remain intact. + +### Amendment 2 — subject registry source attribution (2026-10-20) + +The reference to "ADR-0064's retained 4096-subject registry" was false when +written: ADR-0064's original quota Decision selects no partition count. The +adjacent inline erratum preserves that text under ADR-0041. The maintainer now +accepts [ADR-0066](0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md), the additive +subject-admission/resource decision. This ADR's audit allowance, tenant-only +keyspace, destination/exemplar privacy, original Decision, date and deciders +remain unchanged. Subject-registry fault and quota are not audit-store failure +or assertion suppression. + +The correction carriers are ADR-0066, this erratum/amendment, ADR-0064's own +erratum/amendment, the [decision index](README.md), Standards +[04](../standards/04-api-design.md), [10](../standards/10-observability.md) and +[11](../standards/11-security.md), Architecture +[13](../architecture/13-identity-and-auth.md) and +[33](../architecture/33-cross-cutting-concerns.md), the +[glossary](../glossary.md), [CLAUDE.md](../../CLAUDE.md), the +[roadmap index](../roadmap/README.md), [Phase 11](../roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md) +and the [acceptance/delivery record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20). +The catalogue and actual runtime/test owners are updated with the implementation; +this acceptance is not a claim that those controls already run. + +### Amendment 3 — delivered implementation and receipt chronology (2026-10-20) + +The Status and acceptance-time notes describe the state before dependent +implementation. The singleton allowance, scoped recorder, closed suppression +signal and outbound projection are implemented; the +[remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +and subsequent correction records own executed results and source-bound CI. +Acceptance is not itself a test receipt. Original Accepted text, decision, +metadata and evidence-loss trade-offs remain intact. + +The [decision index](README.md), [glossary](../glossary.md), Standards +[10](../standards/10-observability.md), [11](../standards/11-security.md) and +[18](../standards/18-audit-coverage.md), and +[Tenancy audit matrix](../modules/tenancy/audit.md) now state delivered status and +distinguish separate admitted rows from suppressed occurrences. This changes no +allowance, audit classification, signal vocabulary or HTTP disposition. diff --git a/docs/decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md b/docs/decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5a1494ec --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md @@ -0,0 +1,386 @@ +# ADR-0066: Bounded Tenant Subject Admission + +## Status + +Accepted — maintainer approval on 2026-10-20. Existing code already retains at +most 4096 subjects; this record selects that bound explicitly rather than +claiming ADR-0064 selected it. Acceptance precedes dependent implementation; +the Phase 02b delivery record owns its runtime and proof status. + +**Date:** 2026-10-20 +**Deciders:** @cemil +**Relationship:** An additive process-wide admission bound to ADR-0064's subject +quota, with dated source-attribution corrections in ADR-0064 and ADR-0065. + +## Decision Drivers + +- A validated issuer can supply arbitrarily many distinct subjects. Unlike the + defended-host-tenant audit keyspace, this keyspace has no deployment tenant + inventory bound. +- Retained partitions own rate-limiter state and replenishment resources. Both + retained keys and resources awaiting disposal need explicit bounds. +- Evicting a live partition can restore spent quota. Changing tenant, host, + credential, token identifier or actor must not create a fresh subject budget. +- Refusing a previously unseen subject affects availability across tenants; it + is an admission decision, not an invisible retirement implementation detail. +- Operators need to distinguish spent quota, temporary registry pressure and a + sticky cleanup fault without exporting subject, issuer, tenant or credentials. + +## Considered Options + +1. **Keep a fixed 4096-partition process bound, with bounded idle reclamation and + closed refusal signals** (chosen). Retains the existing memory/resource + ceiling and explicitly accepts shared-instance availability costs. +2. **Keep an unbounded subject dictionary** (rejected). Valid signatures do not + bound the number of subjects or retained per-subject resources. +3. **Evict a live least-recently-used subject** (rejected). Reacquisition can + reset a still-spent quota and rewards subject churn. +4. **Partition by tenant or actor** (rejected). That changes ADR-0064's stable + issuer/subject identity and lets a subject multiply quota by changing scope. +5. **Make the limit configurable now** (rejected for this packet). There is no + measured supported sizing range. An arbitrary setting would move the same + availability/resource decision into unqualified deployment configuration. +6. **Install distributed admission now** (rejected for this packet). Phase 11 + owns measured distributed/edge capacity; this change does not qualify its + adapter or infrastructure early. +7. **Reserve registry shares per tenant or host** (rejected for this packet). + This differs from changing the quota key, but needs tenant inventory, + attribution for claimless subjects and an explicit fair-share policy. A + tenant can still exhaust its share; arbitrary reservations would reduce + usable capacity without measured evidence. Phase 11 owns that comparison. +8. **Dispose up to 128 entries on an acquiring request** (rejected). One retired + entry suffices to seek one slot. Keep the 128-entry inspection bound but + permit only one synchronous disposal on this path; background batches retain + the existing 128-entry bound. +9. **Return 429 for a sticky cleanup fault** (rejected). Unlike ordinary quota or + capacity pressure, this state cannot clear through replenishment or idle + retirement. Report dependency failure separately, including a fault-transition + signal when no new request arrives. + +## Decision + +LearnStack retains at most 4096 `(validated issuer, sub)` partitions per API +instance, shared across tenants and hosts. A new key at capacity is refused +before partition allocation unless a bounded idle-only reclamation pass frees +capacity. Existing live keys retain their original quota. Quota and capacity +refusals return 429; a sticky cleanup fault refuses new keys with 503. Closed, +identity-free results and metrics distinguish them. ADR-0064's 600-per-minute +subject quota and earlier visitor/physical-peer limits remain unchanged. + +### Admission and retirement + +- Production singleton registration uses `MaximumPartitions = 4096`. The + internal constructor's smaller-bound parameter is a test seam, not a + deployment setting or throughput entitlement. +- New-key acquisition at capacity examines at most 128 queued entries before + refusal and retires at most **one** eligible limiter. Retire only entries with + every permit available and at least one complete window of idle time. Rotate + inspected survivors; stop at the first eligible entry. Mere entry age, a + rejected request or registry pressure never restores spent quota. +- A fully eligible idle registry therefore releases a slot on the next + new-subject acquisition; a request does not wait for all 32 background batches. + If the inspected batch is live, capacity refusal remains possible even when an + eligible idle entry exists later in the queue. Later acquisitions/background + passes advance the queue; there is no unbounded scan or admission promise. +- The timer inspects at most 128 entries every 30 seconds and retires at most + 128. Replenishment and retirement clocks retain separate ownership; injected + retirement time does not control the stock limiter's replenishment timer. +- Timer and acquisition share one retirement owner, reserved under the registry + lock before removing entries. No second scan/batch begins until the owned + cleanup actually returns. Dispose outside the lock. Other requests never wait + for that owner: an existing key uses its quota, a new key can use an available + slot, and a full registry immediately refuses the new key with capacity 429. +- The cleanup-owning acquisition removes its one eligible entry, completes its + disposal, then reacquires the lock and rechecks shutdown, fault, key existence + and capacity **before** allocating or debiting for its own request. A competing + request may take the freed slot; the owner then receives capacity 429. It does + not reserve a slot, loop for another batch, or debit on refusal. +- The 4096 bound counts retained keys, not limiters awaiting disposal. Freed + slots can be reused by other requests while cleanup runs, so the maximum is + 4224 owned limiters: 4096 retained plus one timer batch of 128. Acquisition can + own only one extra limiter. A blocked disposal cannot accumulate batches. +- The first handled disposal exception publishes a sticky registry fault under + the lock. From that point, no new partition allocation or retirement batch + starts, even if slots are free. Already retained keys continue using their + original quotas; a partition allocated before fault publication is retained. + The acquiring request whose cleanup failed returns fault 503 without its own + allocation, debit or downstream dispatch, even if another request installed + its key while cleanup ran. Previously admitted requests are not revoked. +- Attempt disposal of every member of a faulting timer batch. Retain failed + resources and exceptions; a thrown disposal is not proof that its resource + was released. Timer faults remain observed by the owner, not unhandled + callback exceptions. Do not retry a failed disposal or start another batch. + Joined shutdown observes the retained failure. + +### Result and HTTP contract + +The limiter returns a closed `SubjectAdmissionOutcome` together with detached +retry metadata: `Acquired`, `QuotaExhausted`, `RegistryCapacity` or +`RegistryFault`. This replaces reliance on an unclassified `RateLimitLease`; +the result owns no partition or child lease. Middleware caches the first result +in the request feature and emits any rejection metric once, before responding. +Pipeline re-execution neither reacquires quota nor records a second rejection. + +| Result | HTTP code / body code | `Retry-After` | +|---|---|---| +| `Acquired` | Continue downstream | None from subject admission | +| `QuotaExhausted` | 429 / `rate_limited` | Stock quota hint, rounded to integer seconds, minimum 1 | +| `RegistryCapacity` | 429 / `rate_limited` | 60 seconds | +| `RegistryFault` | 503 / `dependency_unavailable` | Existing common 503 fallback: 30 seconds | + +All refusals use the existing Problem Details/no-store path, create no tenant +resolution or audit work, and queue no admission. Hints are not recovery +promises; a sticky fault requires instance replacement, not a 30-second wait. +An existing retained key can still receive quota 429 during a registry fault. +The fault middleware explicitly applies the common 503 retry helper; the outer +bodyless-status writer alone does not apply that header. + +Capacity 429 is an explicit rate-admission choice: no new operation entered the +application. It is not a claim that all resource-capacity refusals use 429. +Standards 04's idempotency-store capacity refusal stays 503 because that store +cannot safely retain an operation outcome. Cleanup fault is likewise an +unavailable local dependency and uses 503, preserving the common header rule. + +### Blocking and shutdown + +Acquisition cleanup is synchronous and can delay its owning request by **one** +limiter disposal with no wall-clock bound. Other requests do not join it. +A blocked timer batch likewise holds only its single retirement ownership; +requests can use free slots but cannot initiate another reclamation pass. + +Both shutdown paths close all admission under the lock, join the retirement +timer and any acquisition-owned cleanup, then attempt disposal of every +remaining retained partition. Concurrent shutdown callers share that completion. +Collect handled failures and propagate them through the joined shutdown; do not +dispose the failed retirement batch again or drop its ownership evidence. +Shutdown is not internally timed out and can wait indefinitely on blocked +disposal. A host/deployment grace deadline may end the process without a cleanup +witness; it does not free resources or prove graceful completion. This decision +adds no fatal-process call, automatic restart owner or host-grace override. +Elapsed time or a timeout is never evidence that disposal completed. + +### Signals and operational ownership + +Emit `learnstack_tenant_subject_admission_rejected_total{reason}` with only +`quota`, `registry_capacity` or `registry_fault`. Only rejected decisions count, +once per request including re-execution; admitted requests do not increment it. +Also emit `learnstack_tenant_subject_cleanup_failed_total` without labels once +when the owner first publishes a sticky cleanup fault. The timer path therefore +signals a fault even without a refused request. The acquiring fault owner also +produces its normal single request-rejection signal. Later disposal failures in +that instance do not repeat the transition counter. + +No issuer, subject, token, actor, tenant, host or correlation becomes a label. +No new per-refusal Warning stream or durable audit write is introduced. Retained +exceptions are not exported as metric values or raw provider diagnostics. + +Registry-capacity refusal is not a failed identity-provider check or an audit +store failure. Existing liveness/audit health does not diagnose it. The counter +and transition counter are explicit local signals; they do not install mapped +readiness. Phase 11 owns alert routing, supported instance sizing, distributed +admission and deployment readiness before production exposure. Its production +runbook must distinguish three branches: spent quota, live capacity pressure and +sticky cleanup fault. Replenishment/idle retirement can resolve the first two; +they cannot clear the third. Only the fault branch recommends qualified instance +replacement for recovery, retaining its shutdown limits. Do not restart or evict +live keys to replenish quota or evade ordinary capacity admission. + +### Why 4096, and when to reopen + +4096 is a conservative retained-resource ceiling already implemented in the +reviewed code, not a measured concurrency target or proof of production fit. +This record does not invent a memory-per-partition estimate. The earlier HTTP +limits still apply; 4096 partitions grant neither simultaneous users nor +4096 times 600 requests of end-to-end capacity. + +Many valid subjects can occupy all live slots and deny first requests from +other legitimate subjects on the same instance, including other tenants. A +subject does not receive a reserved slot. Idle reclamation cannot solve a live +registry; multiple instances have independent state and multiply resources and +admission. These are accepted costs of this decision. + +Reopen before a deployment needs more than 4096 retained subjects per instance, +or expected legitimate traffic produces capacity refusal. Phase 11 measures +the actual limiter resources and traffic/retirement pattern before selecting a +different bound, a supported configuration range or distributed admission. + +## Context + +ADR-0064 selects stable subject identity, 600 requests per fixed minute and safe +bounded retirement; it does not select a partition count. Later implementation +adds 4096, and ADR-0064 Amendment 1 and ADR-0065 refer to it as if ADR-0064 had +selected it. Code presence and those source-attribution statements are not a +substitute for the missing decision. + +The existing timer examines 128 entries every 30 seconds. Scanning 4096 already +eligible idle entries can take 32 callbacks, up to about 16 minutes after they +become eligible. This proposal adds bounded acquisition-path reclamation while +preserving actual cleanup ownership; elapsed timeout is never cleanup evidence. + +This is an additive decision, not a change to the 600 quota, and not a claim that +the missing bound was already decided. Acceptance adds dated disclosures to +ADR-0064 and ADR-0065 and corrects their false source attributions through +ADR-0041's inline erratum mechanism, retaining original rationale and metadata. +The independent target-tenant audit allowance remains ADR-0065's decision. + +## Consequences + +### Positive + +- Partition allocation and retained resources have a falsifiable ceiling. +- Live quota cannot be reset by cardinality pressure or scope changes. +- Eligible idle state can release capacity without a full timer rotation. +- Capacity, quota and sticky cleanup fault have distinct bounded signals. + +### Negative + +- One instance's occupied registry can deny other valid subjects and tenants. +- A bounded scan can still refuse while an unexamined idle entry exists. +- 4096 is not yet measured production sizing; distributed capacity remains open. +- Cleanup ownership adds bookkeeping; shutdown cannot abandon retired resources. +- Cleanup can retain up to 128 extra limiter resources, and a cleanup fault can + stop new subject allocation until the instance is replaced. +- One synchronous acquisition disposal can block that request indefinitely; + joining it or a blocked timer disposal can also block shutdown indefinitely. + Limiting counts does not bound disposal latency. Existing keys and free slots + retain service until admission is closed or a sticky fault blocks allocation. +- Other callers may consume a freed slot before its cleanup-owning request can + acquire it. A returned retry hint promises neither capacity nor fault recovery. + +### Neutral + +- No role, grant, schema, bearer profile, membership or permission changes. +- No tenant `AuditConfig`, deployment-configurable cap or new audit row; no + subject/tenant/issuer identity becomes a metric label. + +## Implementation Notes + +Acceptance updates ADR-0064/0065 with their own dated disclosures and +inline attribution errata; update the decision index, Standards 04/10/11/21, +Architecture 13/33, glossary, phase roadmap, `CLAUDE.md`, roadmap README and +source ownership comments. Add ADR-0066 to the deriving headers/sources; +mutable carriers distinguish acceptance from pending runtime proofs. +Include this ADR in implementation trailers; +do not rewrite historical commits. The +existing `Authenticated_Rate_Limits_Use_Validated_Subject` obligation gains the +named cap/signal/cleanup proofs in the same change as their actual test owners; +no new catalogue rule or Implemented count is inferred from acceptance. + +Update the served and snapshot OpenAPI 503 descriptions for AccountSite and +public routes reached with a validated subject; also update their 429 retry +descriptions so a capacity hint does not promise replenished quota or available +space. Regenerate the SDK. The error shapes/statuses already exist, but the new +local-dependency cause and capacity-hint meaning need disclosure. + +### Tests and proofs required before implementation closeout + +These are pending implementation obligations, not tests already executed. +Extend the existing behavioural catalogue owner's Asserts/Source in the same +change as these real owners; do not mark nonexistent controls Implemented. + +**Unit — `TenantSubjectRateLimiterTests`** in +`backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Unit/Api/Authentication/`: + +- Actual production registration/default 4096, 4097th-subject refusal without + allocation/debit, and preserved existing spent quota. Internal small bounds + supplement, rather than substitute for, the default-bound proof. +- Acquisition reads at most 128 idle states, rotates survivors, retires at most + one, and progresses past a first all-live batch on a later acquisition. Full + idle state works without waiting for a complete timer rotation. +- Block acquisition disposal: its request stays pending; existing keys/free + slots proceed, full-capacity requests promptly refuse and no second batch + starts. No owning allocation/debit occurs before cleanup succeeds. Exercise + lost-slot, same-key race and shutdown-between-cleanup-and-allocation controls. +- Block a full 128-limiter timer batch, refill 128 free key slots, and prove the + 4224 owned-resource ceiling. Additional requests cannot create another batch; + acquisition cleanup separately owns at most one extra limiter. +- Throw from acquisition/timer disposal: publish fault before remaining batch + cleanup, attempt every batch member, retain failed ownership, start no further + batch or new allocation, and preserve existing-key quota service. The acquiring + owner gets `RegistryFault` with no debit even if another caller added its key. +- Timer faults do not escape the callback; the transition counter increments + once. Both shutdown forms join timer/acquisition cleanup, drain all remaining + partitions, observe retained failure, and do not redispose faulted entries. + Blocking controls release their gates in `finally` and have bounded test waits; + a test timeout is not a production disposal guarantee. +- Middleware caches all four results, dispatches only `Acquired`, and records + one rejection across re-execution, zero on admission, with exact retry hints. + +**Integration — `AuthenticatedRateLimitTests.cs`** in +`backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Integration/`: + +- Signed-token production pipeline with closed quota/capacity/fault results: + 429/429/503, exact `rate_limited`/`dependency_unavailable` Problem Details, + no-store and Retry-After stock hint/60/30. Refusals reach neither resolution + nor the standalone audit writer; a fault does not reject an existing healthy + subject. Add a blocked-cleanup owner response/dispatch control. +- Actual OTLP `TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticCollector.MetricPoints` observes + all three rejection reasons and the unlabelled once-only fault transition. + Verify only `reason` on rejection points, no labels on transition points, no + identity/canary values, no admission increment and no re-execution duplicate. + `SubjectQuotaObservation` remains a downstream/log observer, not a substitute + for exported metric evidence. +- Served/snapshot contracts and generated SDK remain equal with the new 503 + cause; existing reduced-quota whole-chain and actual-600 component proofs keep + their separate meanings. Dirty controls must fail the intended predicate. + +## Amendments + +### Amendment 1 — implementation and local proof ownership (2026-10-20) + +The accepted contract is implemented by the API singleton, closed detached +admission decision, request-cached middleware and identity-free metrics. The +existing catalogue obligation gains its actual unit and signed PostgreSQL/OTLP +owners in the same change; served/snapshot OpenAPI and the generated SDK disclose +the capacity hint and sticky cleanup-fault cause. No policy in this ADR changes. +Its Accepted body, date and deciders remain intact. + +The [implementation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) +owns exact local results, two fresh implementation review rounds and final-source +hosted qualification. Local controls do not establish production sizing, latency, +mapped readiness or an exercised Phase 11 runbook. + +### Amendment 2 — acceptance-time proof list and cleanup evidence (2026-10-20) + +The “pending implementation obligations” introduction in Tests and proofs is +an acceptance-time snapshot. Amendment 1 and the +[implementation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) +record the delivered owners and actual results; the checklist is retained as +the original proof requirement, not current pending status. The +[systematic correction record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-systematic-proof-and-document-corrections-2026-10-20) +owns subsequent verification. No historical receipt qualifies later source. + +The 4224 ceiling is 4096 retained plus the single retirement owner, which has +at most 128 limiters on the timer path or one on acquisition. There is no +additional concurrent acquisition batch. “Existing retained keys” excludes +keys already removed into a retirement batch. A throwing in-process metric +listener cannot abandon the remainder of that owned batch; its error remains +observed at joined shutdown alongside the cleanup failure. Both timer-join +failure controls retain/drain the remaining partitions. + +This is implementation evidence and terminology clarification, not a change to +admission, fault HTTP codes, indefinite-disposal/shutdown limits or ownership. +Original Accepted body and metadata remain intact. The decision index, +[phase record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md), +`TenantSubjectRateLimiter` and its unit proof owners are the changed carriers. + +## References + +- [ADR-0064](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md), + [ADR-0065](0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md), + [ADR-0041](0041-correcting-false-statements-in-accepted-adrs.md), + [ADR-0053](0053-trusted-public-server-rendering.md), + [ADR-0054](0054-bounded-public-renderer-admission.md). +- [API Design](../standards/04-api-design.md), + [Observability](../standards/10-observability.md), + [Security](../standards/11-security.md), + [Documentation](../standards/13-documentation.md), + [Architecture test catalogue](../standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md). +- [Identity architecture](../architecture/13-identity-and-auth.md), + [Cross-cutting concerns](../architecture/33-cross-cutting-concerns.md), + [Glossary](../glossary.md), + [Phase 02b](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md), + [Phase 11](../roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md). +- [Current limiter](../../backend/src/LearnStack.Api/Authentication/TenantSubjectRateLimiter.cs) + and [middleware](../../backend/src/LearnStack.Api/Authentication/TenantSubjectAdmissionMiddleware.cs); + [Common 503 retry policy](../../backend/src/LearnStack.Api/Common/RetryAfter.cs). diff --git a/docs/decisions/README.md b/docs/decisions/README.md index c382be82..38517fa1 100644 --- a/docs/decisions/README.md +++ b/docs/decisions/README.md @@ -79,32 +79,35 @@ owns outstanding hosted CI/PR qualification. Phase 11 owns production qualificat | 0033 | [Audit Durability Model](0033-audit-durability-model.md) | **Supersedes ADR-0016.** MUST-class audit written as durable intent inside the business transaction (fails closed); SHOULD/MAY-class stays best-effort; corrected partitioned `audit_log` primary key; `AuditConfig` cannot remove baseline MUST coverage. **Amendment 1 (2026-08-18):** a standalone MUST write failure changes the response only when the operation would otherwise have succeeded. **Amendment 2 (2026-09-07)** meets the code that shipped after it: intents are **plural**, one per audited resource, because one command already writes two; only the **owning** unit-of-work frame writes them and reports the commit boundary, so a nested `Send` cannot claim durability nothing committed; `outcome` closes at four values and the writer supplies `timestamp`, which is what keeps the deliberate duplicate-id pair legal under `(id, timestamp)`; both standalone writers announce **two** session variables, measured — an org-scoped `denied` row is refused without the second; a fourth write method serves `EnterPlatformAdminScope`; and a read-sensitive query **does** reach step 6, since Packet 6's `TransactionBehavior` has no request-kind gate. Decided by [ADR-0044](0044-audit-write-path.md). **Amendment 3 (2026-09-08)** gives the audit health check an owner and demand-gates the deployment-level stop-serving backstop to Phase 11 with a written trigger: stopping a process is the one operational act the next request cannot undo, and Phase 02a has neither a readiness surface nor an operator to answer the page it would raise. **Amendment 4 (2026-09-08):** a tenant override narrows and never elevates, a cancelled `COMMIT` is `Indeterminate`, and the override loader runs on a cache miss. **Amendment 5 (2026-09-11):** `EnterPlatformAdminScope` never reaches `WriteStandaloneAsync`, and a nested request's refusal outlives the commit it joined. **Amendment 6 (2026-09-11):** the audit health check answers only whether a MUST-class row can be written; a tenant-override read failure is its `Error` line alone. **Amendment 7 (2026-09-11):** a request refused at step 1 writes no audit row — validation runs before the audit step classifies anything — so the standalone path is reached by a short-circuit at step 4 or 5, the assertion recorder and the reconcile. [Amendment 8 (2026-10-12)](0033-audit-durability-model.md#amendment-8--common-audit-ownership-outside-mediatr-2026-10-12) clarifies common audit ownership outside MediatR under ADR-0057; durability and classification contracts survive. [Amendment 10 (2026-10-15)](0033-audit-durability-model.md#amendment-10--same-transaction-job-terminal-audit-2026-10-15) adds same-transaction job-terminal audit under ADR-0047. | | 0034 | [Hub Contract Surface Invariant](0034-hub-contract-surface-invariant.md) | Replaces "closed at four endpoints" with two enforceable invariants (Hub stores no tenant content; every crossing goes through a named adapter); enumerates the real endpoint set; TLS key material leaves the entitlement payload; host resolution never calls the Hub | | 0035 | [Demand-Gated Infrastructure](0035-demand-gated-infrastructure.md) | The one-way-door test; ports + default implementations ship now, vendor adapters ship on a named trigger in a named phase; uncontracted deployment modes may not decide technical choices | -| 0036 | [Trusted Inputs for Tenant and Organization Resolution](0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md) | Resolution by **agreement, not priority** — every authoritative signal present is resolved independently and the request proceeds only on their intersection; no request header names a tenant or an organization, one header names a **host** over an authenticated hop and LearnStack still resolves it itself; `TenantContextOrigin` caps a host-only context to the `[PublicSurface]` read set; the platform-admin override leaves the resolution model | +| 0036 | [Trusted Inputs for Tenant and Organization Resolution](0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md) | Resolution by **agreement, not priority** — every authoritative signal present is resolved independently and the request proceeds only on their intersection; no request header names a tenant or an organization, one header names a **host** over an authenticated hop and LearnStack still resolves it itself; `TenantContextOrigin` caps a host-only context to the `[PublicSurface]` read set; the platform-admin override leaves the resolution model. [Amendment 13](0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#2026-10-19--amendment-13-api-authentication-and-row-10-staging-correction) records ADR-0064's row-14 audit replacement, additive authentication attribution and row-10 staging errata. [Amendment 14](0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#2026-10-20--amendment-14-bounded-assertion-diagnostics) records ADR-0065's bounded assertion admission and metric-label replacement. | | 0037 | [What an Idempotency Key Identifies, Owns, and Replays](0037-idempotency-key-contract.md) | A client-chosen key is a **nonce inside a tenant's key space**, not an identity: `(tenant, key)` addresses the record and a fingerprint over organization, principal, method, path, query and body decides whether replaying it answers the question asked; a fencing token owns the claim; capacity is **admission, not eviction**, so nothing unexpired is ever displaced; the guarantee is at-most-once while a claim is live and at-least-once across process death | | 0038 | [Cross-Cutting Port and Event Contracts](0038-cross-cutting-port-and-event-contracts.md) | **Supersedes ADR-0014.** Retains Dapr behind demand gates; fixes the event envelope, handler isolation, trace/audit scope and cache contracts. [Amendment 2 (2026-10-12)](0038-cross-cutting-port-and-event-contracts.md#amendment-2--additional-producer-payload-policy-2026-10-12) links ADR-0057's additional producer payload policy; original envelope, serializer and transport contracts survive. [Amendment 3](0038-cross-cutting-port-and-event-contracts.md#amendment-3--bounded-publish-outcome-supersession-by-adr-0046-2026-10-12) links ADR-0046's publish-outcome replacement. [Amendment 4](0038-cross-cutting-port-and-event-contracts.md#amendment-4--durable-acceptance-and-subscriber-delivery-implemented-2026-10-13) records P02b-3 durable acceptance and independent subscriber execution delivery. | | 0039 | [The Optimistic Concurrency Token](0039-optimistic-concurrency-token.md) | An explicit `row_version bigint` (CLR `long`), project-wide, incremented inside `AuditableEntity` by the single primitive `MarkUpdated` and `SoftDelete` both route through, and mapped with `HasDefaultValue(0L).IsConcurrencyToken().ValueGeneratedNever()` — exactly those three calls (Amendment 2): `ValueGeneratedOnAddOrUpdate()` / `IsRowVersion()` make EF omit the column from the `UPDATE` entirely (Amendment 1, measured), and `HasDefaultValue` alone leaves `ValueGenerated` at `OnAdd`, which the registered rule rejects; `xmin` is rejected because the token is client-visible through ETag / `If-Match` and a dump-restore or logical-replication cutover changes it — measured, unlike the widely-cited `VACUUM FREEZE` objection, which does not | -| 0040 | [The Ambient Unit of Work](0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md) | One `DbConnection` per scope, owned by `IUnitOfWork`; every module `DbContext`, `IAuditStore` and `IOutbox` enlists on it, because `SET LOCAL` is connection-local and a context on its own connection reads **zero rows** under the corrected RLS policy. Spans one aggregate's write plus audit plus outbox plus any reads — cross-aggregate writes stay forbidden, with the one enumerated exception [ADR-0042](0042-tenant-provisioning-cross-aggregate-transaction.md) carves for tenant provisioning (Amendment 4, 2026-08-30). Defines nesting, disposal, and the event-consumer entry point that never reaches MediatR. The closed set of `app.tenant_id` setters is seven by Amendment 3 (2026-08-30) and eight by **Amendment 7 (2026-09-11)**, which adds the tenant-flag projection loader `IFeatureFlags` fills on a cache miss. [Amendment 10 (2026-10-12)](0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md#amendment-10--bounded-produced-work-refusal-supersession-2026-10-12) discloses ADR-0057's bounded produced-work refusal supersession; [Amendment 11 (2026-10-12)](0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md#amendment-11--named-transaction-announcement-snapshot-reader-2026-10-12) separately adds the named read-only announcement snapshot seam. | +| 0040 | [The Ambient Unit of Work](0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md) | One `DbConnection` per scope, owned by `IUnitOfWork`; every module `DbContext`, `IAuditStore` and `IOutbox` enlists on it, because `SET LOCAL` is connection-local and a context on its own connection reads **zero rows** under the corrected RLS policy. Spans one aggregate's write plus audit plus outbox plus any reads — cross-aggregate writes stay forbidden, with the one enumerated exception [ADR-0042](0042-tenant-provisioning-cross-aggregate-transaction.md) carves for tenant provisioning (Amendment 4, 2026-08-30). Defines nesting, disposal, and the event-consumer entry point that never reaches MediatR. The closed set of `app.tenant_id` setters is seven by Amendment 3 (2026-08-30) and eight by **Amendment 7 (2026-09-11)**, which adds the tenant-flag projection loader `IFeatureFlags` fills on a cache miss. [Amendment 10 (2026-10-12)](0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md#amendment-10--bounded-produced-work-refusal-supersession-2026-10-12) discloses ADR-0057's bounded produced-work refusal supersession; [Amendment 11 (2026-10-12)](0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md#amendment-11--named-transaction-announcement-snapshot-reader-2026-10-12) separately adds the named read-only announcement snapshot seam. [Amendment 13](0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md#amendment-13--exact-authenticated-read-mode-scope-2026-10-19) discloses ADR-0064's exact AccountSite read-mode scope extension. | | 0041 | [Correcting False Statements in Accepted ADRs](0041-correcting-false-statements-in-accepted-adrs.md) | Inline erratum beside the false text is the default; in-place replacement only where the text is a **canonical artifact for reuse** — a template others are told to copy, a DDL or command meant to be applied — never merely because something could be copied, and never because a non-ADR carrier holds the same token. Bounded to statements false **when they entered the record**, judged per statement: original body at the acceptance commit, amendment text at that amendment's date. A statement that has since gone stale is history, and gets an amendment or a superseding ADR. Every changed Accepted ADR carries its own dated Amendment | | 0042 | [Tenant Provisioning as a Bounded Cross-Aggregate Transaction](0042-tenant-provisioning-cross-aggregate-transaction.md) | A standing, **enumerated** exception to § Aggregate Ownership: tenant provisioning writes `Tenant` and its default `Organization` in one transaction, because `tenants.default_organization_id` carries an invariant an integration event cannot deliver — the substitute moves the second write to a later transaction and the window between them is exactly what the invariant forbids. Bounded by enumeration rather than by principle: two roots, one operation, a literal allow-list of one in the architecture test. Covers no child entity, no projection, and no cross-**module** write, which stays forbidden with no exception | | 0043 | [What LearnStack Does With a Tenant-Authored Payload](0043-customization-payload-validation.md) | JSON Schema draft 2020-12, evaluated by `JsonSchema.Net` **pinned at 8.0.5** (the last MIT-expression release) behind an `IJsonSchemaValidator` port. A tenant document passes **four ordered gates** — JSON, the LearnStack profile, the 2020-12 meta-schema, then the build — because the library's own defaults keep none of the rules the corpus states: its default dialect is not 2020-12, a tenant's `$schema` line overrides the pinned one, a tenant's `$id` becomes process-global state (first-writer-wins, a cross-tenant denial of service), and `true` / `false` / `{}` are all valid schemas that switch validation off. `pattern` is refused — the built `Regex` carries an infinite `MatchTimeout` and `maxLength` does not short-circuit it (measured, 30.2 s on one property). **No compiled-validator cache**: compiling is measured *cheaper* than evaluating (0.5× at the 100-property ceiling), so § 8.2's cache is deleted rather than re-keyed. Rule bodies are opaque `text` with a `dialect` discriminator naming the language of their `condition` expressions. Amendments 1–2 (2026-09-04/05) refuse **every** `$ref` cycle and bound the reference graph; Amendment 3 (2026-09-06) seals the port's exception surface and makes `ValidateInstance` enforce § 8.4's entry cap; **Amendment 4 (2026-09-07) refuses what the `jsonb` column refuses** — `U+0000`, an unpaired surrogate, a number outside `numeric`; **Amendment 5 (2026-10-02) adds ADR-0051’s optional ordered text-card profile** | | 0044 | [The Audit Write Path](0044-audit-write-path.md) | **Amendments 1–5 (2026-09-08), 6–7 (2026-09-11).** The eleven questions ADR-0033 left open, decided before the first audit file: the reserved **non-nil** platform sentinel tenant id (the nil uuid is refused by three shipped guards that read all-zero as *no tenant*), and a `tenants` CHECK that keeps it unprovisionable; the row's `tenant_id` is the tenant the **transaction announced**, so a provisioning command audits under the tenant it creates and `make seed` still commits; **N intents per request**, one per audited resource, because two shipped commands already write two — and only the **owning** unit-of-work frame writes them or reports the commit boundary, which is what stops a nested `Send` from claiming durability nothing committed; `outcome` closes at four values (`indeterminate` included) and the writer always supplies `timestamp`, so ADR-0033's deliberate duplicate-id pair is legal under `(id, timestamp)` rather than a `23505`; the catalogue is **code** keyed by request type and the matrix is prose, with a test asserting they agree, and every request must be classified — there is no `RequestKind.Other`; the interceptor captures **every** tracked entity minus a named exclusion list, because the `AuditableEntity<>` predicate was blind to `platform_host_to_tenant`; `[PiiSensitive]` and an elision record that preserves the column's JSON type; `audit_log` is org-scoped, carries **no** FK to `tenants`, and both standalone writers announce **two** GUCs — measured: an org-scoped `denied` row is refused without the second. Amendment 1 makes `audit_config` tenant-**wide**; Amendment 2 corrects the redaction sentinel to the shipped constant and the reason `FORCE` needs a trigger (the policy binds the owner by tenant, not by immutability — measured); Amendment 3 gives the matrix↔catalogue join two directions with two domains, because 23 of 30 shipped matrix slugs have no request type and the rule as written was red on arrival, and moves the audit value types into `SharedKernel.Audit` to break the same project cycle `AuditEntryId` had; Amendment 4 makes `[PiiSensitive]` property-granular, `jsonb` included, ships `audit_config` unwritten and binds the matrix rule to modules with code; Amendment 5 guards the sentinel where it is announced and fills `entity_type` / `entity_id` from the declared aggregate; Amendment 6 — from an external review that reproduced four defects against real PostgreSQL — has a handler designate the subject when it writes two instances of its aggregate, carries the actor and correlation id on the intent, keeps each intent's own request's result, captures a contained entity with its aggregate, and instance-qualifies `changes` pointers; Amendment 7 corrects § 7's count of plain entities — seven today, five of them MUST — and names the Tenancy matrix alone as the one that singles out the host mapping. [Amendment 8 (2026-10-12)](0044-audit-write-path.md#amendment-8--common-audit-ownership-outside-mediatr-2026-10-12) clarifies common audit ownership outside MediatR under ADR-0057 without adding an audit writer. [Amendment 11 (2026-10-13)](0044-audit-write-path.md#amendment-11--shared-delivery-capture-exclusions-2026-10-13) accepts the inbox/delivery machinery capture exclusions under ADR-0046; P02b-3 implements them through the shared business owner. [Amendment 13 (2026-10-15)](0044-audit-write-path.md#amendment-13--job-terminal-sixth-write-and-capture-exclusions-2026-10-15) adds the job-terminal sixth write and exact job/control capture exclusions. | | 0045 | [The Entitlement and Feature-Flag Socket](0045-entitlement-and-feature-flag-socket.md) | **Amendment 1 (2026-09-08)** reads it against the Hub's merged code: the limit vocabulary is the Hub's, `expires_at`/`valid_until` are nullable, the generation guard admits the equal case, and `platform_killswitches` ships **unwritten** because `DenyAllPlatformAdminGate` makes a writer unreachable until Phase 03. **Amendment 2 (2026-09-11):** a registry's membership is the vocabulary the contract names — fourteen Hub features, nine `limits.*`, two tenant flags, three killswitches — and enforcement, not membership, waits for a consumer. **Amendment 3 (2026-09-11):** a key's fail-open/fail-closed class decides only when no projection exists; one past its grace window is read-only, as ADR-0021 decides. **Amendment 4 (2026-09-11):** of the projection's names, `PlanCode` differs from the wire (`tier`) and `ExpiresAt` from the column (`valid_until`) — § 1 had called both wire differences. Declares the port twenty documents name and none define. `IEntitlementProvider.GetAsync(TenantId)` + `RefreshAsync(projection)`, the projection carrying every field `entitlement-v1.schema.json` requires — **`compliance` and `generation` included**, both already `NOT NULL` columns — and the refresh **generation-guarded inside the write statement**, so a stale push cannot resurrect a revoked plan. `IFeatureFlags` is the only module-facing read and **composes over the provider** rather than querying `platform_entitlement_cache`, which is the only reading under which the Phase 02a criterion — swapping the provider changes the answer — can be true. Limits: **`-1` unlimited, `0` denied**, `long` not `long?`; the inverse reading would have made the degraded read-only mode grant unlimited. `NullEntitlementProvider` is registered in **every** deployment mode, per ADR-0035's default-implementation gate rather than ADR-0020's Development-only switch. Killswitches leave `tenant_feature_flags` for a platform-scoped `platform_killswitches`: a foreign key to `tenants` is a constraint no role or `BYPASSRLS` moves, so the sentinel could never have satisfied it. Push-primary, **not** push-only — ADR-0034's `license/verify` fallback stands; the no-Hub absolute belongs to host resolution | | 0046 | [Durable Event Delivery and Recovery](0046-durable-event-delivery-and-recovery.md) | Accepted 2026-10-12: fenced producer leases/retries, Pending readiness holds and atomic row-bound terminal audit; P02b-2 is complete and merged through PR #30; its [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-2-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-13) owns final verification. [Amendment 2](0046-durable-event-delivery-and-recovery.md#amendment-2--producer-enforcement-and-local-closeout-2026-10-12) records verified local closeout. [Amendment 1](0046-durable-event-delivery-and-recovery.md#amendment-1--producer-runtime-delivery-2026-10-12) records producer runtime delivery and its review evidence. [Amendment 3](0046-durable-event-delivery-and-recovery.md#amendment-3--consumer-runtime-and-enforcement-delivery-2026-10-13) records P02b-3 consumer runtime, both Active defaults and production enforcement; P02b-3 is complete and merged through PR #31; its [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-3-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-15) owns final verification. Named bounded supersessions preserve earlier Accepted records. | -| 0047 | [Transactional Background Job Runtime](0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md) | Accepted 2026-10-15: H1 stock Hangfire opaque wakeups plus authoritative transactional job/attempt records, external stages, tenant capacity and trusted recurrence/fan-out; bounded supersessions and additive seams disclosed in prior records. [Amendment 1](0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md#amendment-1--maintenance-replacement-and-additive-ownership-seams-2026-10-16) records ADR-0058's accepted maintenance configuration replacement and additive ownership seams. The [P02b-4 package](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-decision-package-2026-10-15) authorizes nine implementation steps on development; all nine steps and both reviews per step are locally complete; the [local closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns outstanding exact-head CI/PR/merge qualification | +| 0047 | [Transactional Background Job Runtime](0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md) | Accepted 2026-10-15: H1 stock Hangfire opaque wakeups plus authoritative transactional job/attempt records, external stages, tenant capacity and trusted recurrence/fan-out; bounded supersessions and additive seams disclosed in prior records. [Amendment 1](0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md#amendment-1--maintenance-replacement-and-additive-ownership-seams-2026-10-16) records ADR-0058's accepted maintenance configuration replacement and additive ownership seams. The [P02b-4 package](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-decision-package-2026-10-15) authorizes nine implementation steps on development; all nine steps and both reviews per step are complete and merged through PR #32 on 2026-10-19; the [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final-source qualification | | 0050 | [Publication and Course Content Access](0050-publication-and-course-content-access.md) | Accepted 2026-10-02: publication/access separation, restricted backfill and anonymous denial; supersedes ADR-0048; P02d-2 policy, migration, writers and seed delivered ([Amendment 1](0050-publication-and-course-content-access.md#amendment-1--p02d-2-implementation-delivery-2026-10-02)); P02d-4 public-read enforcement delivered, grants Phase 07 | | 0051 | [Ordered Text Card Presentation](0051-ordered-text-card-presentation.md) | Accepted 2026-10-02: optional root `x-fields`, localized ordered text cards; compatible extension linked by ADR-0043 Amendment 5; P02d-2 profile parsing, resolution and seed verification delivered ([Amendment 1](0051-ordered-text-card-presentation.md#amendment-1--p02d-2-implementation-delivery-2026-10-02)); P02d-4 public projection delivered; P02d-6 completes ordered plain-text rendering, automated product proofs and manual accessibility smoke | -| 0052 | [Anonymous Public Read Boundary](0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md) | Accepted 2026-10-03: host-resolved bootstrap, immutable host ceiling, mandatory marked dispatch and read-only ambient frames; ADR-0036/0040 Amendment 8; P02d-4 Steps 1–3 deliver host provenance, physical read-only frames and all institution GET/HEAD reads; both Step 3 review rounds pass; Step 4 delivers OpenAPI/SDK/CI controls; both review rounds and focused fix verification pass; six real required CI jobs and live sixth-check activation verified; P02d-4 complete and merged through PR #25 on 2026-10-08 ([Amendment 13](0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md#amendment-13--merge-closeout-2026-10-08)) | +| 0052 | [Anonymous Public Read Boundary](0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md) | Accepted 2026-10-03: host-resolved bootstrap, immutable host ceiling, mandatory marked dispatch and read-only ambient frames; ADR-0036/0040 Amendment 8; P02d-4 Steps 1–3 deliver host provenance, physical read-only frames and all institution GET/HEAD reads; both Step 3 review rounds pass; Step 4 delivers OpenAPI/SDK/CI controls; both review rounds and focused fix verification pass; six real required CI jobs and live sixth-check activation verified; P02d-4 complete and merged through PR #25 on 2026-10-08 ([Amendment 13](0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md#amendment-13--merge-closeout-2026-10-08)). [Amendment 15](0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md#amendment-15--exact-authenticated-read-mode-scope-2026-10-19) discloses ADR-0064's exact authenticated read-mode extension without weakening the public-read contract. | | 0053 | [Trusted Public Server Rendering](0053-trusted-public-server-rendering.md) | Accepted 2026-10-08: P02d-5 delivers native ingress, configured transport, dynamic entry and source/runtime proofs. [ADR-0054](0054-bounded-public-renderer-admission.md) replaces bounded accounting/native/query contracts. P02d-5 is complete and merged through PR #26 on 2026-10-09; the [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-5-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-09) owns final verification ([Amendment 8](0053-trusted-public-server-rendering.md#amendment-8--merge-closeout-2026-10-09)); P6/P7 remain separate | | 0054 | [Bounded Public Renderer Admission](0054-bounded-public-renderer-admission.md) | Accepted 2026-10-09: coordinated anonymous accounting, native GET/HEAD/production-upgrade admission and equivalent redirect-query encoding are delivered. All five remediation steps are complete and merged through PR #26; the [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-5-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-09) owns final verification ([Amendment 6](0054-bounded-public-renderer-admission.md#amendment-6--merge-closeout-2026-10-09)) | | 0055 | [Handle Public Renderer Bootstrap Failures in Middleware](0055-public-renderer-bootstrap-failures.md) | Accepted 2026-10-10: one live middleware bootstrap and an immutable native same-request snapshot; exact bootstrap 404/429/503, bounded renderer Retry-After and two/one/three-call accounting implemented. Production replacement proofs pass; all three steps completed both review rounds and focused fix verification. [Step 3](../roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#adr-0055-step-3--production-admission-proof-and-closeout) owns delivery evidence, completed reviews and verified fixes; five new catalogue rules are Implemented | | 0056 | [Public Demo Browser and Lighthouse Enforcement](0056-public-demo-browser-and-lighthouse-enforcement.md) | Accepted 2026-10-11: pinned Lighthouse/Playwright Chromium, seed-derived nine-page browser proof, 27 serial audits, actual-page admission, normalized gzip/CLS/accessibility hard checks and advisory timings delivered; four proof rules Implemented, real PR CI/artifacts pass and seventh required context activated ([Amendment 1](0056-public-demo-browser-and-lighthouse-enforcement.md#amendment-1--p02d-7-enforcement-delivery-2026-10-11)); complete and merged through PR #28 on 2026-10-11 ([merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-7-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-11)) | | 0057 | [Transactional Event Production and Completion](0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md) | Accepted 2026-10-12: immediate ambient enqueue, owner-only domain completion, sticky produced-work refusal protection, identifier-only bounded payloads and completed-provisioning publisher; eight producer rules Implemented; Steps 1–3 implement shared execution, immediate enqueue, successful-save collection and the publisher; Step 4 adds production censuses and catalogue enforcement. P02b-1 is complete and merged through PR #29 on 2026-10-12; the [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-1-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-12) owns final verification. Amendment 1 links delivery verification and review status. [Amendment 2 (2026-10-12)](0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md#amendment-2--correct-adr-0032-clause-locators-2026-10-12) corrects the ADR-0032 clause locators through inline errata; the Decision and bounded supersession are unchanged. [Amendment 3](0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md#amendment-3--useful-default-consumers-and-semantic-seed-handoff-2026-10-13) records the two Active default subscriptions and semantic Seeder handoff delivered in P02b-3. | -| 0058 | [Bounded Stock Hangfire Maintenance](0058-bounded-stock-hangfire-maintenance.md) | Accepted 2026-10-16: selective stock aggregation/history suppression, shared owned expiration, finite enabled I/O and reset-safe idle-session cleanup; [ADR-0047 Amendment 1](0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md#amendment-1--maintenance-replacement-and-additive-ownership-seams-2026-10-16) records the configuration replacement and additive seams. [Amendment 1](0058-bounded-stock-hangfire-maintenance.md#amendment-1--sourcereset-qualification-delivered-2026-10-16) records completed Step 2 source/reset qualification and both reviews; Step 4 ownership and Step 9 enforcement are locally complete; the [local closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns outstanding hosted qualification | -| 0059 | [Owned Hangfire Server Generations](0059-owned-hangfire-server-generations.md) | Accepted 2026-10-16: additive public stock lifecycle composition, one actual generation per pool and replacement after actual cleanup; bounded supersession of exactly two ADR-0047 same-pool progress clauses during generation draining, with additive ADR-0058 component ownership. The [Step 4 adaptation](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#maintainer-acceptance-and-step-4-adaptation-2026-10-16) is authorized; local implementation/reviews are complete; [P02b-4 closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns outstanding CI/PR qualification, while Phase 11 owns production qualification | -| 0060 | [Fatal Hangfire Startup and Unsafe Unwind](0060-fatal-hangfire-startup-and-unsafe-unwind.md) | Accepted 2026-10-16: conservative process-wide fatal boundary for opaque construction and before/after-capture unqualified Core unwind; viable quarantine alternative and whole-API availability cost disclosed through ADR-0047 Amendment 3 / ADR-0059 Amendment 1. Dependent Step 4 implementation/reviews are locally complete; [P02b-4 closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns outstanding exact-head CI/PR qualification; [Amendment 1](0060-fatal-hangfire-startup-and-unsafe-unwind.md#amendment-1--native-ci-provisioning-boundary-2026-10-18) discloses ADR-0062's bounded native CI authority | -| 0061 | [Known External Job Failure Policy](0061-known-external-job-failure-policy.md) | Accepted 2026-10-17: one immutable three-state policy, Permanent only for Failed, deterministic retry/finalization/reason guards and actual-row-bound audit; [ADR-0047 Amendment 4](0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md#amendment-4--known-completed-external-failure-policy-2026-10-17) discloses the bounded input replacement and additive contract. Step 7 implementation/reviews and Step 9 enforcement are locally complete; the [local closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns outstanding exact-head hosted qualification | -| 0062 | [Native Crash Proof CI Provisioning](0062-native-crash-proof-ci-provisioning.md) | Accepted 2026-10-18: dedicated disposable native VM, verified fixed collector setup without restoration, complete complementary Docker execution and fail-closed existing required result; [ADR-0060 Amendment 1](0060-fatal-hangfire-startup-and-unsafe-unwind.md#amendment-1--native-ci-provisioning-boundary-2026-10-18) preserves earlier authority. Implementation and actual hosted qualification remain pending at acceptance | -| 0063 | [Complete Bounded CI Test Shards](0063-complete-bounded-ci-test-shards.md) | Accepted 2026-10-18: bounded manual Architecture/ordinary counts, initial base + 6 + 12 + native, complete selector/case-ID aggregates, two-assignment qualification and confined non-Docker ownership; [ADR-0062 Amendment 1](0062-native-crash-proof-ci-provisioning.md#amendment-1--bounded-ci-shards-and-additive-non-docker-owner-2026-10-18) records replacement/additive seams. Three dependent steps and hosted fit remain pending at acceptance | +| 0058 | [Bounded Stock Hangfire Maintenance](0058-bounded-stock-hangfire-maintenance.md) | Accepted 2026-10-16: selective stock aggregation/history suppression, shared owned expiration, finite enabled I/O and reset-safe idle-session cleanup; [ADR-0047 Amendment 1](0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md#amendment-1--maintenance-replacement-and-additive-ownership-seams-2026-10-16) records the configuration replacement and additive seams. [Amendment 1](0058-bounded-stock-hangfire-maintenance.md#amendment-1--sourcereset-qualification-delivered-2026-10-16) records completed Step 2 source/reset qualification and both reviews; Step 4 ownership and Step 9 enforcement are complete and merged through PR #32; the [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records hosted qualification | +| 0059 | [Owned Hangfire Server Generations](0059-owned-hangfire-server-generations.md) | Accepted 2026-10-16: additive public stock lifecycle composition, one actual generation per pool and replacement after actual cleanup; bounded supersession of exactly two ADR-0047 same-pool progress clauses during generation draining, with additive ADR-0058 component ownership. The [Step 4 adaptation](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#maintainer-acceptance-and-step-4-adaptation-2026-10-16) is authorized; implementation/reviews are complete and merged through PR #32; [P02b-4 merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records CI/merge verification, while Phase 11 owns production qualification | +| 0060 | [Fatal Hangfire Startup and Unsafe Unwind](0060-fatal-hangfire-startup-and-unsafe-unwind.md) | Accepted 2026-10-16: conservative process-wide fatal boundary for opaque construction and before/after-capture unqualified Core unwind; viable quarantine alternative and whole-API availability cost disclosed through ADR-0047 Amendment 3 / ADR-0059 Amendment 1. Dependent Step 4 implementation/reviews are complete and merged through PR #32; [P02b-4 merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final-source CI/merge verification; [Amendment 1](0060-fatal-hangfire-startup-and-unsafe-unwind.md#amendment-1--native-ci-provisioning-boundary-2026-10-18) discloses ADR-0062's bounded native CI authority | +| 0061 | [Known External Job Failure Policy](0061-known-external-job-failure-policy.md) | Accepted 2026-10-17: one immutable three-state policy, Permanent only for Failed, deterministic retry/finalization/reason guards and actual-row-bound audit; [ADR-0047 Amendment 4](0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md#amendment-4--known-completed-external-failure-policy-2026-10-17) discloses the bounded input replacement and additive contract. Step 7 implementation/reviews and Step 9 enforcement are complete and merged through PR #32; the [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final-source hosted qualification | +| 0062 | [Native Crash Proof CI Provisioning](0062-native-crash-proof-ci-provisioning.md) | Accepted 2026-10-18: dedicated disposable native VM, verified fixed collector setup without restoration, complete complementary Docker execution and fail-closed existing required result; [ADR-0060 Amendment 1](0060-fatal-hangfire-startup-and-unsafe-unwind.md#amendment-1--native-ci-provisioning-boundary-2026-10-18) preserves earlier authority. Implementation/reviews and final-source hosted qualification are complete and merged through PR #32; the [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records verified evidence and its availability limits | +| 0063 | [Complete Bounded CI Test Shards](0063-complete-bounded-ci-test-shards.md) | Accepted 2026-10-18: bounded manual Architecture/ordinary counts, initial base + 6 + 12 + native, complete selector/case-ID aggregates, two-assignment qualification and confined non-Docker ownership; [ADR-0062 Amendment 1](0062-native-crash-proof-ci-provisioning.md#amendment-1--bounded-ci-shards-and-additive-non-docker-owner-2026-10-18) records replacement/additive seams. All three dependent steps/reviews and both full hosted assignments are complete and merged through PR #32; the [merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records exact source and actual bounded fit | +| 0064 | [Tenant API Authentication Boundary](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) | Accepted 2026-10-19: strict tenant bearer profile, stable actor/subject quota, closed authenticated read and bounded membership-denial audit replacement; [five-step P02b-5 package](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19) approved before implementation. Own dated disclosures in ADR-0036/0040/0052 preserve their Accepted bodies. All five implementation steps and both independent review rounds per step are locally complete; the [Step 5 closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19) owns historical local/source evidence; the [2026-10-20 remediation](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) owns subsequent corrections and PR #33 owns current-head CI. [Amendment 1](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#amendment-1--bounded-assertion-diagnostics-2026-10-20) discloses ADR-0065's audit-admission replacement. [Amendment 2](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#amendment-2--explicit-subject-registry-bound-and-attribution-2026-10-20) records ADR-0066 acceptance and corrects the old cap attribution. [Amendment 3](0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#amendment-3--read-mode-instrument-classification-2026-10-20) clarifies read-mode instrument classification. | +| 0065 | [Bounded Tenant Assertion Diagnostics](0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) | Accepted 2026-10-20: singleton host-tenant admission of 600 authenticated audit attempts per instance/minute, closed counters and one attributed warning per occurrence; explicitly accepts lost durable actor evidence and unbounded log volume. Ratifies process-wide native outbound metric projection and dependency-attribution cost. Implementation and local proofs are delivered; the [remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) owns implementation and proof status. [Amendment 1](0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md#amendment-1--exemplar-export-enforcement-2026-10-20) clarifies exemplar privacy enforcement and its actual export controls. [Amendment 2](0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md#amendment-2--subject-registry-source-attribution-2026-10-20) corrects subject-registry attribution without changing audit allowance. [Amendment 3](0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md#amendment-3--delivered-implementation-and-receipt-chronology-2026-10-20) clarifies delivered implementation chronology. | +| 0066 | [Bounded Tenant Subject Admission](0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) | Accepted 2026-10-20: explicit 4096 retained-subject process bound, one-disposal acquisition reclamation, sole joined cleanup owner and distinct quota/capacity/fault results and metrics. Sticky cleanup fault refuses new keys with 503; quota/capacity stay 429. ADR-0064/0065 each carry inline attribution errata and their own Amendment 2. [Amendment 1](0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md#amendment-1--implementation-and-local-proof-ownership-2026-10-20) records implementation and actual proof owners; the [delivery record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) owns status. [Amendment 2](0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md#amendment-2--acceptance-time-proof-list-and-cleanup-evidence-2026-10-20) clarifies acceptance-time proof list and cleanup evidence. | ## Proposed ADRs @@ -184,9 +187,10 @@ acceptance record does not claim dependency installation or implementation. ADR-0047 is Accepted on 2026-10-15 and appears in Active ADRs. Its reserved number is consumed; G9 and the package's new job parts are Accepted. P02b-4 -implementation and enforcement are locally complete; its -[closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) -owns qualification and outstanding PR/CI/merge work. +implementation and enforcement are complete and merged through PR #32 on +2026-10-19; its +[merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) +owns final qualification and merge verification. **SLA:** any draft whose target phase is currently in progress without an Accepted ADR is a blocker on the phase exit checklist for that phase. The roadmap's Phase Exit diff --git a/docs/glossary.md b/docs/glossary.md index bca3869e..902b2335 100644 --- a/docs/glossary.md +++ b/docs/glossary.md @@ -28,6 +28,14 @@ This glossary defines LearnStack-specific terms. When a term is ambiguous across | **Role** | A named bundle of permissions. Scope: `Platform` / `Tenant` / `Organization`. Examples: `tenant-admin`, `editor`, `instructor`, `learner`, `org-admin`. | | **Permission** | A fine-grained capability `{module}.{resource}.{action}` with a scope (Platform / Tenant / Organization). Action set is closed: `read \| write \| delete \| admin`. | | **Invitation** | A pending offer for a user to accept a membership in a tenant + organization. | +| **Validated tenant identity** | P02b-5 request-local immutable projection of a successfully validated tenant access token: its issuer/subject, stable actor and optional scalar tenant/organization. Actor attribution is independent of tenant authority: a claimless actor can remain HostOnly and cannot enter protected reads. It proves neither live membership nor permission. Accepted [ADR-0064](decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) owns the contract; the P02b-5 delivery record owns implementation status. | +| **Claimless principal** | A validated tenant API identity without a tenant claim. It keeps the HostOnly public ceiling; it cannot acquire tenant authority merely through its actor UUID. See [ADR-0064](decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#access-token-profile). | +| **AccountSite** | The one authenticated host-backed API read: validated actor UUID, resolved tenant/organization and the existing public site projection. It grants no membership or application permission. See [ADR-0064](decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#closed-authenticated-read). | +| **TenantAssertionSource** | The closed diagnostic origin of an assertion: `header` or validated `jwt-claim`. It selects neither tenant nor organization. See [ADR-0064](decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#rejection-recorder-and-diagnostic-contracts). | +| **TenantAssertionAuditBudget** | Singleton API-instance allowance shared by scoped recorders: 600 authenticated audit write attempts per independently defended host tenant per first-request-anchored monotonic minute. Failed writes consume allowance; suppressed occurrences retain refusal, counter and one attributed Warning without a durable row or database I/O. It grants no actor-coverage guarantee, adds no tenant-registry cap and cannot be overridden by tenant `AuditConfig`. Admitted events remain MUST; general mutation durability is unchanged. Accepted [ADR-0065](decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) owns the evidence-loss and capacity costs; the [remediation record](roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) records delivered implementation and local proofs. | +| **Subject quota** | Additional API request budget keyed on validated issuer and subject, stable across access-token rotation and tenant selection. It does not replace the earlier visitor/peer quotas or promise independent end-to-end throughput. Accepted [ADR-0064](decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) owns the decision; P02b-5 implements it. | +| **Subject admission registry** | API-instance singleton retaining at most 4096 validated issuer/subject quota partitions, shared across tenants and hosts. Accepted [ADR-0066](decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) bounds idle-only retirement ownership and distinguishes spent quota, registry capacity and sticky cleanup fault. Acquisition can synchronously dispose one limiter; a blocked disposal can indefinitely delay its request and joined shutdown. Its implementation has local runtime/exported proofs; the [implementation record](roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) owns independent reviews and final-source CI qualification. | +| **ExplicitReadOnlyRequestCatalog** | Singleton immutable exact-type set built from composition declarations. Every MediatR transaction behavior shares this snapshot; naming or a request-supplied flag never selects physical read-only mode. See [ADR-0064](decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#closed-authenticated-read). | ## Content & Pages @@ -137,11 +145,12 @@ This glossary defines LearnStack-specific terms. When a term is ambiguous across | **Tenant context** | The ambient resolved tenant and optional organization for a request, job or background task. Factory-preserved `HostScope` records the independent host ceiling under [ADR-0036 Amendment 8](decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#2026-10-03--amendment-8-public-host-provenance); P02d-4 Step 1 delivers this provenance and admission guard. | | **`HostScope`** | Immutable nullable host tenant/organization provenance constructed only by TenantContextFactory from the reconciled host signals, independently of claim-selected organization scope. Ambient, unresolved and claim-only contexts carry none. Accepted in [ADR-0036 Amendment 8](decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#2026-10-03--amendment-8-public-host-provenance) and [ADR-0052](decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md); delivered by P02d-4 Step 1. | | **Query filter** | EF Core global query filter that injects `WHERE tenant_id = @current_tenant_id` automatically. | -| **`TenantContextOrigin`** | The authority ceiling on a resolved context: `HostOnly`, `HostAndClaim`, `ClaimAndMembership`, `Ambient`. A `HostOnly` context reaches only request types marked `[PublicSurface]`, which is what makes a forged host harmless — it reaches exactly the pages that hostname already serves to anyone who types it. Per [ADR-0036 § The reconciliation matrix](decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md). | +| **`TenantContextOrigin`** | The authority ceiling on a resolved context: `HostOnly`, `HostAndClaim`, `ClaimAndMembership`, `Ambient`. A `HostOnly` context may retain a validated claimless actor for attribution, but reaches only request types marked `[PublicSurface]`; authentication never raises that ceiling. This makes a forged host harmless — it reaches exactly the pages that hostname already serves to anyone who types it. Per [ADR-0036 § The reconciliation matrix](decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md). | +| **Tenantless membership refusal** | A validated platform-host claim rejected before any host tenant is confirmed. `RecordNoTenantRefusal` carries closed source/dimension and captured actor/correlation, with no tenant or asserted tenant value; it counts and diagnoses without audit-store I/O. [ADR-0064](decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#rejection-recorder-and-diagnostic-contracts) owns this boundary. | | **`TenantResolutionAttempt`** | Every signal the reconciliation matrix may look at, gathered before any context exists: what the host mapping named, what a validated claim named, and the **answers** — never the ports — to the two questions that need a database. Carrying answers is what lets `TenantContextFactory.Create` be pure, total and synchronous, so every row expressible as one — the twelve the factory decides, rows 2, 3 and 6–15 — is drivable from a unit test. It deliberately carries no host string, no `X-Tenant-Id` / `X-Organization-Id` and no host class. Per [ADR-0036 § The reconciliation matrix](decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md). | | **`TenantContextFactory`** | The single entry point that constructs the sealed `TenantContext`: it returns `Result.Fail` on any disagreement between the signals and never a partially populated context. `TenantContext` has no public constructor; `TenantContext_Is_Constructed_Only_By_The_Factory` enforces both halves. Per [ADR-0036 § The reconciliation matrix](decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md). | | **`IOrganizationScopeValidator`** | The reader that answers "does this organization belong to this tenant", resolving `organizations` by the composite key `(tenant_id, id)` in its own short read-only transaction that sets `app.tenant_id` as its first statement — one of the sanctioned out-of-band setters of that GUC ([Security Standards § The out-of-band setters](standards/11-security.md), per [ADR-0040 Amendment 3](decisions/0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md)). A valid organization id from another tenant is a mismatch, not an override. | -| **`DenyAllTenantMembershipReader`** | The Packet 7 `ITenantMembershipReader` that denies every membership question, so the reconciliation matrix's rows 7 and 14 fail closed until [Phase 03](roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md) ships `Membership`. It makes the Studio tenant switcher 404 for everyone in that window; that is correct and it will look like a bug. Per [ADR-0036](decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md). | +| **`DenyAllTenantMembershipReader`** | The Packet 7 `ITenantMembershipReader` that denies every membership question, so the reconciliation matrix's rows 7, 10 and 14 fail closed until [Phase 03](roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md) ships `Membership`. It makes the Studio tenant switcher 404 for everyone in that window; that is correct and it will look like a bug. Per [ADR-0036](decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md). | | **`EnterPlatformAdminScope`** | The explicit, scoped entry to cross-tenant access: a connection and transaction opened on a second, separately-credentialed data source that connects as `learnstack_platform` — never `SET ROLE`, which would make the four-role separation a naming convention rather than a boundary. Not one of the `ITenantContextAccessor` writers, and not an out-of-band setter of `app.tenant_id` — a `BYPASSRLS` role has no policy to announce to. **Logged in Packet 7, audited in Packet 9:** Packet 7 records entry through `ILogger` at `Warning`; Packet 9 adds the durable `security-event` row, written through `IAuditStore.WritePlatformScopeAsync` — a fourth *write* method with exactly one caller, and no relaxation of "no update method" — on the scope's own platform-role connection, in a transaction of its own that commits **before** the operation's begins, so an operation that later fails — or is abandoned — is still recorded. That row carries `TenantId.PlatformSentinel` ([ADR-0044 §§ 1, 10](decisions/0044-audit-write-path.md)). The C# member is `IPlatformAdminScope.EnterAsync`; `EnterPlatformAdminScope(reason)` is how the corpus names the path. See [Database Standards § How `EnterPlatformAdminScope(reason)` reaches `learnstack_platform`](standards/05-database.md). | ## Extension Model @@ -254,7 +263,7 @@ These entries distinguish P02d-2 contracts from P02d-3 internal read contracts: | **Audit Intent** | One parked declaration that an audited `(resource, operation)` happened, minted with its `AuditEntryId` by `AuditExecutionCoordinator` (through step 3 for requests) and held in `IAuditStateCapture` as an **ordered list** — one intent per audited `(resource, operation)`, **not** one per request. `ProvisionTenantCommand` declares two, `tenancy.tenant.create` and `tenancy.organization.create`, which is why "exactly one intent per request" is retired. Only the **owning** unit-of-work frame (`IUnitOfWorkScope.IsOwner`) flushes the intents, signals `Committed` / `RolledBack` / `Indeterminate`, and it drains every intent in the scope rather than only its own; a joiner writes nothing and signals nothing. Only the outermost audit frame reconciles and calls `Clear()`; a nested frame that cleared would erase the outer execution's intents before commit. It also carries the `TenantId` and optional `OrganizationId` its row will be written under, resolved by `AuditExecutionCoordinator` before deferred work — through step 3 for requests, where ADR-0044 § 2's four cases are decidable, and the reason `PostgresAuditStore` composes a row from the intent rather than resolving a tenant itself. It carries the actor and the correlation id too, read at the same moment, so both writers write them. Every classified `AuditExecutionCoordinator` invocation opens an audit **frame**: an intent belongs to the frame that declared it, a captured change to the frame whose handler flushed it, and closing a frame records on its intents what that request returned — so a nested request refused under an outer one that commits keeps its refusal. Per [ADR-0044 §§ 2, 3, 4, Amendment 3 and Amendment 6 §§ 2–3](decisions/0044-audit-write-path.md) and [ADR-0033 Amendment 2](decisions/0033-audit-durability-model.md). | | **Audit Subject** | The one aggregate instance an audit row is about: its `entity_id`, `before_state` and `after_state`. The composer finds it among the captures of the intent's declared type; when a request writes **two** instances of that type — a publication retires the incumbent revision and activates the successor — the handler names it through `IAuditSubject.Designate(aggregate)`, and every other instance stays in `changes` under its own instance-qualified pointer. Undesignated, two instances are refused rather than guessed between. A designation binds only the current request's intents of that type. Per [ADR-0044 Amendment 6 § 1](decisions/0044-audit-write-path.md). | | **Durable Audit Intent** | The MUST-class audit row, written by `IAuditStore.WritePendingAsync` on the **same transaction as the business write** — `AuditExecutionCoordinator` classifies and parks each intent (through step 3 for requests), and `TransactionExecutionCoordinator` writes them all, on the owning frame only, immediately before `COMMIT` — so each commits with that write or not at all, and so each executes while `app.tenant_id` is set and the Row Level Security `WITH CHECK` accepts it. "The same `SaveChanges`" was the earlier formulation and ADR-0033 withdraws it: the guarantee is the transaction, which needs no cross-`DbContext` machinery. If it cannot be written, the business operation **fails closed**. Enrichment, redaction, projection, and external fan-out happen after the commit, reading the durable row, and are best-effort. SHOULD/MAY-class audit is **not** a durable intent: it is written outside the transaction, and its accepted loss is written down rather than assumed. Per [ADR-0033](decisions/0033-audit-durability-model.md), which supersedes ADR-0016. | -| **MUST-class audit** | The coverage tier whose row is part of the operation's contract, and whose two shapes fail differently. **In-transaction** — the durable intent above: a row that cannot be written leaves zero business rows and answers `503 audit_unavailable`. **Standalone** — written by `IAuditStore.WriteStandaloneAsync` on its own transaction, which announces **both** `app.tenant_id` and `app.organization_id` from the draft, since an org-scoped row written with the organization GUC unset fails `WITH CHECK`: its failure changes the response **only when the operation would otherwise have succeeded**. A standalone row recording an operation that is already being refused — a `denied` authorisation outcome, a rejected tenant assertion — keeps its own 403 / 404; the failure logs at `Critical`, increments the standalone-write-failure counter and marks the audit health check unhealthy. Per [ADR-0033 Amendments 1 and 2](decisions/0033-audit-durability-model.md) and [ADR-0044 §§ 9, 11](decisions/0044-audit-write-path.md). | +| **MUST-class audit** | The coverage tier whose admitted event's row is part of the operation's contract (the only bounded authenticated assertion admission exception is [ADR-0065](decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md); tenant `AuditConfig` cannot weaken general mutation coverage), and whose two shapes fail differently. **In-transaction** — the durable intent above: a row that cannot be written leaves zero business rows and answers `503 audit_unavailable`. **Standalone** — written by `IAuditStore.WriteStandaloneAsync` on its own transaction, which announces **both** `app.tenant_id` and `app.organization_id` from the draft, since an org-scoped row written with the organization GUC unset fails `WITH CHECK`: its failure changes the response **only when the operation would otherwise have succeeded**. A standalone row recording an operation that is already being refused — a `denied` authorisation outcome, a rejected tenant assertion — keeps its own 403 / 404; the failure logs at `Critical`, increments the standalone-write-failure counter and marks the audit health check unhealthy. Per [ADR-0033 Amendments 1 and 2](decisions/0033-audit-durability-model.md) and [ADR-0044 §§ 9, 11](decisions/0044-audit-write-path.md). | | **Retention Class** | The retention floor for a category of audit entries (7y for security-event / platform-admin / financial; 2y for others). Enforced by a **daily** Hangfire purge job from [Phase 11](roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md). | ## Permissions @@ -302,7 +311,7 @@ These entries distinguish P02d-2 contracts from P02d-3 internal read contracts: | **UI Catalogue** | App-owned platform messages under `frontend/apps/web/src/i18n/messages//.json`. Accepted [ADR-0027](decisions/0027-frontend-i18n.md) selects exact next-intl 4.14.9 and complete `en`/`tr` `public` catalogues, implemented by P02d-6 Step 1 with the server request runtime and catalogue controls. General UI identifiers are dotted feature keys, distinct from backend `lockey_*`. Whole-catalogue language fallback never changes admitted content locale; missing used keys in supported catalogues fail validation. The SDK contains no translations. | | **`None`** | The `readonly record struct` value used as `Result` when a command/query succeeds without returning data — replaces the `Result` with `IsSuccess = true` and `Value = null` shape Standards 09 § Forbidden bans. | | **`IClock` / `IRandom` / `IGuidFactory`** | The three deterministic-test abstractions in `LearnStack.SharedKernel`. Production code never reads `DateTime.UtcNow`, instantiates `System.Random`, or calls `Guid.NewGuid()` directly — those calls go through the abstractions so tests pin the values via `FixedClock` / `FixedRandom` / `FixedGuidFactory`. Per Standards 02 § Time. | -| **`UserId`** | The cross-cutting strongly-typed actor identifier in `LearnStack.SharedKernel.Identifiers` (Vogen `[ValueObject]`). Audit columns on `AuditableEntity` reference users by `UserId` so the "no raw `Guid` on the public surface" rule (Standards 02) holds even though the Identity module lands in Phase 02b. Identity consumes the same type when it ships. | +| **`UserId`** | The cross-cutting strongly-typed actor identifier in `LearnStack.SharedKernel.Identifiers` (Vogen `[ValueObject]`). Audit columns on `AuditableEntity` reference users by `UserId` so the "no raw `Guid` on the public surface" rule (Standards 02) holds even though the Identity module lands in [Phase 03](roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md). Identity consumes the same type when it ships. | | **`Entity` / `AuditableEntity`** | The two aggregate bases in `LearnStack.SharedKernel.Domain`. `Entity` is the append-only / audit-row base — identity, in-process domain events, identity-based equality with **uninitialized-id + cross-runtime-type guards** so `HashSet`-backed collection navigations, `Distinct()` and `Contains` behave correctly before ids are minted. EF Core's change tracker is not among the reasons — it keys on the primary-key value and tracks by reference, never calling these members. `AuditableEntity` is the mutable base — adds `CreatedAt/By`, `UpdatedAt/By`, `DeletedAt/By`, `Version`, and the `IsDeleted` projection by implementing `ISoftDelete` + `IOptimisticConcurrency`. Three ordering guards, all throwing `InvalidOperationException`: `MarkCreated` refuses a second call, `SoftDelete` refuses a second delete (both because audit-trail integrity rules out silent overwrites), and `MarkUpdated` / `SoftDelete` refuse to run before `MarkCreated` — measured, without that last one an update left `CreatedAt` at the `0001-01-01` sentinel and a later `MarkCreated` produced a row whose `updated_at` preceded its `created_at`. `SoftDelete` also stamps `UpdatedAt` with the same instant so a job scanning `UpdatedAt` sees the delete; that is not a monotonicity promise, which nothing enforces — the caller's `IClock` is what supplies forward time. `AuditEntry` (audit subsystem) inherits `Entity` — never `AuditableEntity` — by architecture-test rule. | | **`IDomainEvent`** | The marker interface (`: MediatR.INotification`) every in-process domain event implements. Raised from aggregate methods; P02b-1 Step 3 collects successfully saved facts and dispatches them sequentially through MediatR during owner completion, before MUST audit and commit. The abstract `DomainEvent` base declares `EventId` and `OccurredAt` as `required init` so events are always stamped through `IGuidFactory` / `IClock` at the call site. Distinct from integration events, which cross module boundaries through the outbox + `IEventBus` (`InProcessEventBus` today; Dapr pub/sub after its trigger) per [ADR-0038](decisions/0038-cross-cutting-port-and-event-contracts.md). | | **`CursorPagination` / `Page` / `PageInfo`** | The cursor-first pagination triple in `LearnStack.SharedKernel.Pagination` matching Standards 04 § Pagination. `CursorPagination(Cursor, Limit)` is the request (default `Limit = 20`, max 100; ctor throws on `Limit <= 0` — kernel-level guard); `Page(Items, PageInfo)` is the response; `PageInfo(NextCursor, PreviousCursor, HasNext, HasPrevious)` carries the opaque cursors the client never parses. | @@ -324,8 +333,10 @@ These entries distinguish P02d-2 contracts from P02d-3 internal read contracts: Unless explicitly marked Proposed, these terms belong to [Accepted ADR-0047](decisions/0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md), accepted with the expanded nine-step P02b-4 package on 2026-10-15. The contract is -accepted; the [P02b-4 delivery records](roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#source-lifetime-and-facade-continuation-2026-10-16) -own implementation and review status. Production business definitions remain empty. +implemented and merged through PR #32 on 2026-10-19; the +[P02b-4 merge closeout](roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) +owns final implementation, review and CI verification. Production business +and recurrence definitions remain empty. | Term | Definition | |------|------------| diff --git a/docs/modules/tenancy/README.md b/docs/modules/tenancy/README.md index 7061b543..a353e7f4 100644 --- a/docs/modules/tenancy/README.md +++ b/docs/modules/tenancy/README.md @@ -132,7 +132,8 @@ connection. The existing authoring reader above keeps its bounded failure behavi No caller tenant/org IDs or cross-module table join is introduced. - Require matching real factory HostScope. Tenant must be nondeleted Trial/Active; - a mapped organization must be nondeleted Active. Missing/suspended/archived scope + the resolved organization, whether mapped or claim-selected, must be nondeleted + Active. Missing/suspended/archived scope returns masked not_found. Credentials never widen institution public visibility. - Use canonical enabled tenant locales and exactly one enabled default. Valid no-row or all-disabled configurations authorize no content locale: bootstrap is `404`, @@ -156,6 +157,27 @@ No platform locale registry is introduced. Admission uses the existing `LocaleTa grammar, canonicalization and 35-character application bound; membership is the tenant's own enabled rows, not a speculative platform language allowlist. +### P02b-5 authenticated account-site read + +`GetAccountSiteQuery` is a non-public, audit Off request under +[ADR-0064's closed authenticated read](../../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#closed-authenticated-read). +It accepts no scope selector and returns `AccountSite`: the context's stable +`ActorId`, resolved `TenantId` and nullable `OrganizationId`, plus the existing +`PublicSite` projection. It discloses no permission-sensitive configuration and +adds no permission key; Phase 03 owns membership and permissions. + +Before any configuration, settings or feature read, its own guard requires +`HostAndClaim`, a real non-system actor and matching real resolved/host scope. +Missing provenance and `ClaimAndMembership` return `not_found`, including future +membership-confirmed platform contexts with an apparently matching host scope. +Both site handlers call the same projection directly within the pipeline-owned +physical READ ONLY frame. The live configuration reader independently retains +its host, enlistment, tenant/organization lifecycle and locale checks. Theme/null +and attribution follow the public contract above; `branding.theme` stays +tenant-wide. P02b-5 Step 4 exposes only `GET /api/v1/account/site`; its +[delivery record](../../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-4--atomic-http-activation-and-contracts-2026-10-19) +owns HTTP validation and review status. + ### Whole-theme setting and public boundary The command-local registry admits only tenant-wide `branding.theme`. It does not diff --git a/docs/modules/tenancy/audit.md b/docs/modules/tenancy/audit.md index d9ffe8b0..cd692d27 100644 --- a/docs/modules/tenancy/audit.md +++ b/docs/modules/tenancy/audit.md @@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ unmarked row is one a shipped command already raises. | `platform_entitlement_cache` | `tenancy.entitlement.refresh` `(planned)` `(off-path)` | **MUST** | Changes what the tenant may do; written only by `IEntitlementProvider.RefreshAsync`, a port method driven by the Hub over `/api/internal/*` ([ADR-0045 § 1](../../decisions/0045-entitlement-and-feature-flag-socket.md)) and never by a MediatR request, so there is no request type to key a catalogue entry on. **Both markers**, for the reason `tenancy.killswitch.toggle` carries both: Packet 9 ships `NullEntitlementProvider`, which answers from constants and touches no table, and the `HubEntitlementProvider` that performs a real refresh lands in [Phase 02c](../../roadmap/phase-02c-hub-foundation.md) ([ADR-0045 § 6](../../decisions/0045-entitlement-and-feature-flag-socket.md)) — so there is no writer here yet either | | `platform_host_to_tenant` | `tenancy.hostmapping.write` | **MUST** | The resolution index — the row that decides whose data an anonymous request sees | | `platform_host_to_tenant` | `tenancy.hostmapping.delete` `(planned)` | **MUST** | The same row removed. The table carries no `deleted_at`, so the delete is a row gone and a host that resolves to nobody | -| `TenantAssertion` | `tenancy.tenant_assertion.reject` `(off-path)` | **MUST** (`security-event`) | A header or claim naming a tenant other than the one the API resolved is the probe that precedes a cross-tenant read. Written for **every occurrence** that carries a validated principal, with no coalescing and no per-tenant ceiling, and always under the **resolved** tenant — never a sentinel and never the asserted value, which would hand an anonymous client a write into a tenant of its choosing ([ADR-0036 Amendment 7](../../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md)). [Packet 9](../../roadmap/phase-02a-kernel-tenancy.md) ships `AuditingTenantAssertionRecorder`, which **decorates** `LoggingTenantAssertionRecorder` rather than replacing it — the counter and the warning are the real-time signal, the row is the durable record — and reaches `IAuditStore.WriteStandaloneAsync` as a non-MediatR caller ([ADR-0033 Amendment 2](../../decisions/0033-audit-durability-model.md)), so there is no request type to key a catalogue entry on. The authenticated tier is **dormant** until [Phase 02b](../../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md): there is no `UseAuthentication`, so `IsAuthenticated` is constant-false and every caller takes the anonymous branch. The branch ships anyway, because which tenant the row carries is a one-way door | +| `TenantAssertion` | `tenancy.tenant_assertion.reject` `(off-path)` | **MUST** for admitted events (`security-event`) | A validated header/claim mismatch with an independently defended host tenant is recorded under that host tenant, never the asserted tenant or sentinel; row 14 is counted only. [ADR-0065](../../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) admits 600 authenticated standalone write attempts per host tenant per API instance per first-request-anchored monotonic minute, shared across scoped recorders, actors, sources and dimensions. Failed writes consume permits; later occurrences make no audit-store call and retain their refusal, count and exactly one attributed Warning (4006 replaces normal 4001). An attacker can exhaust the allowance, so later actors lose durable evidence; aggregate log volume remains unbounded. Admitted events retain MUST failure/health behavior, tenant-wide organization scope, exact actor/correlation and trusted organization in metadata. No tenant `AuditConfig` override or independent tenant-registry cap exists. General mutation MUST durability is unchanged. Packet 9 owns the recorder/decorator path; P02b-5 Steps 3–4 implement JWT attribution and HTTP activation under ADR-0064. ADR-0065 acceptance precedes the dependent budget implementation; the [remediation record](../../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) owns its delivery status | | `TenantAssertion` | `tenancy.tenant_assertion.anonymous_burst` `(off-path)` | **MUST** (`security-event`) | The anonymous half of the same detector, written once per `(resolved tenant, dimension, window)` when the mismatch counter crosses its threshold. An anonymous mismatch is not itself an audited operation; the burst is — the precedent the baseline's "login failure burst" already sets ([ADR-0036 Amendment 7](../../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md)). Same writer, and `(off-path)` for the same reason. The window is **in-process** and never `ICacheService` — a cache outage must not decide whether a MUST-class security event is recorded — so the effective threshold is per instance, which errs toward more auditing. `Tenancy:AssertionBurst` sets it; the defaults are ten occurrences in five minutes | | any | `platform.admin_scope.enter` `(off-path)` | **MUST** (`security-event`) | Cross-tenant access is the one read worth a row; [Audit Coverage](../../standards/18-audit-coverage.md) puts every platform-bypass invocation on `security-event`. [Packet 9](../../roadmap/phase-02a-kernel-tenancy.md) ships it: `PlatformAdminScope.EnterAsync` writes the row through `IAuditStore.WritePlatformScopeAsync` on the scope's own platform-role connection, in a transaction of its own that **commits before** the caller's begins — so work that later fails, throws or is abandoned cannot take the record with it — carrying `TenantId.PlatformSentinel` ([ADR-0044 § 1, § 10](../../decisions/0044-audit-write-path.md)). An entry the catalogue cannot classify, or whose row cannot be written, is **refused** — no transaction is handed out for it. The `Warning` log line stays beside the row, carrying its id, as the real-time signal the row is not. `EnterAsync` is a service method and not a MediatR request, and the catalogue is keyed by request type — so its catalogue entry is registered by slug rather than by request type. Its module segment is `platform` for the same reason: the scope belongs to no module's request path | @@ -215,3 +215,39 @@ read-only pipeline. No operation slug or resource audit row is registered. Norma successes and refusals add no intent; independent rejected-assertion auditing is unchanged. `IPublicTenantConfigurationReader` and `ITenantSettingsAccessor` are internal ports, not separately dispatched or directly routed endpoints. + +## P02b-5 authenticated account-site read + +`GetAccountSiteQuery` is explicitly Off through +`builder.Off()` in `TenancyAuditCatalogSource`, as required by +[ADR-0064](../../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#closed-authenticated-read). +The non-public query, exposed only by AccountSite GET, returns its own actor/scope +and the existing +public site projection. Normal success and refusal create no query intent, +operation slug or audit row; it is neither ReadSensitive nor MAY. Independent +rejected-assertion auditing retains its own path. The +[module contract](README.md#p02b-5-authenticated-account-site-read) owns admission. + + +## P02b-5 attributed assertion refusals + +[ADR-0064](../../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#rejection-recorder-and-diagnostic-contracts) +keeps the two existing operation slugs and extends their captured evidence: + +- `TenantAssertionSource` maps only to `header` or `jwt-claim` in counters and + `metadata.assertionSource`. The existing dimension, asserted UUID and authenticated + fields remain; `metadata.trustedOrganizationId` carries the trusted UUID or null. +- The row takes `ActorUserId` and `CorrelationId` from the captured rejection, including + when resolution refuses before any tenant context is installed. Its tenant is the + defended host tenant, and `OrganizationId` remains null for tenant-wide visibility. +- Row 7's rejected organization produces one authenticated rejection row under the host + tenant when admitted by ADR-0065's host-tenant allowance. Row 10 remains unaudited. + Separate admitted occurrences remain separate rows. Suppressed occurrences write + no row and retain their refusal, mismatch/suppression counters and one Warning. +- Row 14 calls synchronous `RecordNoTenantRefusal` with no tenant or asserted value. + The decorator performs no store I/O. Logging increments the existing unresolved + counter with only `source=jwt-claim` and `dimension=Tenant`, and emits the fixed + Debug diagnostic `membership_unconfirmed`. Actor and correlation are structured log + fields, never metric labels; no audit slug or row is added. +- Existing anonymous burst limits and failure behavior remain: a failed audit preserves + the refusal while the audit store reports Critical, failure count and unhealthy state. diff --git a/docs/modules/tenancy/permissions.md b/docs/modules/tenancy/permissions.md index 8130c4d2..85f889cd 100644 --- a/docs/modules/tenancy/permissions.md +++ b/docs/modules/tenancy/permissions.md @@ -3,6 +3,14 @@ Per [Permission Standards](../../standards/19-permissions.md), which names this file. Part of the [module spec](README.md). +**P02b-5 account-site subject.** `GetAccountSiteQuery` is non-public and +explicitly audit Off. It adds no permission key or grant, and +returns only the context's own actor/scope with the existing public site +projection. Its independent `HostAndClaim`/host-scope guard precedes all readers; +membership alone cannot admit it. [The module contract](README.md#p02b-5-authenticated-account-site-read) +owns the boundary. P02b-5 Step 4 exposes only its authenticated GET route; +Phase 03 owns permission-sensitive disclosure and live membership. + **P02b-1 Step 3 producer implemented — 2026-10-12.** The completed-provisioning domain translator runs only during owner completion, adds no endpoint or permission, and inserts a pending outbox row under the provisioning announcement. diff --git a/docs/roadmap/README.md b/docs/roadmap/README.md index 09ec0779..abffc6a3 100644 --- a/docs/roadmap/README.md +++ b/docs/roadmap/README.md @@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ not deferred to the showcase phase. The [individual exit evidence](phase-02d-exit-evidence.md) maps each exit criterion to its actual proof and completed disposition. - [Phase 02b: Events, Background Jobs, Identity, and Session](phase-02b-events-auth.md) - — **P02b-0 through P02b-3 complete; P02b-3 merged through PR #31 on 2026-10-15**. Its + — **P02b-0 through P02b-4 complete; P02b-1–4 merged through PRs #29–32**. Its [entry audit](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-0-entry-verification-2026-10-12) verifies the inherited baseline; Accepted ADR-0057 and the [producer package](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-1-decision-package-2026-10-12) @@ -119,13 +119,37 @@ not deferred to the showcase phase. P02b-3 is complete and merged through PR #31 on 2026-10-15; its [merge closeout](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-3-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-15) owns final verification. - P02b-4's transactional job infrastructure is implemented under Accepted ADR-0047 - and its lifecycle decisions. ADR-0062/0063 supply the bounded CI implementation. - The [live Phase 02b status](phase-02b-events-auth.md) owns current remediation, - review and final-source A/B qualification; new source requires both complete - assignments. Production business and recurrence definitions remain empty. - API authentication, realm reconciliation, BFF sessions and phase-exit - enforcement remain P02b-5–8. + P02b-4 is complete and merged through PR #32 on 2026-10-19. Its + [merge closeout](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) + records all nine runtime steps, three CI steps, completed independent reviews + and both complete final-source hosted assignments. Production business and + recurrence definitions remain empty. P02b-5's + [decision package](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19) + and ADR-0064/0065/0066 are Accepted; five implementation steps, each with two + fresh independent review rounds, are authorized. Step 1 completes the isolated + token foundation after both independent reviews; its + [record](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-1--token-foundation-2026-10-19) + owns the verified metric-privacy correction. Step 2 completes the real read-only + subject after both independent review rounds; its + [record](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-2--real-read-only-application-subject-2026-10-19) + owns validation. Step 3 completes attributed reconciliation and subject + admission after both independent reviews; its + [record](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-3--attributed-reconciliation-and-subject-admission-2026-10-19) + owns verified corrections. Step 4 installs the complete HTTP boundary and typed + contract; its [record](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-4--atomic-http-activation-and-contracts-2026-10-19) + owns validation and both completed reviews. Step 5 completes the authority + census, carrier reconciliation and both review rounds; its + [local closeout](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19) + separates exact CI receipts from live PR-head qualification and merge. All five + steps are locally complete and unmerged. After P02b-5 merge, the next packet is + P02b-6's realm/TTL decision pass. + The [second external-review follow-up](phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-second-external-review-follow-up-2026-10-20) + owns current corrections. [ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) + is Accepted — 2026-10-20; its subject-cap, cleanup and refusal refinements are + implemented with local runtime/exported proofs. Its + [implementation record](phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) + owns source-bound validation, independent reviews and final-source CI qualification. + Realm reconciliation, BFF sessions and phase-exit enforcement remain P02b-6–8. - [Phase 03: Identity Domain, Authorization, and Admin Foundation](phase-03-identity-admin.md) - [Phase 04: Headless CMS, Page Builder, and Media Library](phase-04-cms-media-pages.md) - [Phase 05: Education Catalog and Learning Content](phase-05-education-learning-content.md) diff --git a/docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md b/docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md index 07b8f848..8ab5de0d 100644 --- a/docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md +++ b/docs/roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md @@ -1,66 +1,34 @@ # Phase 02b: Events, Background Jobs, Identity, and Session -**Current status — 2026-10-19.** P02b-0 through P02b-3 are complete. -P02b-2 is merged through [PR #30](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/30); -its [merge closeout](#p02b-2-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-13) owns final verification. -P02b-3 is merged through [PR #31](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/31); -its [merge closeout](#p02b-3-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-15) owns final verification. -All six steps and the verified review corrections are delivered, with both -independent review rounds complete. -The [external review follow-up](#p02b-3-external-review-follow-up-2026-10-15) -records verified corrections and dispositions against the reviewed PR head. -The [second follow-up](#p02b-3-second-external-review-follow-up-2026-10-15) -owns the subsequent runtime and proof corrections. -P02b-4's [decision package](#p02b-4-decision-package-2026-10-15) and ADR-0047 are -Accepted — 2026-10-15. Nine implementation steps are authorized on `development`; -P02b-4 Step 1 implements contracts and ordinary execution guards; its -[record](#p02b-4-step-1--contracts-and-authority-2026-10-16) owns validation and -review status. Step 2 is complete under ADR-0058, Accepted — 2026-10-16; -its [closeout](#step-2-final-proof-and-closeout) records both fresh review rounds, -critical-fix verification and passing regression. Step 3 submission/admission is -complete; its [record](#p02b-4-step-3--submission-and-app-role-admission-2026-10-16) -owns both review rounds and passing 4,152-case backend verification. Step 4's -[lifecycle acceptance](#maintainer-acceptance-and-step-4-adaptation-2026-10-16) and -ADR-0059 are Accepted — 2026-10-16. Step 4 completes owned lifecycle and API -composition qualification under Accepted ADR-0060; business execution stays Step 5. -The [required-startup qualification](#step-4-required-startup-qualification-2026-10-16) -records ADR-0060's reviewed revision; its -[acceptance](#adr-0060-acceptance-and-step-4-continuation-2026-10-16) on 2026-10-16 -authorizes dependent fatal/lifecycle implementation. The -[Step 4 closeout](#full-step-4-round-2-correction-validation-and-closeout-2026-10-16) -records passing qualification and both full review rounds with verified corrections. -Steps 4–6 are locally complete after both full review rounds and verified -corrections. The [Step 6 record](#p02b-4-step-6--tenant-capacity-reservations-2026-10-16) -owns capacity delivery and final local qualification. Step 7 external stages are -committed under Accepted ADR-0061; both full review rounds and verified corrections -are complete. Its -[record](#p02b-4-step-7--external-stages-and-recovery-2026-10-17) owns current evidence. -Step 8 durable recurrence and restricted fan-out is locally complete after both -full review rounds and verified corrections; its -[closeout](#step-8-full-review-round-2-2026-10-18) owns final qualification. Step 9 -enforcement and P02b-4 are locally complete; the -[local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns exact qualification and -remaining PR/CI/merge work. P02b-5–8 remain pending. Production business and -recurrence definitions remain empty. -[ADR-0062](../decisions/0062-native-crash-proof-ci-provisioning.md) is Accepted — -2026-10-18. Its [CI acceptance](#adr-0062-acceptance-and-ci-implementation-2026-10-18) -records the bounded native provisioning/partition implementation and follow-up -reviews. [PR #32](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/32) owns live -exact-head hosted qualification and review status. -[ADR-0063](../decisions/0063-complete-bounded-ci-test-shards.md) is Accepted — -2026-10-18. Its [acceptance record](#adr-0063-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-18) -owns the three authorized CI steps and actual two-assignment qualification. -Steps 1 and 2 are locally complete after both reviews and verified corrections. -Step 3 source enforcement has completed both full reviews and verified -corrections; its [record](#adr-0063-step-3--workflow-and-aggregate-enforcement-2026-10-19) -owns dated hosted failures and verified corrections. PR #32 owns live final-source -two-assignment qualification; earlier receipts retain their source-specific state. -Acceptance is not packet/PR closeout. The -[review correction record](#p02b-4-review-corrections-2026-10-19) owns the current -source corrections and evidence-availability qualification. Both final-source -layouts require independent reconstruction and retained evidence; PR #32 -carries live results and current artifact availability. -Phase 02b remains in progress. Earlier dated receipts retain their as-of state. +**Current status — 2026-10-20.** P02b-0 through P02b-4 are complete. +P02b-1, P02b-2 and P02b-3 are merged through PRs #29, #30 and #31; +their dated merge closeouts below retain final verification. +**P02b-4 is complete and merged** through +[PR #32](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/32) on 2026-10-19. +Its [merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records the final +source, identical squash-merge tree, both complete hosted assignments and current +evidence availability. All nine runtime steps, all three ADR-0063 CI steps and +verified correction bundles completed their required independent review rounds. +Accepted ADR-0047/0058/0059/0060/0061 govern the delivered job runtime; +ADR-0062/0063 govern the delivered bounded CI ownership and partitioning. +Production business and recurrence definitions remain empty. + +**P02b-5 decision pass Accepted — 2026-10-19.** The maintainer approved the +revised [decision package](#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19) and +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md). G10, G11, +G12's BFF-client choice, G14 and G20 are Accepted. Five implementation steps are +authorized; [Step 1](#p02b-5-step-1--token-foundation-2026-10-19) completes the +dated disclosures and isolated token foundation after both independent review +rounds. Steps 2–3 complete the real read-only subject and attributed admission +after both independent reviews. [Step 4](#p02b-5-step-4--atomic-http-activation-and-contracts-2026-10-19) +installs the complete HTTP boundary after both review rounds. +[Step 5](#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19) +completes the authority census, carrier reconciliation and both independent review +rounds with verified corrections. All five steps are locally complete; the +closeout distinguishes exact source receipts from live PR-head CI and merge. +P02b-6 realm reconciliation, P02b-7 BFF sessions and P02b-8 enforcement/erasure +inventory remain pending; Phase 02b remains in progress. Earlier dated delivery +and failed-run receipts keep their as-of state. **P02b-0 complete — 2026-10-12.** Phase 02d is complete and merged through PR #28; its [merge closeout](phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-7-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-11) @@ -114,6 +82,10 @@ owns verification and the CI/phase-exit state. G12/G14 re-verify these premises before adding BFF/session behavior; auth routes may not shadow enabled `/{locale}/courses...` paths. This handoff accepts no Phase 02b auth or BFF gate. +**Review follow-up — 2026-10-20.** [P02b-5 remediation](#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +delivers the verified fixes and Accepted ADR-0065's implementation/local proofs; +its record separates final review and current PR-head CI qualification. + ## Goal Give the platform a signed-in user, a durable cross-module event path, and a place for @@ -170,10 +142,11 @@ and step 7's implementation were absent. P02b-1 Step 2 now supplies immediate enqueue and the enrollment/invariant guard. P02b-2 Step 3 implements the API-host `OutboxProcessor` BackgroundService, with both independent review rounds complete. P02b-3 delivers `IInboxGuard` and `inbox_messages` as shared -transport infrastructure under ADR-0046. P02b-4 Step 2 delivers the Hangfire pins -and guarded storage; Step 4 retains vendor worker activation. The realm's -protocol mappers remain P02b-5 work. Packet 5's earlier `IInboxGuard` references -were planned comments, not an interface declaration. +transport infrastructure under ADR-0046. P02b-4 delivers guarded Hangfire +storage, worker activation and all nine runtime steps; its +[merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) owns final verification. +The realm's protocol mappers belong to P02b-6. Packet 5's earlier `IInboxGuard` +references were planned comments, not an interface declaration. ### What this phase is not @@ -308,9 +281,9 @@ Decisions made or referenced in this phase: with its bounded delivery supersessions and separate additive audit seam. [ADR-0047](../decisions/0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md) and [P02b-4's package](#p02b-4-decision-package-2026-10-15) are Accepted — 2026-10-15; - all nine implementation steps are locally complete; the - [local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns qualification and - remaining PR/CI/merge work. + all nine implementation steps are complete and merged; the + [merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) owns final-source + qualification and merge verification. ## Scope @@ -327,8 +300,8 @@ Accepted, and its catalogue rows registered, before its first line of code. | **P02b-1** | **Complete and merged — [PR #29 closeout](#p02b-1-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-12).** Producer: `IOutbox`, the `OutboxFlushBehavior` invariant guard, successful-save domain-event collection and owner-only completion, and the first event with its enqueue path | G2, G3 (the key's derivation), G5 (the stored identities), G6, G18 (the payload rule), G19 Accepted | | **P02b-2** | **Complete and merged — [PR #30 closeout](#p02b-2-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-13).** Dispatcher: the lease migration and grant extension, claim / publish / mark, backoff, the producer terminal state, the credential and its boot guard, the metrics and the health check | G1, G3, G4, G5, G7, G8, G17, G18 (`last_error`) Accepted; P02b-1 | | **P02b-3** | **Complete and merged — [PR #31 closeout](#p02b-3-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-15).** Consumer: durable acceptance, shared inbox/ledger DDL and `IInboxGuard`, the common per-delivery transaction, both real default subscriptions and Seeder handoff, independent attempts and audited terminal state, targeted internal ledger replay | G1, G6, G7 Accepted; P02b-2 | -| **P02b-4** | **Locally complete — [local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18).** Background jobs: accepted H1 transactional/external profiles, confined storage/wakeups, tenant capacity and recurrence/fan-out; all nine implementation steps and their review gates delivered; no production job/recurrence definition | G9 Accepted 2026-10-15; P02b-3 complete | -| **P02b-5** | API authentication: JwtBearer wiring and its insertion order, claim population, the host/JWT cross-check through the existing recorder, token-keyed rate limits, the 401 rows, one authenticated endpoint | G10, G11, G12 (the BFF's client), G14, G20 Accepted | +| **P02b-4** | **Complete and merged — [PR #32 closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19).** Background jobs: accepted H1 transactional/external profiles, confined storage/wakeups, tenant capacity and recurrence/fan-out; all nine implementation steps and their review gates delivered; no production job/recurrence definition | G9 Accepted 2026-10-15; P02b-3 complete | +| **P02b-5** | **[Locally complete](#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19); unmerged.** Five steps and both independent review rounds per step complete under Accepted ADR-0064. API authentication: closed JWT profile, ordered reconciliation and existing rejection recorder, additional subject quota and one physically read-only authenticated endpoint | G10, G11, G12 (the BFF's client), G14, G20 Accepted | | **P02b-6** | Realm and seed: the shared client scope, the mappers, the user-profile declaration, UUID attributes agreeing with `SeedData`, the warm-realm reconciler, the Keycloak test fixture | G12, G13 (the access-token lifetime's authority) Accepted; P02b-5 | | **P02b-7** | BFF session: Auth.js, the cookie session, single-flight refresh, CSRF, logout, the studio guard, the SDK's bearer attachment | G13 Accepted; P02b-6 | | **P02b-8** | `LS0002`, the carrier reconciliations this phase owes, the re-verification that the behavioural check is still required under the name it reports, and the exit checks | G16, G18 (the erasure inventory) Accepted | @@ -360,20 +333,20 @@ premise a row cites is re-verified at that pass rather than trusted. | G4 | What counts as an attempt, what is `MaxAttempts` bound to, and what marker keeps a terminal row terminal as the clock advances? | Six attempts (one immediate plus the five documented delays) and an explicit terminal column, because a pushed-out `available_after` stops being terminal and never leaves the pending gauge | Accepted ADR-0046 + dated ADR-0006 disclosure under this acceptance; Database Standards § Outbox DDL, index and grant edits | P02b-2 | Accepted — 2026-10-12; producer attempts/terminal state [implemented](#p02b-2-step-2--durable-transitions-and-terminal-audit-2026-10-12) | | G5 | Does the stored event identity stay the assembly-qualified type name with declared compatibility mappings, and what happens to an unresolvable type, a retired type and an event with no subscriber? And what is the **row's** identity — a surrogate `id` plus an `event_id` column, or `EventId` as the key — given that two documents list an `event_id` the canonical DDL does not have? | Keep the type identity, add a bounded resolver reading through `PayloadJsonOptions` and declared mappings; dead-letter a retired type at once rather than spending its attempt budget; reconcile the row's column list in one direction | Stored identities: [Accepted ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md) bounded supersession of ADR-0032 Sub-decision 12 and the Phase 02b deliverables table in Implementation Notes, with a dated supersession disclosure under this acceptance; Database Standards alignment. ADR-0046 accepts declared resolution, Pending holds and intentional absence; dispatch runtime remains P02b-2 | P02b-1 (the stored type identity and the row's identity, both written at enqueue), P02b-2 (unresolvable, retired and unsubscribed types) | Stored identities and resolution outcomes Accepted; resolver/readiness runtime [implemented](#p02b-2-step-3--hosted-lifecycle-and-observability-2026-10-12); both real durable subscriptions Active in P02b-3 Step 5 | | G6 | When the unit-of-work owner is not an `AuditLogBehavior`, who performs the four owner-side audit acts and enters the outermost audit frame — and does a state-mutating delivery declare its own intents, keyed by handler type? | The transport opens the outermost frame beside its transaction; a delivery declares its own intents and an unregistered handler is refused as an unregistered request is | [Accepted ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md): bounded ADR-0040 nested-failure supersession; separately enumerated additive UoW read-seam amendment; clarifying ADR-0044/0033 common-owner amendments. G1-dependent production delivery/inbox implementation remains P02b-3 | P02b-1, P02b-3 | Producer/common owner delivered; delivery/inbox contract Accepted; common owner and execution implemented by P02b-3 Steps 2–3 | -| G7 | For a dead-letter transition: what class, what `OperationType`, what slug, on which transaction, in what order against the state change, with what failure posture — and may a second non-MediatR caller reach `IAuditStore.WriteStandaloneAsync`? | MUST `security-event`; producer `platform.outbox.dead_letter` and reserved P3 `platform.delivery.dead_letter`; fenced terminal transition and audit INSERT on the same short transaction through a narrow fifth write seam; failed audit retries terminalization without publication | Accepted ADR-0046 + bounded ADR-0044 audit-grant replacement, separate additive fifth-writer seam amendment and ADR-0033 same-transaction clarification under this acceptance; `DeclareOffPath` registration and Audit Coverage baseline | P02b-2 (the producer dead-letter row its criteria assert), P02b-3 | Accepted — 2026-10-12; producer terminal audit [implemented](#p02b-2-step-2--durable-transitions-and-terminal-audit-2026-10-12); subscriber terminal audit implemented by P02b-3 Step 4; job part Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047: `platform.job.dead_letter`, actual-row sixth write and same-transaction MUST audit; job terminal/MUST audit implemented; [P02b-4 local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns qualification and remaining PR/CI/merge work | -| G8 | Does the dispatcher's `BYPASSRLS` use carry a per-invocation `security-event` row, or is it exempt — and on what written terms? | Exempt, on three terms: the bypass is grant-bounded and code-path-confined, dispatch attempts are logged rather than audited, and the dead-letter transitions are the audited events | Accepted ADR-0046 explicitly replaces the routine-dispatch coverage rule and bounds the ADR-0003 grant extension; dated disclosures under this acceptance, not an ADR-0041 correction | P02b-2 | Accepted — 2026-10-12; confined dispatcher exception/census [implemented](#p02b-2-step-4--enforcement-and-closeout-2026-10-12); complete and merged; [merge closeout](#p02b-2-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-13) owns CI/review/merge state; job/recurrence part Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047, conditional on exact grants/censuses, diagnostics, observation and terminal MUST audit; job/recurrence confinement, diagnostics, observation and terminal MUST controls implemented; [P02b-4 local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns qualification and remaining PR/CI/merge work | -| G9 | Which record decides the background-job runtime — its storage under the closed four-role model, the single tenant-context writer, the job frame's transaction owner, the enqueue-site rule *and who may enqueue whose job type*, the retry contract (whose class, slug and posture adopt **G7**'s), the tenantless platform-job class a purge needs, the ADR-0035 classification, the queue grammar, and the package pins with their licence verdict? | One record answering all of it; business execution uses the existing announced request owner through `ISender`, retaining the eight setters; the chosen storage/scheduler authority is separately explicit | **ADR-0047** + a dated **ADR-0003 Amendment** for any schema/role/grant-confinement extension (not merely a new tenant table under the existing policy) + a dated **ADR-0036 Amendment** disclosing the selected context-writer contract; then Standards 05/20. A decision change is not an erratum | P02b-4 | Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047 and the nine-step P02b-4 package; bounded prior-ADR Amendments accompany acceptance; runtime and all nineteen canonical obligations implemented; [P02b-4 local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns qualification and remaining PR/CI/merge work | -| G10 | Does the active tenant travel as a scalar `tenant_id` claim, a `memberships` array, or both — and what value does `UserId` hold? | The scalar claim, whose 02b source is an admin-set user attribute; a second UUID-valued `user_id` attribute for the actor, with `sub` staying Keycloak's subject | Phase-doc: [ADR-0036 § What is out of scope](../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#what-is-out-of-scope-and-what-is-not) hands the shape to this phase by name. Reconcile `architecture/13`'s array sketch in the same change | P02b-5 | Open | -| G11 | Which [ADR-0036 matrix](../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#the-reconciliation-matrix) rows resolve in this phase, given that row 10 consults a reader that denies everyone — and what row covers a signature-valid token carrying no `tenant_id` claim on a tenant host? | Either mint `organization_id` scoped to the host's organization, which makes row 10 need no membership read, or declare the organization host's authenticated 404 and test it as the expected outcome | A dated **ADR-0036** amendment plus errata beside § Staging across packets and the 2026-09-02 erratum, both of which assign row 10 to this phase without noting that its `M covers (T, O)` term is denied until Phase 03 — which groups it with rows 7 and 14 rather than with 6 and 9 | P02b-5 | Open | -| G12 | Which Keycloak client does the BFF exchange the code with, where does sign-in happen across two tenant hosts, and how do the client scope, the mappers and the seed users reach a Keycloak database that has already consumed the import? Native HTTPS on retained `*.learnstack.local` hosts, with manual hosts/trust setup, is delivered by Phase 02d and re-verified by P02b-0 | A confidential BFF client with one redirect URI per seed host, retaining native HTTPS and `Secure` cookies; and an idempotent reconciler inside `make seed` — a mapper added only to the import reaches no existing workstation | Phase-doc + the realm JSON + `scripts/seed.sh` + `infra/keycloak/README.md`; a new ADR only if the reconciler becomes ADR-0004's `IIdentityProvider` | P02b-0 re-verifies [Phase 02d G32](phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#the-decision-register), ADR-0053/0054 and ADR-0055; P02b-5 (which client the BFF redeems the code with: the API pins `azp` against it), P02b-6 | Open | +| G7 | For a dead-letter transition: what class, what `OperationType`, what slug, on which transaction, in what order against the state change, with what failure posture — and may a second non-MediatR caller reach `IAuditStore.WriteStandaloneAsync`? | MUST `security-event`; producer `platform.outbox.dead_letter` and reserved P3 `platform.delivery.dead_letter`; fenced terminal transition and audit INSERT on the same short transaction through a narrow fifth write seam; failed audit retries terminalization without publication | Accepted ADR-0046 + bounded ADR-0044 audit-grant replacement, separate additive fifth-writer seam amendment and ADR-0033 same-transaction clarification under this acceptance; `DeclareOffPath` registration and Audit Coverage baseline | P02b-2 (the producer dead-letter row its criteria assert), P02b-3 | Accepted — 2026-10-12; producer terminal audit [implemented](#p02b-2-step-2--durable-transitions-and-terminal-audit-2026-10-12); subscriber terminal audit implemented by P02b-3 Step 4; job part Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047: `platform.job.dead_letter`, actual-row sixth write and same-transaction MUST audit; job terminal/MUST audit implemented; [P02b-4 merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final qualification and merge | +| G8 | Does the dispatcher's `BYPASSRLS` use carry a per-invocation `security-event` row, or is it exempt — and on what written terms? | Exempt, on three terms: the bypass is grant-bounded and code-path-confined, dispatch attempts are logged rather than audited, and the dead-letter transitions are the audited events | Accepted ADR-0046 explicitly replaces the routine-dispatch coverage rule and bounds the ADR-0003 grant extension; dated disclosures under this acceptance, not an ADR-0041 correction | P02b-2 | Accepted — 2026-10-12; confined dispatcher exception/census [implemented](#p02b-2-step-4--enforcement-and-closeout-2026-10-12); complete and merged; [merge closeout](#p02b-2-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-13) owns CI/review/merge state; job/recurrence part Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047, conditional on exact grants/censuses, diagnostics, observation and terminal MUST audit; job/recurrence confinement, diagnostics, observation and terminal MUST controls implemented; [P02b-4 merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final qualification and merge | +| G9 | Which record decides the background-job runtime — its storage under the closed four-role model, the single tenant-context writer, the job frame's transaction owner, the enqueue-site rule *and who may enqueue whose job type*, the retry contract (whose class, slug and posture adopt **G7**'s), the tenantless platform-job class a purge needs, the ADR-0035 classification, the queue grammar, and the package pins with their licence verdict? | One record answering all of it; business execution uses the existing announced request owner through `ISender`, retaining the eight setters; the chosen storage/scheduler authority is separately explicit | **ADR-0047** + a dated **ADR-0003 Amendment** for any schema/role/grant-confinement extension (not merely a new tenant table under the existing policy) + a dated **ADR-0036 Amendment** disclosing the selected context-writer contract; then Standards 05/20. A decision change is not an erratum | P02b-4 | Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047 and the nine-step P02b-4 package; bounded prior-ADR Amendments accompany acceptance; runtime and all nineteen canonical obligations implemented; [P02b-4 merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final qualification and merge | +| G10 | Does the active tenant travel as a scalar `tenant_id` claim, a `memberships` array, or both — and what value does `UserId` hold? | The scalar claim, whose 02b source is an admin-set user attribute; a second UUID-valued `user_id` attribute for the actor, with `sub` staying Keycloak's subject | Phase-doc: [ADR-0036 § What is out of scope](../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#what-is-out-of-scope-and-what-is-not) hands the shape to this phase by name. Reconcile `architecture/13`'s array sketch in the same change | P02b-5 | Accepted — 2026-10-19; [P02b-5 package](#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19) | +| G11 | Which [ADR-0036 matrix](../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#the-reconciliation-matrix) rows resolve in this phase, given that row 10 consults a reader that denies everyone — and what row covers a signature-valid token carrying no `tenant_id` claim on a tenant host? | Issue a matching organization claim for row 9. Rows 7/10/14 remain membership-dependent refusals until Phase 03; a claimless principal retains public-only HostOnly authority. Row 14 records no tenant audit without a confirmed host tenant, as bounded by ADR-0064 | A dated **ADR-0036** amendment plus errata beside § Staging across packets and the 2026-09-02 erratum, both of which assign row 10 to this phase without noting that its `M covers (T, O)` term is denied until Phase 03 — which groups it with rows 7 and 14 rather than with 6 and 9 | P02b-5 | Accepted — 2026-10-19; [P02b-5 package](#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19) | +| G12 | Which Keycloak client does the BFF exchange the code with, where does sign-in happen across two tenant hosts, and how do the client scope, the mappers and the seed users reach a Keycloak database that has already consumed the import? Native HTTPS on retained `*.learnstack.local` hosts, with manual hosts/trust setup, is delivered by Phase 02d and re-verified by P02b-0 | A confidential BFF client with one redirect URI per seed host, retaining native HTTPS and `Secure` cookies; and an idempotent reconciler inside `make seed` — a mapper added only to the import reaches no existing workstation | Phase-doc + the realm JSON + `scripts/seed.sh` + `infra/keycloak/README.md`; a new ADR only if the reconciler becomes ADR-0004's `IIdentityProvider` | P02b-0 re-verifies [Phase 02d G32](phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#the-decision-register), ADR-0053/0054 and ADR-0055; P02b-5 (which client the BFF redeems the code with: the API pins `azp` against it), P02b-6 | Accepted — BFF-client choice, 2026-10-19; realm/reconciliation remains Open for P02b-6 | | G13 | What is the BFF session — its custody of the refresh token, its store, its idle and absolute lifetimes, its refresh serialisation under concurrent requests, its terminal `invalid_grant` behaviour, its CSRF control and its logout — and which document owns the access-token lifetime? | The `HttpOnly` cookie Security Standards already describes, encrypted by the session adapter, read only by server code, with single-flight refresh and one authority for the TTL | Phase-doc + one reconciled [Security Standards § Authentication](../standards/11-security.md#authentication); a **new ADR** only for a server-side session store | P02b-6 (which document owns the access-token lifetime: the realm export and its reconciler write it), P02b-7 | Open | -| G14 | What bounds the request types reachable over HTTP while `AuthorizationBehavior` is `return next()`, and what is the shape of the token-keyed rate-limit stage behind a shared BFF connection? | An enumerated read-only routable set held by a catalogue-registered rule, and a limiter stage after `UseAuthentication` keyed on the validated subject. The early anonymous stage already runs before authentication: P02d-5 delivers 60/min per canonical direct or authenticated-hop visitor IP plus 600/min peer acquisitions/allocations under ADR-0053 and ADR-0054. Exhausted known visitors refuse before peer debit; unknown visitor allocation remains peer-gated. These remain IP/peer quotas, not token quotas; a request they reject never reaches the token stage. Re-verify the [P5 remediation decision](phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-09) before choosing authenticated accounting, preserving pre-classification protection against unknown-host abuse | Phase-doc + catalogue registration; a dated ADR-0032 Amendment for a deny-by-default step instead | P02b-5 (the token-keyed stage and the early stage's treatment of validated callers); G34's anonymous-hop policy and ADR-0054's bounded accounting replacement are Accepted and delivered in P02d-5 | Open | +| G14 | What bounds the request types reachable over HTTP while `AuthorizationBehavior` is `return next()`, and what is the shape of the token-keyed rate-limit stage behind a shared BFF connection? | An enumerated read-only routable set held by a catalogue-registered rule, and a limiter stage after `UseAuthentication` keyed on the validated subject. The early anonymous stage already runs before authentication: P02d-5 delivers 60/min per canonical direct or authenticated-hop visitor IP plus 600/min peer acquisitions/allocations under ADR-0053 and ADR-0054. Exhausted known visitors refuse before peer debit; unknown visitor allocation remains peer-gated. These remain IP/peer quotas, not token quotas; a request they reject never reaches the token stage. Re-verify the [P5 remediation decision](phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-09) before choosing authenticated accounting, preserving pre-classification protection against unknown-host abuse | Phase-doc + catalogue registration; a dated ADR-0032 Amendment for a deny-by-default step instead | P02b-5 (the token-keyed stage and the early stage's treatment of validated callers); G34's anonymous-hop policy and ADR-0054's bounded accounting replacement are Accepted and delivered in P02d-5 | Accepted — 2026-10-19; [P02b-5 package](#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19) | | G15 | What initiates a replay in this phase? | Targeted internal subscriber replay in P02b-3; producer/operator reset and fencing require a separate Phase 03 contract | Phase-doc; the URL space is its own decision record, per ADR-0036 | — (answered in § The consumer side; recorded so the question travels with the deferral) | Accepted — internal subscriber replay implemented by P02b-3 Step 4; operator contract Phase 03 | | G16 | What is `LS0002`'s rule name, which project trees does it run over, what does it inspect, and what escalates it to Error? | The name and scope recorded the way Amendment 1 recorded `LS0001`, with the scope reaching the assemblies that actually handle tokens | A dated **ADR-0032** amendment + a catalogue entry + an `AnalyzerReleases` row | P02b-8 | Open | -| G17 | What are the label sets for the event and job metrics, is the tenant axis permitted, and is it spelled `tenant` or `tenant_id`? | One note in the document that owns metric names, no raw tenant label on a per-event series, and an oldest-eligible-row age metric separate from the pending count | [Observability Standards § Required Metrics](../standards/10-observability.md#required-metrics) edit | P02b-2 (the first series ships there, and a label added afterwards touches every emitter already written) | Event metrics Accepted — 2026-10-12; runtime/guards [implemented](#p02b-2-step-4--enforcement-and-closeout-2026-10-12); complete and merged; [merge closeout](#p02b-2-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-13) owns CI/review/merge state; job label/observation contract Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047; job instruments/guards implemented; [P02b-4 local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns qualification and remaining PR/CI/merge work | -| G18 | May an integration-event payload or a job argument carry personal data, what may `last_error` contain, and do the four new durable stores enter the erasure scope? | Identifiers only, a sanitized and length-bounded failure descriptor, and the stores named in the erasure inventory | [Accepted ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md) decides the new producer payload/NULL JSON metadata policy and application byte cap; a dated ADR-0038 cross-reference under this acceptance. [Data Protection § Right to Erasure](../architecture/23-data-protection.md#right-to-erasure-right-to-be-forgotten), P02b-8 and Phase 11 retain erasure ownership | P02b-1 (the payload rule: the first payload ships there), P02b-2 (the `last_error` rule and its DDL bound), P02b-8 (the erasure inventory) | Payload and failure descriptors Accepted and implemented; job identifier-only payload/checkpoint and failure-descriptor bounds Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047; job payload/checkpoint/failure bounds implemented; [P02b-4 local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns qualification; erasure inventory open P02b-8 | +| G17 | What are the label sets for the event and job metrics, is the tenant axis permitted, and is it spelled `tenant` or `tenant_id`? | One note in the document that owns metric names, no raw tenant label on a per-event series, and an oldest-eligible-row age metric separate from the pending count | [Observability Standards § Required Metrics](../standards/10-observability.md#required-metrics) edit | P02b-2 (the first series ships there, and a label added afterwards touches every emitter already written) | Event metrics Accepted — 2026-10-12; runtime/guards [implemented](#p02b-2-step-4--enforcement-and-closeout-2026-10-12); complete and merged; [merge closeout](#p02b-2-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-13) owns CI/review/merge state; job label/observation contract Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047; job instruments/guards implemented; [P02b-4 merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final qualification and merge | +| G18 | May an integration-event payload or a job argument carry personal data, what may `last_error` contain, and do the four new durable stores enter the erasure scope? | Identifiers only, a sanitized and length-bounded failure descriptor, and the stores named in the erasure inventory | [Accepted ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md) decides the new producer payload/NULL JSON metadata policy and application byte cap; a dated ADR-0038 cross-reference under this acceptance. [Data Protection § Right to Erasure](../architecture/23-data-protection.md#right-to-erasure-right-to-be-forgotten), P02b-8 and Phase 11 retain erasure ownership | P02b-1 (the payload rule: the first payload ships there), P02b-2 (the `last_error` rule and its DDL bound), P02b-8 (the erasure inventory) | Payload and failure descriptors Accepted and implemented; job identifier-only payload/checkpoint and failure-descriptor bounds Accepted — 2026-10-15 under ADR-0047; job payload/checkpoint/failure bounds implemented; [P02b-4 merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final qualification; erasure inventory open P02b-8 | | G19 | Where do the sample flow's publisher and consumer live — a fixture pair in the integration assembly, or a real event a shipped module consumes? | A real event between two shipped domain modules, because a test-assembly-only consumer leaves every module-scoped sweep with zero subjects | [Accepted ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md) and the P02b-1 package; reconcile Tenancy/Customization/Audit specs under this acceptance. ADR-0046 accepts distinct subscription deduplication and envelope delivery scope; P02b-3 implements the two effects and Seeder handoff. The provisioning publisher must prove enqueue from its transaction announcement while ambient context remains unresolved | P02b-1 | Flow and delivery contract Accepted; subscriptions/semantic Seeder handoff implemented by P02b-3 Step 5 | -| G20 | What does an anonymous request to a **routed non-public** request type on a live tenant host answer — and does the catalogued `Backend_RequiresJwt_OnAllAuthenticatedRoutes` narrow to a surface outside tenant resolution? A second half rides with it: the shipped assertion middleware says that from this phase the refusal code differs by caller, `tenant_mismatch` for an authenticated one and `not_found` for an anonymous one, written by the middleware itself | The matrix wins on a tenant host — [row 2](../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md#the-reconciliation-matrix) answers 404, byte-identical to an unknown host's, and the 401 rule narrows to the surface where a 401 discloses nothing | The dated **ADR-0036** amendment G11 needs + a catalogue edit to that rule's Asserts line | P02b-5 | Open | +| G20 | What does an anonymous request to a **routed non-public** request type on a live tenant host answer — and does the catalogued `Backend_RequiresJwt_OnAllAuthenticatedRoutes` narrow to a surface outside tenant resolution? A second half rides with it: the shipped assertion middleware says that from this phase the refusal code differs by caller, `tenant_mismatch` for an authenticated one and `not_found` for an anonymous one, written by the middleware itself | AccountSite absent credentials give masked `not_found` 404 on tenant/organization/platform hosts. Invalid present credentials on known hosts give 401, including public routes. Rows 8/11/12 and authenticated assertions use `tenant_mismatch`; membership refusals and anonymous assertions use `not_found`; the generic unresolved MediatR gate is unchanged | The dated **ADR-0036** amendment G11 needs + a catalogue edit to that rule's Asserts line | P02b-5 | Accepted — 2026-10-19; [P02b-5 package](#p02b-5-decision-package-2026-10-19) | ### P02b-0 entry verification (2026-10-12) @@ -11299,6 +11272,2019 @@ this receipt for both complete hosted assignments. PR #32 owns the exact final head, actual A/B outcomes and retained evidence availability; none is claimed passed here before execution. +## P02b-4 merge and closeout (2026-10-19) + +The maintainer merged [PR #32](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/32) +on 2026-10-19 at **17:08:09 Europe/Istanbul** (14:08:09 UTC). +GitHub records final development source +`1261c38268ff194a047f987c4ee8ffdb68ab1382` and squash merge +`b81006c7af7d38f1587ecb3bf93dbcca16f353e0`, whose parent is previous main +`ed60157c14d33fad926fd201b49c08e2d24eed1f`. Source and squash merge have the +identical tree `9c2ad62ca821ff7c886553518eab50c28094a29c`; the direct tree diff +is empty. Development incorporates the main merge without switching branches or +rewriting published history. This closeout changes no runtime, migration, grant +or Accepted ADR. + +**Final-source hosted qualification is complete.** Both full assignments of +[run 39253376497](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39253376497) +pass all **27 jobs and 5,505 backend cases per attempt**, with zero skips: + +| Assignment | Actual attempt | Backend case union | Cleanup | +|---|---|---|---| +| A | [Attempt 1](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39253376497/attempts/1) | 3,062 non-Docker + 2,443 Docker | Natural, complete | +| B | [Attempt 2](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39253376497/attempts/2), Re-run all jobs | Same complete union | Natural, complete | + +The non-Docker union contains 2,471 Unit, 410 Architecture, 177 HTTP Integration +and four Contract cases. Docker contains 2,412 ordinary and 31 native cases. +Frontend, meta, secret scan, OpenAPI and public demo/Lighthouse pass in both +attempts; the complete guarded frontend suite contains 1,625 cases. +The checkout/workflow SHA is GitHub's generated PR merge-ref +`d062b67ed79f9c85d46d8faab44189e20b959729`, whose verified second parent is the +final development source above; it is distinct from the later squash merge. + +Independent reconstruction checks both complete protocol/TRX unions, artifact +API digests, producer-job ownership, source identity and actual natural cleanup. +Both attempts use the same source, plan, manifest and actual toolchain, with +verified different co-membership including SharedSchema: 218/254 Architecture +and 992/1,085 ordinary selector groups change owner. Maximum execution-job walls +are **846 seconds (A)** and **812 seconds (B)**, below 1,200 seconds. Each +aggregate finishes below 300 seconds; backend/integration pre-upload processing +is 16.441/31.655 seconds for A and 11.347/17.068 seconds for B. All seven strict, +app-bound required contexts and the entire branch-protection configuration are +unchanged in the final readback. + +| Aggregate | Artifact ID | SHA-256 | +|---|---|---| +| A backend | `12187997537` | `9b34b0a92d55ecd74555224987e3bf11dbcc9680d0e5fb7e694f3823ecac7a41` | +| A integration | `12187354369` | `4eac0bacedd3f30e99472db97eb8cd20a44c7855bdd085a8d0b4927d57063e5f` | +| B backend | `12191355246` | `18b1f18c57cabe19ad07e9aa7b7890f1e33364bd3cc9697e906fa381b8488400` | +| B integration | `12191520422` | `0482a80e92d608f06f305ff9b2bd749df36f0ee44fc0366c90104f1fbd8565ee` | + +**Evidence availability has a narrower bound.** All 22 A archives and their API +metadata/hashes were downloaded and independently verified before B began. +Final qualification readback returns HTTP 404 for all 22 A artifact IDs, while +all 22 B archives remain available. No deletion cause is inferred; the current +API cannot independently reconstruct A. The retained review bundle contains +all **44 ZIPs**, captured metadata, source/hash manifests, both receipts and the +comparison: `learnstack-pr32-evidence-39253376497.tar.gz`, 40,974,306 bytes, +SHA-256 `028de8d8d2bc6584a90e84f16755187cd2c32d600c2e80d98ad3ea19e18ce98d`. +Its packaged `verify-retained.py` reconstructs both attempts offline against +checkout `1261c382`; that entry point is inside the bundle, not repository +scripts. This verifies retained integrity/results without reauthenticating +unavailable API responses or rerunning tests. + +The separate post-merge push +[run 39266220267](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39266220267) +was queued when merge verification began. It is not counted as a completed +post-merge proof; its live result remains separate from the final PR-source +qualification and identical-tree verification above. + +**P02b-4 is closed.** All nine runtime steps in the +[delivery table](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18), all three ADR-0063 CI steps +and verified review corrections are delivered. Their independent review rounds +and negative controls remain recorded above. The final corrections also enforce +the approved distinct-key content-type quota under one tenant-wide transaction +lock, preserve explicit Retry-After values and close CI dependency/diagnostic +verification gaps. Earlier dated receipts retain their pre-merge or failed state; +this closeout does not relabel them as successful final-source evidence. +Production job and recurrence definitions remain empty. + +**Next: P02b-5 API authentication decision pass.** Re-verify G10/G11, G12's +BFF-client choice, G14 and G20 before implementation: UUID claims/actor identity, +host/JWT reconciliation (including organization and claimless-token outcomes), +client/issuer/audience validation, an explicitly bounded authenticated read +surface, validated-subject rate limits and the agreed anonymous 404/401 rules. +The pass must reconcile the existing ADR-0036, Security Standards and catalogue +carriers before code. No new gate is accepted by this closeout. + +P02b-6 owns realm mappers, admin-only UUID attributes, warm-realm reconciliation +and token/TTL proof. P02b-7 owns BFF token custody, single-flight refresh, CSRF, +logout and studio/session behavior. P02b-8 owns LS0002, retained-store erasure +inventory, remaining carrier reconciliations and the Phase 02b exit. Phase 02b +therefore remains in progress. Operator recovery/privileged execution stays +Phase 03, real media adapters/process-tree proof Phase 04, and mapped readiness, +supervision, retention and production sizing Phase 11. + +**Documentation-only closeout validation.** Five Release corpus consistency +cases and seven ADR status/parser controls pass, zero failures/skips. All 1,002 +relative links/fragments in the seven changed Markdown files resolve. Added prose +wrapping, whitespace and residual checks pass; every dated delivery/review record +and every Accepted ADR file is byte-preserved against the final PR source. The +runtime suites are not rerun locally for these status/navigation edits; their +final-source qualification is recorded above. This closeout starts no next packet. + +## P02b-5 decision package (2026-10-19) + +**Accepted — 2026-10-19.** The maintainer explicitly approved revised +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) and this +five-step package together. G10/G11/G12-client/G14/G20 are Accepted. All work +stays on development, with commit plus two fresh independent review rounds +for each step. P02b-0–4 remain complete and merged; P02b-5 implementation begins +with the acceptance commit before dependent runtime code. + +**Maintainer review follow-up — 2026-10-19.** The revised contract below addresses +verified review findings. The earlier decision-review opinions remain historical; +this follow-up replaces their readiness conclusion. Both fresh independent +revision review rounds are complete; the dated acceptance record below records +the subsequent maintainer approval before runtime work. + +### Problem statement and verified entry + +Deliver the API half of tenant authentication: validate a signed access token, +reconcile it with the independent host scope, attribute rejections through the +existing recorder, and expose one genuinely read-only authenticated production +operation with an independently checked host ceiling. Keep public rendering +independent of Keycloak, and keep role, +membership, realm reconciliation and session work with their named owners. + +The entry audit used `development` at `0e23cb14`, following the verified P02b-4 +merge. Three independent read-only audits checked HTTP/isolation, identity/client +boundaries and corpus/test ownership. Their facts were cross-checked against the +current tree; they executed no tests and made no runtime edits. + +A fresh read-only check also confirms the post-merge +[main CI run 39266220267](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39266220267) +completed successfully at `b81006c7af7d38f1587ecb3bf93dbcca16f353e0`. +The earlier merge closeout retains its honest queued-as-of receipt. This check +starts no new workflow and is not a P02b-5 implementation test. + +| Verified premise | Consequence for this packet | +|---|---| +| No JwtBearer package, scheme, `UseAuthentication` or `UseAuthorization`; the resolver's reserved claim site supplies no claims | Configuration/DI checks and supplied factory attempts are not authenticated HTTP evidence. Use real signed tokens through the actual handler. | +| Two public controllers expose four GET/HEAD pairs; no protected production route | Add a real protected subject. Existing public census does not constrain future protected routes. | +| Application `AuthorizationBehavior` still delegates; `HostAndClaim` admits ordinary requests | Bound production routes and their transitive request dispatch before activating claims. No authoring command can be exposed during the window. | +| Membership reader denies everyone; row 10 asks about the host's organization | Row 10 stays 404. A matching Yoga organization claim takes row 9; it does not implement membership. Correct the older staging claim using dated errata. | +| Rejection record has only tenant, dimension, asserted UUID and authenticated bit; resolver failure only logs | Carry source/actor/correlation/trusted organization explicitly, call the existing recorder and retain its two operation keys. | +| Existing admission spends visitor 60/min and physical peer 600/min before classification | A later 600/min subject limit is an additional ceiling. It cannot establish independent throughput past these floors. | +| Keycloak 26.6.2 export has no custom mappers/scopes, a public web client and slug-valued tenant attributes; seed only polls readiness | P02b-5 qualifies the API contract with a controlled issuer. P02b-6 must independently deliver actual token issuance and warm reconciliation. | +| Framework authentication can return failure/NoResult without terminating an anonymous endpoint | A scoped credential-result gate must reject present invalid credentials even on public routes. | +| `BackgroundJobExecutionAdmission.ModeFor` selects physical ReadOnly only for public requests and two exact framework reads | Add the exact new authenticated query to positive read-mode selection. Do not label it public or use a query-name heuristic. | +| SDK `PUBLIC_GET_WRAPPERS` presently covers every generated GET path | Separate the exact public operations from the new authenticated contract during regeneration; preserve credential-free public transport. | +| Name-based telemetry redaction does not sanitize arbitrary exception messages | Token canaries must be absent from logs/spans/error captures, not merely response bodies or named properties. | + +### Accepted decisions + +This table summarizes owner choices. ADR-0064 is the canonical contract; the +summary does not redefine its validation details. + +| Gate / choice | Recommendation and explicit cost | +|---|---| +| G10: identity | Scalar UUID `tenant_id`, stable admin-assigned `user_id`, optional scalar `organization_id`; opaque `sub` remains external identity. Reject empty/reserved actors and malformed/duplicate claims. No memberships array or realm-role authority. | +| G11: organization | P02b-6 issues Yoga's matching organization claim; P02b-5 proves row 9 with real signed test tokens. Tenant-only row 10, tenant-host organization row 7 and platform claim row 14 still fail until Phase 03 membership. | +| G11: claimless token | Preserve the validated actor for attribution while HostOnly still limits authority to public reads. Emit one fixed Debug diagnostic without claim text; protected read is 404. No new origin, error code or actor suppression. | +| G11: platform membership audit | Refuse row 14 with 404 but no durable tenant row when there is no confirmed host tenant. This explicitly replaces only its `+ record under T_j` clause; no claimed/sentinel tenant is fabricated for audit. | +| G12: API/BFF client split | Convert `learnstack-web` to the confidential PKCE BFF client in P02b-6; API pins its `azp` and `learnstack-api` audience now. Old API-client service-account tokens do not satisfy this user profile. API needs no client secret. | +| Token/key posture | RS256, exact tenant issuer, duplicate-free JOSE allowlist (`alg`, `typ`, `kid`), payload Bearer, stable actor, 30-second skew and one-hour maximum lifetime. Suppress raw JWT vendor diagnostics at all levels and replace them with closed outcomes. Old-configuration reuse cannot reaccept an observed withdrawn key; immediate session revocation is not promised. Issuance TTL remains G13/P02b-6. | +| G14: quota | Preserve existing early visitor/peer floors for every credential; add stable issuer+subject 600/min accounting before audit. Reduced-subject whole-chain proof plus separate actual-default boundary. Cost: NAT/BFF sharing can throttle users below 600/min; independent end-to-end 600/min is not promised. | +| G14: routable read | One GET `/api/v1/account/site`: own actor/resolved scope and existing live `PublicSite` data, non-public Off query, physical ReadOnly, no scope parameters. The query itself checks HostAndClaim and matching HostScope before any reader, even when future membership permits row 14. No authoring/private content or platform route. | +| G20: precedence | Early admission/unknown-host 404 precedes JWT work. Invalid present credentials on known hosts give 401 even on public routes. AccountSite absent credentials give masked 404 on tenant, organization and platform hosts; a scoped authorization result handler prevents a default 401. Rows 8/11/12 and authenticated header mismatches give `tenant_mismatch`; rows 7/10/14 membership refusal and anonymous mismatches give `not_found`. | + +The maintainer accepted these decisions, disclosure instruments and five-step +plan as one package. No additional permission question is needed for routine +implementation within that accepted scope. A genuinely new security or +cross-module decision reopens only its affected boundary before implementation. + +### Document audit actions and acceptance instruments + +The pre-code work uses `implement-task`'s scoping/decision pass and `write-adr`. +The implementation additionally uses `add-mediatr-handler`, `add-audit-coverage`, +`add-architecture-test`, `add-integration-test`, `run-tests-locally`, +`update-glossary` and `commit-and-pr` where applicable. Each review uses +`standards-check` followed by `code-review`. + +| Carrier | Verified issue and required action | Owner | +|---|---|---| +| ADR-0064 and decisions index | New security contract starts Proposed. Move its row only after explicit approval; no inferred acceptance. | Decision pass / Step 1 | +| ADR-0036 matrix row 14 and recording prose | Conflicting audit targets are resolved by the named bounded supersession. Append its own dated disclosure; preserve Accepted body/metadata. | Acceptance | +| ADR-0036 staging table and 2026-09-02 erratum | Both omit that row 10 is membership-dependent. Add adjacent dated errata and a correction section in the same new Amendment, with evidence of falsity at entry; do not edit the earlier erratum. | Acceptance | +| ADR-0036 delegated claim shape and new attribution | Distinguish additive profile/claimless clarification from the preceding replacement and correction; no new context writer. | Acceptance | +| ADR-0040 Amendment 8 and ADR-0052 Decision/Context | Each receives its own dated disclosure of the bounded public-read mode-ordering extension to this exact authenticated query; ADR-0040 also records exact-type selection. Preserve bodies, public guarantees and the setter set. | Acceptance | +| ADR-0032 and ADR-0053/0054 | Preserve the canonical pipeline and coordinated ingress policy. ADR-0052 public host provenance/anonymous projection remain unchanged despite its named read-mode scope extension. | All steps | +| Architecture 09/13/14/28/30/33 | Reconcile memberships-array/role sketch, scalar active tenant, actor projection and middleware order; Architecture 30 also repeats blanket non-public 401 and the no-authentication status. Update that carrier with the catalogue/Step 4 activation. Preserve reissued-token selection, public transport and Phase 03 membership. | Steps 1/4/5 | +| Standards 02/04/05/09/10/11/20 | At acceptance, Standards 11 § Tenant Context names the additional exact ReadOnly query; Standards 04 distinguishes its outer masked refusal from the unchanged generic unresolved gate. Reconcile stable quotas, source-aware recorder labels and fixed Debug diagnostics, plus vendor failure events 1/3/7 and credential privacy. No SQL policy/grant change. | Acceptance / Steps 1–5 as mechanisms land | +| Standards 21 | Narrow blanket-401 row; authority rule has real behavioral owner. Register five ADR-0064 obligations and update canonical counters/statuses only with actual delivery. | Acceptance / Step 5 | +| Tenancy README, audit and permissions | Document AccountSite query/DTO, Off nonsensitive-query audit registration and no permission-sensitive disclosure before Phase 03. No new permission key. | Step 2 | +| SDK/OpenAPI / API route and response policy | Explicit account resource/site route; outer no-store applies even before early errors. Exact disjoint public/authenticated GET sets form an exhaustive union. AccountSite is never a public wrapper; bearer/session attachment stays P02b-7. | Step 4 | +| Glossary / `UserId`, `TenantContextOrigin` and resolver XML | Explain authentication/actor versus tenant authority and HostOnly claimless attribution; fix Identity domain ownership and obsolete bodyless-only resolver description. Implementation comments change only after approval. | Decision pass / Steps 1–3 | +| Phase 03 / 06 / 11 | Phase 03 consumes P02b sessions rather than owning their first wiring; preserve durable identity/permissions. Phase 06 owns the full browser journey; Phase 11 owns production IdP provisioning/edge/readiness. | Step 5 | +| Realm JSON, Keycloak README, seed | P02b-6 prerequisite receipt: attach audience mapper to issuing client, access-token-only API audience; admin-only identity attributes; preserve `basic` and actual `sub`; converge fresh/warm realms without deleting users or Hub realm. No realm runtime change in P02b-5. | P02b-6 | +| Frontend auth layout/native admission | P02b-7 owns Auth.js in `apps/web`, bounded auth route/method admission through current GET/HEAD ingress, cookie propagation, refresh/CSRF/logout. No generic ingress exemption. Remove stale `packages/auth` illustration with that decision. | P02b-7 | + +The acceptance commit records the exact dated instruments before dependent +code; G10/G11/G12-client/G14/G20 are Accepted together. G12's realm +reconciliation, G13, G16 and phase exit stay Open. +No prior dated delivery record is rewritten. + +### Five implementation steps + +All work stays on `development`. For each step: implement and validate, commit; +run review round 1 with fresh independent agents; verify findings against the +current code, fix valid findings and commit; run round 2 with different agents; +verify/fix/commit again. Start the next step automatically after both rounds +close. Findings are evidence to check, never instructions to execute. + +| Step | Deliverable and safety boundary | Principal validation | +|---|---|---| +| 1 — accepted contract and token foundation | Commit acceptance/disclosures/registrations first. Add pinned JWT package/options, one immutable profile, credential/purpose checks, controlled discovery/JWKS issuer and secret-free diagnostics. Defer production authentication/authorization service registration too: minimal hosting can insert middleware automatically. Test-only composition remains isolated until Step 4 closes the complete HTTP boundary. | Real-handler signature/profile and duplicate JSON controls, wrong issuer under trusted key, ID-token purpose, duplicate JOSE header/unsupported extension, lifetime/skew, reserved actor, key rotation/withdrawal and stock/base handler events 1/3/7 canary capture with positive diagnostics. | +| 2 — real read-only application subject | Add AccountSite contract/handler, exact ReadOnly selection, nonsensitive audit registration and module docs; do not route it yet. Read actual public configuration under the independent host ceiling. | Actual app-role PostgreSQL tenant/org data positives/negatives, lifecycle/missing config, missing/mismatched HostScope and future ClaimAndMembership refusal before reader calls, Off success with zero query audit rows, physical write-refusal and no nested-public workaround. | +| 3 — attributed reconciliation and subject admission | Add bounded subject quota, credential-result and surface-admission components; extend recorder and resolver to consume only the validated projection. No production JWT middleware/route activation yet. | Whole-chain component harness, rows 6/9 positives and 7/10/14 negatives, claimless outcome, row 7 one tenant-wide audit with trusted-org metadata/captured correlation, row 10 zero rows, row 14 zero rows plus one source-aware unresolved count; preserved denial on audit fault, claimless attribution/Debug event, quota lifecycle and stops-audit proof. | +| 4 — atomic HTTP activation and typed contract | Wire all guards at their specified positions in one change; map the GET with authorization and exact census; emit no-store/security/errors; regenerate OpenAPI and split public/authenticated SDK contracts. No session transport or realm changes. | Actual API host with real signed tokens, protected 200; absent credentials on all three known host classes masked404, invalid-public401; exact resolver/header/membership codes; no-store on early refusals; future row-14 hostless access404; planted extra endpoint/write/reorder; public/IdP-down regression, SDK partition and served OpenAPI equality. | +| 5 — production enforcement and packet closeout | Complete transitive production censuses and dirty/clean controls, cross-host/actor/key/telemetry matrices, all related carrier reconciliation and local/hosted verification. Update statuses only from actual proof; prepare the PR for maintainer review. | Complete backend/architecture/HTTP/contract/PostgreSQL suites under existing bounded CI plan, frontend guarded suites, OpenAPI compatibility, all seven required checks and retained public demo/Lighthouse proof; no skip or reduced population. | + +No partially safe authentication goes live between steps: Step 4 activates the +validated principal only together with quota protection, recorder, read-only +route and surface fence. Before that, tests exercise completed components and +real handlers in isolated composition. No temporary development bypass is added. + +### Required non-vacuous proof obligations + +- Real signed JWTs enter the real handler, not a fake authenticated principal. + The negative issuer token uses a trusted signing key; the negative ID token + also has acceptable audience/client so purpose enforcement is what fails. +- Duplicate JOSE `alg`/`typ`/`kid`, equal duplicates and every forbidden header + (including `crit`, `cty`, `jku`, `x5u`, `jwk` and certificate material) are refused. + Only configured issuer keys can verify a token; a header/key URL is never authority. +- Repeated/equal JSON properties, singleton identifier arrays, object/null/numeric + identifiers, malformed/empty/reserved UUIDs, timestamp boundaries and actor + substitution have planted controls. No invalid credential is treated as absent. +- A previously accepted unexpired token fails after its key is removed and the + new metadata snapshot is observed. Added-key success alone is insufficient. + Respect the framework's refresh minima and bound every wait. +- The actual non-public query and production route are nonempty census subjects. + Test-only endpoints do not count. A helper/nested dispatch or minimal route + cannot evade the permitted request set. A planted write fails physical ReadOnly. +- AccountSite reads the database: contrasting tenant settings, a visible + organization, an inactive organization and cross-tenant/org claim controls must + distinguish clean from widened scope. No id-addressed resource route is added; + future such routes still owe their separate visible/foreign-id controls. +- Resolver rows 8/11/12 and authenticated header mismatch return `tenant_mismatch`; + membership rows 7/10/14 and anonymous header mismatch return `not_found`. + Row 7 writes the existing slug once under the host tenant; row 10 writes none; + row 14 writes none and increments the source-aware unresolved counter once. + Audit rows remain tenant-wide (`OrganizationId=null`) with trusted organization + in metadata and the previously captured actor/correlation/source. No rejected + ambient context or fake tenant is installed for attribution. +- Claimless profiles preserve actor attribution but retain HostOnly authority: + public read 200, AccountSite404 and exactly one fixed Debug diagnostic without + a claim value. New origins/error codes/metrics are not an implicit requirement. +- AccountSite independently rejects missing/mismatched host provenance and + ClaimAndMembership before any reader, even with a future active membership. + Explicit Off registration yields no normal query audit row. Its outer response + policy returns no-store for success and early401/404/429; route and generated + public/authenticated GET ownership are exact and disjoint. +- Whole-chain reduced-budget tests isolate subject A's refusal from subject B + behind one peer; actual production-floor tests separately demonstrate that + shared IP/peer throttling remains. Token rotation and tenant switching do not + reset subject quota. Rejection stops downstream audit work. +- Invalid credentials on a public known host give 401; no credentials remain + anonymous. Both public sites render with Keycloak stopped. Unclassified health + and contract endpoints do not acquire tenant authentication dependencies. +- Raw-token/issuer/audience/metadata/provider-exception canaries are absent from + all enabled sinks; explicitly sanctioned typed UUID/correlation attribution + remains testable. Exercise stock JWT failure events 1/3 and inherited event 7; + a Warning threshold alone must fail. Positive LearnStack closed outcomes remain + observable, and unrelated application diagnostics are not disabled. +- Every new structural detector has a planted offender/clean control and a + mutation of its predicate which must fail. Complete discovery and existing + shard ownership remain enforced; any required plan reassignment is explicit. + +### Decision-pass review round 1 (2026-10-19) + +Two fresh independent reviewers applied standards-check and code-review to the +proposed contract and package. The security/runtime review used xhigh effort; +the corpus/test-ownership review used high effort. No runtime proof is claimed. + +The verified carrier omission was corrected: Architecture 30 repeats the old +blanket-401 rule and no-authentication status, so it is now explicitly paired +with the catalogue/error reconciliation and Step 4 activation. The read-mode +instrument now names the public-only ordering scope extension separately from +additive exact-type selection. Row 7's existing membership-denial audit and +row 10's no-audit disposition are explicit. Production service registration is +also held until Step 4 because minimal hosting can insert middleware implicitly. +The final security inspection found no remaining actionable finding. + +Local documentation verification passes: seven ADR parser controls, five Release +`CorpusConsistencyTests` with zero skips, 851 relative links/fragments, added +prose width and whitespace checks, exact source-clause verification and +byte-preservation of every prior dated delivery/review record. Only seven +Markdown files change; no Accepted ADR or runtime file is edited. The second +fresh independent review round remains pending. + +### Decision-pass review round 2 and readiness (2026-10-19) + +Two different fresh reviewers, both at xhigh effort, independently inspected +`0e23cb14..5bfe3c3b` and the final mutable introduction corrections. Both approve +for maintainer decision with no verified actionable finding. They checked the +actual handler/factory/recorder/reader, exact bounded source clauses, pending +catalogue names, SDK coupling, shared quota limitations and first-consumer +ownership. Pinned ASP.NET Core 10.0.12, IdentityModel 8.19.2 and Keycloak 26.6.2 +sources support the profile, refresh and implicit-hosting premises. This remains +a static decision review, not authentication or database qualification. + +The final introduction corrections assign realm mappers to P02b-6 and replace +leftover P02b-4 worker/merge-pending pointers with the actual merge closeout. +Every prior dated phase delivery/review record and existing ADR remains +byte-preserved. Final checks pass: seven ADR parser controls, five Release +corpus tests with zero skips, 852 relative links/fragments, exact source-clause, +added prose-width and diff/whitespace checks. Runtime, database, realm issuance, +browser and hosted CI tests were not rerun for this seven-Markdown-file proposal. + +**Ready for maintainer approval; not Accepted.** The five implementation steps, +G10/G11/G12-client/G14/G20 and dependent runtime remain pending. Approval covers +ADR-0064, the exact disclosure/correction instruments and this implementation +plan together; it does not approve any P02b-6/7/8 gate implicitly. + +### Maintainer review follow-up (2026-10-19) + +**Changes requested; revised proposal remains Proposed.** Findings were treated +as review data and rechecked against `c94abe1b`, the actual resolver/factory, +recorder/reader, Accepted clauses and pinned upstream sources. No runtime test +or current-production exploit is inferred from a static contract gap. The earlier +rounds' no-actionable-finding opinions concerned their reviewed draft and were +not maintainer acceptance. Their original text is preserved; this dated follow-up +supersedes their readiness conclusion instead of silently editing the receipts. + +| Finding group | Verified disposition and revision | +|---|---| +| Platform-host absence401 vs row13 | Valid contradiction. Remove the absent-token401 permission; AccountSite absence gives masked404 on tenant/org/platform hosts. Name the scoped authorization result handler so `[Authorize]` cannot silently restore the default401. Generic unresolved MediatR behavior remains separate. | +| Future row14 and HostScope | Valid latent contract failure, hidden by today's deny-all membership. The exact query now refuses before readers unless HostAndClaim, valid actor and matching host provenance hold. Test active-membership ClaimAndMembership, missing/mismatched host scope and no reader call; do not wait for Phase03. | +| Resolver/header/membership error codes | Valid ambiguity. Rows8/11/12 and authenticated header mismatch use `tenant_mismatch`; rows7/10/14 membership refusal and anonymous header mismatch use `not_found`. HTTP uses shared Problem Details; pure factory Refused stays unchanged. | +| Missing recorder paths / row7 tense | Valid. Existing resolver writes no audit, so implement the already-required row7 audit rather than claim it is delivered. Extend source/actor/correlation/trusted-org attribution. Keep defended audit tenant nonnullable; add a synchronous source-aware no-tenant refusal method. Row7 one audit, row10 zero, row14 zero plus one unresolved count. | +| JOSE duplicate/extension policy | Valid gap in the selected profile. Require exact duplicate-free alg/typ/kid header, configured-issuer keys only, and reject every other parameter. RFC7515 does not itself require this exact allowlist or reject every duplicate; it is LearnStack's stricter proposed profile, not a claim that stock JwtBearer trusts token URLs. | +| Stock handler diagnostic leaks | Valid source-level gap. Failure events1/3 carry exceptions and inherited event7 logs failure text in the same concrete category. Warning-only filtering is insufficient because event3 is Error. Suppress raw category output at all levels and emit independent closed outcomes; qualify every enabled sink with negative canaries and positive diagnostics. | +| Claimless UserId / HostOnly | Documentation ambiguity valid; a current authority leak was not established. Factory preserves actor independently of HostOnly, and the ceiling already blocks non-public requests. Retain attribution, clarify origin/XML, prove public200/protected404. A new origin, null actor, metric or `lockey_tenant_claim_absent` is unnecessary; the diagnostic is one fixed Debug event without claim values. | +| Read-mode authority | Valid missing carrier. ADR0052 authorizes the public ordering departure on which ADR0040 Amendment8 relies. Acceptance therefore adds each ADR's own bounded scope-extension disclosure and reconciles Standards11's PublicSurface-only wording for this exact query; no Accepted body is rewritten and no general read-mode exception is created. | +| Query audit classification | ADR clarity gap; the package already prescribed Off. The ADR now explicitly names builder.Off, module audit documentation and zero normal query audit rows. No ReadSensitive/MAY classification or new operation slug. | +| Response/route/SDK contract | Valid implementation handoff gaps. Require explicit account/site route, outer no-store before early errors and exact disjoint public/authenticated generated GET ownership with exhaustive union. Public transport remains credential-free. | +| Status/instrument/revocation/attribution wording | Clarify Registered catalogue status, Accepted ADR bodies vs supersession, three dated disclosures, scope=platform restriction only within this tenant scheme, TTL/key withdrawal vs immediate revocation, tenant-wide audit column vs trusted-org metadata and captured correlation/source. Add missing module/standards/architecture references. | +| Earlier IdentityModel source wording | The round2 receipt called8.19.2 pinned. It was the inspected upstream tag and JwtBearer10.0.12 dependency floor, not an existing repository pin. Preserve the receipt with this correction; implementation resolves and qualifies the actual dependency graph. | +| Per-occurrence audit vs first disagreement | No behavior contradiction found: a rejected resolver short-circuits before assertions. Clarify separate requests remain separate occurrences with no coalescing or tenant ceiling. | + +The source check also found a failure-message log beyond the two cited JWT events: +`AuthenticationHandler.AuthenticateAsync` emits inherited event7 under the concrete +handler category. Its negative/positive controls are now part of Step1 alongside +stock events1/3. Pinned upstream and RFC references live in ADR0064; no transient +review input is a committed reference. + +Revision validation passes: seven ADR parser controls, five Release corpus +tests with zero skips, 857 relative links/fragments, prose/diff checks, and +byte-comparison of all pre-existing ADRs plus both earlier P5 review receipts. +Two new independent review rounds remain pending. No acceptance, runtime, realm, +migration, grant or authorization-domain change is made by this follow-up. + +### Revised proposal review round 1 (2026-10-19) + +Two fresh independent reviewers, both at xhigh effort, inspected +`c94abe1b..5e8539c9` against the actual code, Accepted clauses and pinned vendor +sources. Both found no verified actionable finding. One implementation detail +is now explicit: initialized Vogen identifiers can still contain nil UUIDs, so +the exact query mirrors the existing host guard's nonnil/nonsentinel checks as +well as profile validation. This does not introduce a new authority or origin. + +The contract review reran all seven ADR parser controls and whitespace checks; +the security review inspected sources and diff without rerunning runtime tests. +Neither review is maintainer acceptance or proof of the future implementation. +The second fresh independent revision review round remains pending. + +### Revised proposal review round 2 and readiness (2026-10-19) + +Two different fresh independent reviewers, both at xhigh effort, inspected +`c94abe1b..9ff8c8a3` within the complete seven-file proposal. Both found no +verified actionable finding. The security review checked the actual resolver, +factory, recorder and reader against the proposed JWT, diagnostic and admission +contracts. The contract review checked the exact Accepted source clauses, +separate disclosure/correction instruments, carrier ownership and five-step +activation boundary. Pinned upstream logging and JOSE sources were rechecked. + +Final documentation checks pass: seven ADR parser controls, five Release +`CorpusConsistencyTests` with zero skips, 857 relative links/fragments, exact +source-clause and added prose-width/diff checks. All pre-existing ADR documents, +earlier dated phase records and both original P5 decision-review receipts remain +byte-preserved. Only seven Markdown files differ from the entry baseline; +runtime, database, realm issuance, browser and hosted CI suites were not rerun. + +**Ready for renewed maintainer approval; not Accepted.** These four revision +reviews qualify the revised proposal for a decision, not its implementation. +ADR-0064, G10/G11/G12-client/G14/G20 and all five implementation steps remain +pending explicit approval together. No dependent runtime has started. Acceptance +first commits the three dated ADR disclosures, row-10 corrections and named +mutable carrier/catalogue reconciliation, then follows the per-step commit and +two-round review loop without further routine approval pauses. + +### Maintainer acceptance and implementation start (2026-10-19) + +The maintainer explicitly approved the revised ADR-0064 and five-step package +and requested implementation. This accepts G10/G11/G12-client/G14/G20 together; +realm/reconciliation, session/TTL and remaining phase-exit decisions are not +accepted implicitly. The two original and two revision review rounds remain +as-of receipts; this record closes their approval hold without rewriting them. + +The first commit records acceptance, ADR-0036's own bounded audit replacement, +additive attribution clarification and row-10 errata; ADR-0040 and ADR-0052 each +receive their own exact-query read-mode scope disclosure. Standards 04/10/11 and +the five new Registered catalogue obligations carry the accepted contract. +Registration is not implementation evidence. The existing authorization +behavior, database roles/grants, realm export and production HTTP composition +remain unchanged in this acceptance commit. + +Step 1 now implements the token foundation in isolated composition. Production +scheme/authorization registration and middleware activation both remain Step 4. +Every step retains commit, two fresh independent review rounds, verified fixes +and automatic progression. No further routine implementation approval is needed. + +Acceptance checks pass: seven ADR parser controls, five Release corpus tests +with zero skips, 1,788 relative targets/fragments (one existing illustrative +placeholder), prose/whitespace checks and insertion-only preservation in all +three previously Accepted ADRs. No runtime file changes in this first commit. + +### P02b-5 Step 1 — token foundation (2026-10-19) + +**Complete after both independent review rounds.** Acceptance was +committed first at `493d7f92`. The API now contains the closed options/profile, +immutable typed identity, request-local credential outcome and isolated stock +JwtBearer registration. `Program.cs` remains unchanged: no production scheme, +authorization registration, middleware or protected route activates in this step. + +The resolved graph uses JwtBearer 10.0.12 and IdentityModel 8.19.2. The latter is +the selected dependency version at this receipt, not a separate pre-existing pin. +Raw compact/header and post-signature payload checks reject duplicates, invalid +shapes, reserved IDs, wrong purpose/client/scope and malformed escaped Unicode. +The stock handler still owns cryptography, issuer/audience and key refresh. + +The owned backchannel refuses redirects and bounds each document to five seconds +and 256 KiB, including streamed multibyte bodies. Metadata HTTP instrumentation is +suppressed; unrelated outbound HTTP diagnostics remain observable. Last-known-good +reuse is disabled. The real rotation proof lowers only the stock manager's public +on-demand interval to its one-second minimum in isolated test composition; its +automatic interval remains five minutes and production on-demand remains 30 seconds. + +The production Serilog boundary excludes the exact raw JwtBearer category at all +levels, independently of the ILogger filter. Closed LearnStack outcomes replace +raw failures. Real loopback gRPC OTLP log/trace collection and the L1 capture path +prove privacy with allowed-log/error/HTTP-span positives. Natural initial metadata +failure is stock event 1; a documented test-only interface adapter delegates to +the same real manager/retriever to qualify stock event 3. Event 7 is independently +observed. No fabricated provider exception is called a natural metadata failure. + +The initial combined integration run exposed concurrent test hosts replacing +process-global Serilog/OTel state. A dedicated nonparallel diagnostics collection, +matching the existing public-log test ownership pattern, fixes the test isolation; +production behavior and every canary assertion remain unchanged. + +Validation passes: warnings-as-errors Release solution build; 2,471 unit, +209 Docker-free integration and four contract cases, all with zero skips. The +integration total includes 18 configuration cases, eight real-handler cases with +independent negative/positive matrices and six full diagnostic cases. The complete +architecture suite passes all 410 cases with zero skips; scoped format verification +and the acceptance-carrier link/prose checks also pass. No database/realm/frontend +runtime changes or Docker-suite evidence are claimed for this isolated token slice. +Catalogue obligations remain Registered until their complete active-path owners ship. + +#### Step 1 review round 1 (2026-10-19) + +Two fresh independent xhigh reviewers inspected `493d7f92..65263623` across +security, correctness, performance, ownership, diagnostics and test falsifiability. +They independently verified one shared finding: request-local instrumentation +suppression removes metadata HTTP spans, but native HTTP/DNS metrics still export +the destination hostname. Actual retriever-to-OTLP controls reproduced it. No +token or full-URL leak was established; neither review found another confirmed +defect in this isolated slice. Focused independent reruns pass 26 profile/config +and six diagnostic cases, all with zero skips. + +**Correction to the initial receipt:** its general metadata-instrumentation +suppression statement qualifies spans only. The initial full-URL canaries did +not detect destination-only metric tags. The verified correction projects native +HTTP/DNS metrics onto fixed non-destination dimensions and adds a distinct-host +canary plus exported metric positives. This projection applies to all outbound +metrics; unrelated traces/logs and metric counts, durations and status remain. +The new regression fails on the initial runtime and passes after the projection; +its unprojected SDK control still exports the private hostname. Actual metadata +GET and DNS duration positives are checked before unrelated traffic, and the +temporary test proxy override is restored under the nonparallel collection. +The correction passes a zero-warning Release solution build, all 2,471 unit and +210 Docker-free integration cases, plus 23 affected cross-cutting/corpus cases; +all have zero skips. Format, link/prose and whitespace checks pass. The earlier +complete 410-case architecture run remains the initial implementation receipt; +no complete rerun is claimed for this metric-only correction. The second fresh +independent review round is pending. + +#### Step 1 review round 2 and closeout (2026-10-19) + +Two different fresh independent xhigh reviewers inspected the complete +`493d7f92..c6108bf9` slice, including the round-1 correction and its documented +all-outbound metric dimension tradeoff. Neither found a verified actionable +finding. Each independently ran all 33 authentication integration cases in +Release, with zero failures or skips; whitespace checks also pass. These reviews +claim no Docker, real Keycloak, frontend or production-activation qualification. + +Step 1 is complete. The next step implements AccountSite's real application +contract, independent host guard, exact physical read-only selection, explicit +Off classification and application-role PostgreSQL proofs. Production scheme, +middleware and HTTP route activation remain Step 4. + +### P02b-5 Step 2 — real read-only application subject (2026-10-19) + +**Complete after both independent review rounds.** Entry is `e67c3299`. +Tenancy declares the unmarked `GetAccountSiteQuery` and typed `AccountSite` +projection. Its independent guard requires HostAndClaim, a real non-system actor, +real matching tenant/host provenance and coherent initialized organization IDs +before configuration, settings or feature access. Future ClaimAndMembership +contexts remain refused even with a planted matching HostScope. Refusals use the +shared `not_found` error. The validator admits no query parameters. + +The public and account handlers call the same internal projection directly; +neither nests another MediatR request. Public fields, lifecycle/locale semantics, +whole-theme/null behavior and attribution remain unchanged. The account query is +explicitly Off, with no query intent or audit row. Module documentation names +the unrouted boundary and adds no permission key. + +An immutable exact-Type declaration lives in SharedKernel beside transaction +mode. Tenancy's shared site-read registration supplies the sole AccountSite +literal; API and Seeder call it. The existing TransactionBehavior freezes the +Type set and retains the unchanged framework/public fallback. This placement +preserves module dependency rules without introducing a core-to-module edge or +a general mode selector. The shared registration also supplies Seeder's public +configuration reader. Existing physical mode/announcement ownership is unchanged. + +The existing module-independent transaction architecture rule now closes the +declaration, immutable snapshot, exact type lookup and registration callers. +An initial detector falsely classified the legitimate Enumerable projection as +registration; its correction permits only the exact projection and registration +signatures/owners, with duplicate/acquisition/substitution controls inside those +owners as well as outside them. No new architecture Fact or canonical rule is +invented, and implemented catalogue counts stay unchanged. + +Validation passes: zero-warning warnings-as-errors Release solution build; +2,521 unit cases, 210 Docker-free integration cases, 119 focused PostgreSQL +cases and 89 affected architecture cases, all with zero failures or skips. +The PostgreSQL set includes 14 new actual-account cases plus existing public +reads, transaction, provisioning and unit-of-work regression cases. Actual +`learnstack_app` checks prove non-superuser/non-BYPASSRLS execution, contrasting +stored tenant data, mapped-organization lifecycle, empty/disabled configuration, +foreign provenance refusal before reads, zero query audit delta, real SQL/EF +`25006` refusals with writable positive controls and writable-outer mixed-mode +refusal. Branding remains tenant-wide; no organization theme is fabricated. + +Scoped formatting, whitespace and carrier link/prose checks pass. Complete +backend/Docker/architecture unions and hosted qualification remain Step 5; +this receipt claims the named affected populations. No production HTTP route, +authentication activation, schema or grant change is introduced by Step 2. + +#### Step 2 independent review round 1 + +Two fresh xhigh reviewers independently inspected security/transaction behavior +and module/composition/census boundaries at `e67c3299..a736edbb`. Both approve +with zero verified code findings. Each independently reran 73 focused unit cases +and the extended transaction-composition architecture case; the security reviewer +also reran all 14 actual AccountSite PostgreSQL cases. All pass with zero skips. +The source review confirmed actual app-role SQL/EF refusals and writable controls, +future hostless-context refusal, audit Off and unchanged shared projection. +A stale Standards 11 implementation pointer is reconciled before round 2. + +#### Step 2 independent review round 2 and closeout + +Two different fresh xhigh reviewers independently rechecked security/correctness +and module/composition/census boundaries at `e67c3299..e36d47ca`. Both approve +with zero actionable findings. Each independently passed 73 focused unit cases +and the extended transaction-composition architecture case; the security reviewer +also passed all 14 real AccountSite PostgreSQL cases. Zero failures or skips. +They inspected current source and controls rather than treating round 1 as proof. +Neither repeated the complete solution or hosted suites; the implementation +validation above and final Step 5 obligations retain their stated scope. + +Implementation is `a736edbb`; `e36d47ca` reconciles the mutable standard and records +round 1. Both review rounds are complete. Step 3 now implements attributed +reconciliation, no-tenant diagnostics and subject admission. Production scheme, +ordered middleware and route activation remain Step 4. + +### P02b-5 Step 3 — attributed reconciliation and subject admission (2026-10-19) + +**Complete after both independent review rounds.** Entry is `8f9ecff2`. +Only the immutable validated identity supplies HTTP claim/actor signals. Raw +principals cannot establish tenant authority. The resolver still calls the pure +factory once and restores the prior accessor; no context is installed to attribute +a refusal. Rows 8/11/12 and authenticated header disagreements use the shared +`tenant_mismatch` Problem Details shape. Membership and anonymous refusals keep +masked `not_found`; malformed assertions retain their existing 400. + +The existing recorder now carries closed source, typed actor, captured request +correlation and trusted organization. JWT refusals defend the host tenant; +organization provenance stays in metadata while durable rows remain tenant-wide. +Row 7 writes one rejection, row 10 none. Row 14 synchronously counts/diagnoses +without a tenant/asserted-value field or store I/O. Existing operation keys, +anonymous burst accounting and failure-preserving Critical/health behavior remain. +Claimless identities keep their actor under HostOnly and emit one fixed Debug +event after subject admission; the account component refuses that ceiling. + +The additional singleton limiter keys only validated issuer/subject, with the +actual 600/min fixed window and no queue. Token/actor/tenant selection cannot +reset it. Retirement inspects at most 128 entries per callback and reclaims only +full-quota partitions idle for a whole window. Snapshot leases retain no child +ownership; sync/async shutdown closes admission and joins the timer before +remaining child disposal. Request-local outcome replay does not debit twice. +The earlier visitor/peer limits still apply to all credentials. + +Credential-result admission rejects present invalid credentials even for public +reads. The account surface component requires a validated actor and independent +host-backed authority; the application query retains its own guard. These +components remain isolated from Program: production authentication services, +middleware/authorization result handling and the route activate together in +Step 4. The exact production endpoint/dispatch census closes in Steps 4–5. + +Validation passes: zero-warning warnings-as-errors Release solution build; +2,536 unit cases, all 229 Docker-free integration cases, 31 focused PostgreSQL +cases and 55 affected architecture cases, with zero failures or skips. Nineteen +new component-chain cases use real signed tokens and the stock handler through +unchanged early admission, actual host classification, credential/subject gates, +resolver and assertions. Reduced subject budgets prove independence behind the +same peer, rotation resistance and stopping recorder work; separate default and +early-floor controls retain the actual limits. The six new PostgreSQL cases +exercise resolver-to-real-store rows/omissions and unavailable-store behavior; +three recorder cases prove captured fields and tenant-wide/foreign visibility. +Every database assertion runs as verified non-superuser/non-BYPASSRLS +`learnstack_app`; only fixture cleanup uses the administrator role. + +An initial harness correction enabled the exact Debug category and buffered +response JSON before repeated normalization. A stock limiter test now observes +actual full-quota idle state rather than treating TryReplenish's supported-mode +return as proof of replenishment. The corrected complete named populations pass. +Scoped formatting and carrier/whitespace checks pass. No production scheme, +HTTP route, realm, membership reader, schema or grant is activated by this slice. +Complete backend/Docker/architecture unions and hosted proof remain Step 5. + +#### Step 3 independent review round 1 + +Two fresh xhigh reviewers independently inspected `8f9ecff2..c0909708` across +quota concurrency/lifetime and reconciliation/recorder trust boundaries. Both +approve with zero actionable findings. The quota reviewer independently passed +10 limiter and 19 component HTTP cases; the reconciliation reviewer passed +39 focused unit, 19 component HTTP and nine app-role PostgreSQL cases. Zero +failures or skips. They checked current source and positive/negative controls, +including no-tenant omission, captured attribution and full-idle-only retirement. +Production activation and exact endpoint census remain the named later steps. + +#### Step 3 independent review round 2 and closeout + +Two different fresh xhigh reviewers independently inspected +`8f9ecff2..90724a54`. Both found no Blocker/Major or additional runtime defect; +both confirmed one Minor: the new actor log properties exported Vogen wrappers +instead of underlying UUIDs. Standards 02's emission rule applies. The recorder +now exports Guid/nullable Guid values, and captured-log tests require those +primitives; durable typed attribution and policy remain unchanged. Independent +reruns passed the named 10 limiter/19 component cases and 39 focused unit/19 +component/nine app-role PostgreSQL cases respectively, with zero skips. + +A narrow coverage suggestion was verified too: shortening only the stock +factory's default window escaped the original real-600 assertion. The shared +Window constant already had a literal-60 middleware control; that broader gap +was not present. The actual-default assertion now independently requires one +minute. A temporary one-second factory mutant passed the old assertion and failed +the strengthened assertion; production source was restored before final build. +This changes no production quota policy. + +After correction, the warnings-as-errors solution build passes with zero warnings +or errors, followed by 39 affected unit and 28 integration cases (19 component, +nine PostgreSQL), zero failures/skips. Scoped formatting, whitespace and carrier +checks pass. Implementation is `c0909708`; `90724a54` records round 1. Both review +rounds and verified corrections are complete. Step 4 now owns atomic production +activation, the real route, response policy and typed contract. + +### P02b-5 Step 4 — atomic HTTP activation and contracts (2026-10-19) + +**Complete after both independent review rounds.** Entry is `6686d018`. The +production root installs the strict scheme, authorization, +credential-result gate, subject quota and independent surface admission together. +Their explicit order retains earlier visitor/peer/body precedence, classifies +hosts before authentication and reconciles claims before header assertions. +The only new action is authorized `GET /api/v1/account/site`, dispatching the +already-qualified exact Off/ReadOnly query. A scoped authorization result handler +masks missing credentials without changing infrastructure/internal challenges. +The outer response owner reasserts no-store and removes validators on account +successes and early errors, including errors before tenant resolution. + +Development config supplies only its canonical loopback realm issuer. Every other +deployment mode requires explicit HTTPS configuration; startup validates its form +without connecting to the issuer. The local launcher carries an explicit issuer +only to the API child, rejects conflicting file/ambient configuration and keeps +it out of the public web environment. No realm export, mapper or client secret +changes in this step. + +The served OpenAPI document separates AccountSite bearer security from anonymous +operations, preserves the shared public projection and describes bounded refusal +headers/shapes. The SDK is regenerated from that actual document. Exact disjoint +public/authenticated GET ownership remains exhaustive; the authenticated package +exports a typed contract without adding session or bearer transport. P02b-7 owns +that transport. Production route/helper censuses and actual-host/PostgreSQL proofs +are part of this slice. + +Validation passes on the current Release binaries: warnings-as-errors solution +build with zero warnings/errors; 2,536 unit, five contract, 294 integration +(241 Docker-free plus 53 application-role PostgreSQL) and 96 affected architecture +cases, all with zero failures/skips. The PostgreSQL set includes the 20 real +AccountSite HTTP cases and two actual-chain quota cases. The full frontend lint, +typecheck and guarded workspace run pass 1,629 cases with zero skips/todos. The +snapshot is exported from the real production Program in its ordinary contract +fixture and compared with the served document; SDK generation uses that snapshot. +Scoped formatting, whitespace and carrier link/prose checks pass. + +The complete route detector and planted controls use actual production metadata; +its helper traversal distinguishes inherited base members from acquired abstract +services without losing concrete-service traversal. The older job-manifest route +multiset now names the one newly approved AccountSite GET; extra/dashboard routes +still fail. The order proof combines real-host precedence with reordered, missing +and duplicated registrations from actual Program source. Initial fixture-only +corrections retain lazy recorder construction and stock metadata refresh behavior. +No production fallback was weakened to satisfy a test. + +Complete backend/hosted unions and final catalogue promotion remain Step 5. +This receipt claims only the named local populations; both fresh independent +Step 4 review rounds remain pending. + +#### Step 4 independent review round 1 + +Two fresh independent xhigh reviewers inspected `6686d018..0be26abc` across +runtime security/isolation and contract/census/confinement, including correctness, +performance, ownership, refactoring and standards. Neither found a Blocker/Major; +both verified one Minor: actual AccountSite GET can return the early body-bound +`413 payload_too_large`, but the served contract and generated SDK omitted it. +The runtime itself already refuses before host/authentication work. Independent +reruns passed 52 architecture/contract/actual-host/configuration cases in one +review, and 113 HTTP/census/PostgreSQL/contract/SDK cases in the other, zero skips. + +The verified correction adds that response to account and public contracts using +the shared Problem Details/no-store owner; public HEAD remains bodyless. The +response census and missing-413 controls now require it. The strengthened census +first failed against the unchanged runtime, then passed after adding the response. +The snapshot is re-exported from the actual host and SDK regenerated, with an +explicit generated 413 type assertion. This changes no admission/runtime outcome. + +After correction, the warnings-as-errors Release solution build, five contract +and 34 actual-host/PostgreSQL/quota cases pass with zero warnings/failures/skips. +Frontend typecheck, SDK lint and the complete guarded 1,629-case suite pass with +zero skips/todos. Carrier and whitespace checks pass. The second fresh independent +review round remains pending. + +#### Step 4 independent review round 2 and closeout + +Two different fresh xhigh reviewers independently inspected the complete +`6686d018..746c0cd2` slice, including the round-1 correction. Neither found a +verified actionable finding. Their checks covered security/correctness, +performance, ownership, refactoring, complete route/helper/nested-dispatch census, +actual-host error precedence, API-only issuer configuration and public/authenticated +contracts. The security reviewer independently passed 34 HTTP/PostgreSQL/quota, +12 census and five contract cases. The quality reviewer independently passed +12 actual-host, 12 census, five contract, one production-manifest and 62 guarded +SDK cases plus SDK typecheck. All have zero failures/skips/todos. No actual +Keycloak, session, native Linux or full hosted qualification is inferred. + +Implementation is `0be26abc`; `746c0cd2` records the verified 413 correction and +round 1. Both independent review rounds and their verified correction are closed. +Step 4 is complete. Step 5 now owns the remaining authority census, final carrier +reconciliation and complete local/hosted packet qualification before PR handoff. + +### P02b-5 Step 5 — production enforcement and closeout (2026-10-19) + +> **Historical Step 5 entry.** The in-progress and pending receipts below precede +> the [local implementation/review closeout](#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19) +> and subsequent correction records. They are not current packet status. + +**In progress; no PR or hosted qualification is claimed.** Steps 1–4 and both +fresh independent review rounds per step are complete at `a7c9d5a3`. + +The final authority census loads every discovered production assembly and scans +actual IL, including generated state machines. Raw principal/claim/role reads, +role authorization metadata, extra typed-identity constructors, clones, mutations +and direct feature writes are refused. The existing factory/events and direct +actor/scope/subject accessor consumers form explicit nonempty caller sets. +Compiled dirty/clean probes, weakened raw-reader predicates and mutations of the +actual identity shape, factory call, same-owner write count and backing field +exercise the same detector. This is structural enforcement, not a general +reflection/taint-analysis claim. + +Architecture 09/14/28/33, Standards 02/05/09/20 and Phase 03/06/11 now describe +the implemented API boundary and each next consumer. The seven authentication +catalogue obligations have actual local test owners and are Implemented: 260 +architecture methods, 229 Implemented rules, 133 in that assembly and 96 elsewhere. +Runtime proof remains with the actual signed-token, physical ReadOnly, quota, +recorder, served-contract and SDK controls delivered in Steps 1–4. + +**Local validation at entry.** The warnings-as-errors Release solution build +passes. All 2,536 unit, five contract and 241 Docker-free HTTP cases pass with +zero failures/skips. Twenty focused Release authority/surface/corpus cases pass; +subsequent interface-access and typed-property negative controls pass eight +focused Debug authority/corpus cases with zero build warnings/errors or skips. +The complete Release architecture and ordinary PostgreSQL populations are still +running. One earlier job terminal-query plan assertion failed in the latter. +A disposable migrated-database experiment reproduced 12,000 obsolete bitmap +index entries after the guarded synthetic seed and zero after VACUUM, with the +same runtime SQL; bitmap forcing is confined to that diagnostic experiment. +The fixture now explicitly VACUUMs/analyzes before EXPLAIN. Normal production +planning, the clean `<256` visit bound and the volatile-cutoff dirty `>=6,000` +control remain unchanged. Its isolated original rerun passed; that rerun does +not close the failed complete run. Native Linux, +full hosted execution, both Step 5 review rounds and packet closeout remain +pending. No population, assertion, grant or production SQL is waived. + +#### Step 5 independent review round 1 and verified corrections + +Two fresh independent xhigh reviewers inspected `a7c9d5a3..d4639529` across +security/authority and corpus/test falsifiability. They verified two Major +structural-enforcement gaps, with no current production authority misuse: +interface `IAuthorizeData.Roles` assignment escaped the concrete-role predicate, +and generated-record `Deconstruct` exposed subject/scope without external getter +calls. Both used compiled probes against the actual detector and real production +graph; the interface metadata also produced a real framework role requirement. + +The root reproduced each independently with new compiled negative controls: +the unchanged scanner first failed the interface control; fixing that predicate +then exposed the deconstruction control as a second failing test. Interface +role getter/setter calls and identity deconstruction are now refused by the same +production detector. Existing clean, predicate-mutation, missing-subject, +factory, immutable-shape and same-owner additional-write controls remain. +The suggested extra-constructor concern was not a verified finding: an ordinary +additional constructor on this positional record delegates to the primary +constructor and adds an already rejected caller. + +Verified Minor corrections reconcile the catalogue's stale Registered/runtime +pending header and ADR-0064 derivations in Standards 02/05/09/20. README now +separates active API authentication from future browser sign-in and documents +mandatory issuer configuration without a startup network dependency. + +The complete Release architecture run also caught the older job-manifest census +still expecting only two public controllers. Its exact inventory now adds only +AccountController/GetSite, keeps every production controller/action in the scan +and plants an extra AccountSite action into the same detector. It does not add +an operator route or dashboard exception. Nine focused Debug authority/corpus/ +manifest cases pass, zero failures/skips. The maintained terminal-plan case also +passes separately in Debug with unchanged normal-planner and dirty/clean bounds. +Seven ADR parser controls and the carrier/whitespace checks pass. + +The original broad local architecture/PostgreSQL runs and the first hosted run +retain their actual results; focused correction proof is not a claim that those +runs passed. The complete hosted run is +[39318063296](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39318063296) +at `d46395299f46428bc175b82745392505b1779a86`; it is still in progress at this +receipt. Both independent review opinions and verified corrections close round +1. Round 2 uses two different fresh reviewers on the corrected slice; complete +current-source hosted qualification and packet closeout remain pending. + +#### Step 5 independent review round 2 and verified corrections + +Two different fresh independent xhigh reviewers inspected +`a7c9d5a3..1942662d`. They verified three further Major structural-enforcement +gaps, with no current runtime authority misuse: generated record formatting +exports subject through object/generic APIs; IdentityModel token/payload APIs +escape a Claims/Principal-only predicate; and a derived authorization attribute +with Roles escapes both concrete-only metadata censuses. + +The root reproduced the vendor accessor and object-formatting failures in +sequence with compiled negative controls. A real compiled derived attribute and +its named Roles metadata then failed both authority and HTTP detectors when +planted on actual AccountController/GetSite. Synthetic test-helper loading errors +were corrected before those two red results; they are not counted as proof. + +The corrected detector closes identity/feature acquisition, holders, signature, +local, field, method and generic forwarding to the existing enumerated logical +owners. It covers object/generic formatting without pretending that the target +is an identity-declared method. Raw modern/legacy IdentityModel APIs are refused. +Authorization metadata follows the actual production inheritance/interface graph; +new custom authorization-data types cannot silently add another policy. Both +censuses use the compiled derived-attribute control and fail their weakened +concrete-only predicate. Typed actor use and the real unmodified graph remain +clean. This is a bounded static census, not general reflection/taint analysis. + +Verified Minor corrections remove the stale memberships-array risk from +Architecture 13 and replace Standards 11's obsolete missing-authentication +explanation with row 7's actual deny-all membership barrier, owned by Phase 03. +No production runtime, route, role, grant, retry or quota changes accompany these +corrections. Twelve focused cases pass in Debug and Release with zero failures/ +skips; the current Release architecture build has zero warnings/errors. +Both independent reviewers then reran their original bypass probes against the +corrected binaries: object/interpolated formatting, all four vendor-token probes +and derived role metadata are refused, while baseline/restored production graphs +remain clean. Their focused reruns pass three and twelve Debug cases respectively, +zero skips, and both approve the targeted corrections. Round 2 and its verified +corrections are closed; complete current-source hosted qualification remains +pending. + +**First complete hosted receipt.** +[39318063296](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39318063296) +at `d46395299f46428bc175b82745392505b1779a86` is complete and failed honestly: +architecture shard 4 has 149 passes and one failure for the old two-controller +job-manifest inventory; the backend aggregate refuses it. The other five +architecture shards pass. All twelve ordinary shards, the 31-case native lane +and integration aggregate pass, with 2,486 exact Docker/native case results and +variant A retained. Native receipts confirm natural owned completion/cleanup and +zero refusals/skips. Base, frontend, OpenAPI comparison, meta and secret scan +pass. The public-demo receipt binds the same source and confirms nine URLs, +27 reports and completed process/Compose/private-file cleanup. The old local +complete architecture run likewise records 415 passes and that one failure out +of 416, zero skips. Neither failed run is relabelled green after its correction. + +The corrected `1942662d` hosted run +[39319162537](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39319162537) +is still in progress at this receipt; the new round-2 controls require a later +source qualification too. No filtered subset, retry or skipped case substitutes +for final complete ownership and all seven required checks. + +### P02b-5 Step 5 — local implementation and review closeout (2026-10-19) + +Review vehicle: [PR #33](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/33), +`development` into `main`. Its live checks and PR delivery receipt own final-head +CI status; this local receipt does not claim merge. + +**Locally complete; unmerged.** All five implementation steps and both fresh +independent review rounds per step are complete. The accepted decision precedes +runtime; the final implementation/correction head is `e20b6071`. Step 5's +`d4639529`, `1942662d` and `e20b6071` implement the census and record both +rounds with their verified corrections and independent targeted rechecks. +The earlier receipts retain their actual failed/pending state. + +The final warnings-as-errors Release solution build passes with zero warnings/ +errors. Twelve current Release authority/HTTP/corpus/manifest cases and the +current Release terminal-plan case pass, zero failures/skips. The complete local +base population passed 2,536 unit, five contract and 241 Docker-free HTTP cases. +The initial complete local architecture and ordinary populations report +415/416 and 2,454/2,455 respectively; each has the one explicitly corrected +census/fixture failure above, not a skip or hidden rerun. Corrected current +subjects pass independently and the complete hosted populations retain their +own source-bound receipts. + +The first complete hosted receipt above proves all 2,486 Docker/native cases, +frontend, OpenAPI, meta, secret scan and nine-page/27-report public demo, while +honestly failing the stale job-manifest census. The corrected +[39319162537](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39319162537) +at `1942662df0e4321163f99b678805bec5a69c314a` is still running at this local +receipt. Later source changes only strengthen tests and reconcile documentation; +production/API/SDK/launcher/CI runtime files are unchanged from that source. +This is not a claim of complete final-head CI: the live PR checks must qualify +the final source with all seven required contexts, exact case unions, zero skips, +owned cleanup and the unchanged finite plan/budgets. PR CI status is recorded in +the PR delivery receipt before handoff; merge remains a maintainer action. + +The packet delivers only the API half: strict bearer validation, immutable typed +identity, attributed host/claim reconciliation, stable subject admission, the +physically read-only AccountSite query/route and generated authenticated contract. +Current realm imports do not issue this profile; no browser sign-in/session or +live membership/permission service is claimed. The next packet is **P02b-6**, whose +decision pass re-verifies G12's realm/reconciler boundary and G13's issuance TTL +authority before changing Keycloak or seed users. P02b-7 then owns BFF sessions +and bearer transport; P02b-8 owns remaining enforcement/erasure/phase-exit work. +No next packet starts in this closeout. + +### Work deliberately retained by its first consumer + +- **P02b-6:** real Keycloak issuance, fresh/warm realm reconciliation, user-profile + edit protection, actual seed identity/UUID agreement and issuance TTL. +- **P02b-7:** BFF code exchange, session custody/refresh/CSRF/logout, native auth + admission, guarded page and authenticated SDK bearer transport. +- **P02b-8:** LS0002, retained-store erasure inventory and final phase-exit census. +- **Phase 03:** users/memberships/permissions, durable subject-to-actor mapping, + tenant switching through new tokens, privileged and operator routes. +- **Phase 06 / 11:** full browser OIDC journey / production identity and distributed + infrastructure qualification respectively. + +These are the already staged first consumers, not cleanup debt from P02b-5. +The authenticated site endpoint grants no protected lesson/enrollment access. + + + +## P02b-5 external review remediation (2026-10-20) + +**Implementation and local proofs delivered on development.** The five original +implementation steps and both +review rounds per step remain completed historical deliveries. This follow-up +verifies later review claims against `afa84815`, corrects independently reproduced +issues under ADR-0064, and implements the separately Accepted ADR-0065 policy. +PR #33 remains unmerged. Temporary review inputs are not delivery authorities. + +### Decision boundary + +[ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) is **Accepted — +2026-10-20**. The maintainer authorizes acceptance after verified review corrections +and subsequent implementation without another approval gate. Acceptance and dated +ADR-0036/0064 disclosures precede dependent policy code. The scoped recorder now +consults a process-local singleton target-tenant allowance: 600 attempts per +monotonic minute, no independent tenant-registry cap, shared across actors. The +named MUST admission exception, suppression signals, unbounded warning cost and +native HTTP/DNS destination-dimension loss are explicit. Acceptance alone does +not claim the new runtime or proofs are delivered. + +### Verified corrections and dispositions + +Identifiers below preserve the review's finding identity, not its severity. +Reproduction and source determine each disposition; a suggestion is not presumed +to be a runtime defect. + +| Items | Disposition and evidence owner | +|---|---| +| B-1 | Strengthen the real-handler rotation proof: only a token request causes stock manager refresh, an issuer-owned response gate and actual update callback witness the update, and the subsequent rotated-token request must be 200. No test polling of `GetConfigurationAsync` can fetch the key. Stock background refresh may first return 401; that response is not counted as successful refresh. | +| B-2 | Correct the three structural endpoint censuses to follow actual stack arguments and reject computed/variable/decoy paths and alternate endpoint composition. Blinding the literal guard produces three expected red owners; restoring gives 13 green cases. The prior job manifest already had an exact runtime route union; new authenticated runtime cases strengthen it with all 15 endpoints and observed request dispatch in Development/Production. | +| B-3, M-10 | Enforce exact identity/feature members and full constructor/caller signatures, raw Tokens API reads, approved-owner generic/object exports and generic constraints, external authorization metadata resolution, and exact read-mode argument/branch/freeze flow. Extra owner overloads and malformed declarations no longer inherit authority by name. Planted controls independently fail. | +| M-1 | Mask only absent-identity challenges on the classified AccountSite surface. Forbid retains the stock 403. The Forbid and unrelated challenge controls use separate request scopes, matching the authentication handler's actual per-request ownership. | +| M-2, M-4, M-5 | Implemented under Accepted ADR-0065. A singleton shares 600 write attempts per defended tenant across scopes; failed writes consume allowance and suppression retains one Warning plus its own closed-label counter. No independent tenant-registry cap exists. Real OTLP controls distinguish destination-free metrics from preserved ordinary traces. Audit amplification and tenant-series growth are real Accepted-contract risks. Native destination loss is also real and process-wide, already implemented before this correction; it is not described as metadata-only or dependency attribution. | +| M-3 | Bound subject partitions to 4096. Refuse new keys before allocating a limiter; preserve existing spent quota and reclaim only fully idle partitions. A high-cardinality control proves cap refusal, no allocation/eviction and safe retirement reuse. | +| M-6 | Independently test actor, tenant, organization, origin and malformed identity/context refusals. Effective organization must equal the validated claim organization or host default; a context cannot invent an organization when both are absent. | +| M-7 | Validate discovery issuer equality without replacing the stock BaseConfigurationManager contract. Discovery/JWKS retrieval stays under the configured issuer origin and realm path. Disable trying all signing keys; signed unknown/withdrawn kid and wrong-discovery controls refuse. | +| M-8 | Reconcile live authentication, rows 7/10/14, deny-all membership and current implementation comments. The actual Keycloak export still lacks the approved issuance profile; P02b-6 owns its implementation and proof. | +| M-9 | The prior implementation receipt at `5676c754` remains historical. The doc-sync head `afa84815e0e9dfc3a215e8ebb38f8840e3ec2254` passed [39325575543](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39325575543), and CodeRabbit passed. These observations do not qualify subsequent correction code. PR #33 owns the current head/check receipt. The earlier dated “still running” statement is retained as its as-of observation. | +| M-11, m-33 | Resolve issuer conflicts across `.env`, `.env.local` and ambient inputs only when the API launcher opts in. Projection-only values are accepted explicitly; web startup neither consumes nor gates on the API issuer. | +| m-1, m-2 | Document required 503 Retry-After and route-specific 405 Allow; extend served-contract deletion controls and regenerate snapshot/SDK together. | +| m-3, m-4 | Reconcile the SDK root's typed authenticated contract and nine-operation/five-GET contract inventory, preserving four public wrappers. | +| m-5 | No change: the generic settings accessor also serves writable commands and is not a public-site-only seam. The public projection first passes the physical read-only/provenance configuration reader; independently forbidding writable generic reads would break its intended owner. | +| m-6 | Recheck every resolved organization lifecycle in the public configuration reader, including claim-selected row 7 scope. Positive/restored and suspended/archived/deleted real-PostgreSQL controls distinguish it from the host-only check. | +| m-7, m-8 | Freeze declarations once in singleton ExplicitReadOnlyRequestCatalog and make the sole exact-type declaration registration idempotent. Actual repeated registration and cross-scope identity controls accompany the structural flow guard. | +| m-9 | No change: invalid optional theme already intentionally projects null; the generic setting reader returns a typed validation failure. A new warning is an optional diagnostic choice, not a changed successful-response contract. | +| m-10 | Document the existing Kestrel wire/framing backstop residual in 413 descriptions: server-level refusal can precede the application body/header policy. No all-wire Problem Details/no-store guarantee is invented. | +| m-11 | PublicResponsePolicy already uses the shared account path predicate; the OpenAPI transformer now uses the same live v1 constant. No v2 exists to qualify; a new major remains an explicit surface change. | +| m-12 | Suppress only the exact vendor ILogger category while preserving unrelated provider/category thresholds and rule order. Sibling-category positive and threshold controls prevent prefix suppression or accidental threshold widening. | +| m-13 | No change: explicit default-port text is deliberately noncanonical and rejected rather than silently normalized to a different configured issuer string. An explicit refusal case documents that existing policy. | +| m-14 | Refuse duplicate path slashes in issuer configuration; canonical transport remains strict. | +| m-15, m-17 | No speculative decompression, connection-pool or lock-sharding refactor. No correctness failure or measured contention was demonstrated. Finite I/O/document and subject registry bounds remain independently tested. | +| m-16 | Remove unused credential presence state. Preserve the already tested single closed authentication outcome; do not delete a distinct useful signal merely because a report calls it duplicate. | +| m-18 | No change: typed assertion headers intentionally retain Guid.TryParse compatibility. They never select scope and their accepted spelling is not the stricter token identity grammar. | +| m-19 | No new metric: row 10 already emits the fixed resolver refusal diagnostic and deliberately writes no audit row. A new membership-dimension instrument would be an additional observability contract. | +| m-20, m-21 | Define claimless principal, AccountSite and assertion source; narrow audit-matrix per-occurrence wording to a defended host tenant and explicitly exclude row 14. | +| m-22 | No Accepted body rewrite: the relationship table already names the two read-mode scope extensions and the row-14 audit replacement separately. The broad status summary does not replace those exact instruments. | +| m-23 | Refuse no-tenant signal calls outside the fixed jwt-claim/Tenant pair before emitting a label. | +| m-24, m-25 | Refuse nil/sentinel defended audit tenants before signal/store work; standalone store backstops also reject unassigned ids. Unassigned trusted organization becomes null metadata, never a dereference. | +| m-26, m-27 | Validate every supplied typed identifier and principal coherence before no-tenant shortcut/context construction. Factory positive rows remain; malformed values cannot mint a partially trustworthy context. | +| m-28 | Extend the account path fallback across methods while preserving actual matched-action admission and the existing valid-credential 405 controls. No additional routed method is introduced. | +| m-29 | Derive the immutable projection from the cryptographically validated security token, never a second read of a potentially changed Authorization header. | +| m-30 | Positive pure-factory rows 7/10/14 already existed. Keep them; add claim-selected organization lifecycle controls rather than inventing a second live membership implementation before Phase 03. | +| m-31 | Strengthen actual unsigned/public-route invalid-profile and precise projection-clock skew controls, plus Forbid and app-role assertion. Existing actual 600/whole-chain reduced-budget, anonymous warning and no-credential/no-audit evidence remains; do not relabel a reduced-budget test as end-to-end 600 throughput. | +| m-32 | Dispose unit-owned metric providers; isolate real database cleanup/reads by fixture correlation. The diagnostic collector's AllPayloads already includes Metrics, so an alleged missing full metric canary sweep is not reproduced. | +| m-34 | Recheck normalized URL pathname and reject any normalization change before adding private public-hop headers. A substituted SDK transport control rejects dot segments, encoded traversal, fragments and foreign origins, with a real positive public request. | +| m-35, m-36 | Require kid-selected trusted keys and reject whitespace-only opaque subject/kid values; explicit signed negative controls accompany them. | +| m-37 | No duplicate handler validation: the real GetAccountSiteQueryValidator rejects HasUnexpectedQuery at canonical pipeline step 2 before any reader. Directly calling a handler outside its owner does not establish an HTTP bypass. | +| m-38 | JWKS documents cannot redirect trust to another origin/realm path. Do not ban private IdP networks: SaaS, Dedicated and Self-Hosted can legitimately configure private identity providers. An operator allowlist/DNS-rebinding policy would be a separate deployment decision. | + +### Correction validation + +Runtime corrections are committed as `8a3892d9`, following acceptance commit +`d335f2bf`. Local qualification covers the working tree committed there; formatting +changes no behavior. Release solution compilation with warnings as errors passes. +The completed local populations are: + +| Population | Passed | Failed / skipped | +|---|---:|---:| +| Full Unit | 2,581 | 0 / 0 | +| Changed authentication, endpoint, tenancy, read-mode and corpus Architecture owners | 80 | 0 / 0 | +| Full Integration `Requires!=Docker` | 257 | 0 / 0 | +| Focused real PostgreSQL AccountSite, read-only, assertion/audit and invalid-store-target owners | 58 | 0 / 0 | +| Full Contract | 5 | 0 / 0 | +| Full frontend (web + SDK) | 1,630 | 0 skips / todos | + +Frontend lint and typecheck pass. Seven ADR-parser controls pass. Changed-doc +relative files and fragments are checked independently. The structural controls +also retain the real same-subject dirty/clean evidence: blinding the endpoint +literal guard gives three failing owners; the original independent opaque-object +export repro now gives one offender while its clean control gives none. A +scoped audit-budget mutation fails both actual DI identity and 601-scope +pre-I/O accounting proofs. More than 4096 live host tenants remain independent. + +The expanded run found a missing budget registration in the deliberately minimal +reconciliation test host; its singleton is now installed and all 58 PostgreSQL +cases pass. It also reproduced an OTLP test-lifetime race: the real suppression +Warning was emitted, but the host exited before the asynchronous log batch was +observed. The test now awaits the actual correlated export within eight seconds +while its owner is alive. Counter/label/no-I/O assertions are unchanged; the full +257-case non-Docker population passes after that correction. + +An accidentally broad local Integration selection was cancelled and is excluded +from receipts; its processes and Testcontainers exited. The correct Docker +exclusion is `Requires!=Docker`. An expensive full local Architecture run was +also stopped without a complete receipt. Neither is described as a passing +population. Complete Architecture, ordinary Docker and native populations remain +mandatory in the unchanged CI shards, with exact union verification by both +aggregates. The source-bound current head/check receipt belongs to +[PR #33](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/33); earlier successful runs +are historical and do not qualify the correction head. + +### Independent correction reviews + +The first fresh security/proof review (GPT-6-astra, xhigh) reproduced an opaque +object-helper/storage escape in the authority census. The fresh quality review +(GPT-6.1-sol, xhigh) found the demo launcher's missing API-authentication opt-in. +Both were verified and fixed; the independent original opaque-export probe now +fails on the same dirty subject. A subsequent fresh security and quality pair +(the same model families, xhigh) reviewed the complete corrected working tree, +including ADR-0065, and found no additional actionable defect. That pair was +read-only and did not supply execution evidence. + +The final fresh pair (GPT-6-astra xhigh for runtime/security and GPT-6.1-sol xhigh +for proofs/contracts) independently reviews frozen code commit `8a3892d9`. Both +approve their assigned scopes with no additional actionable finding. They are +read-only source/test inspections, not test-execution or full-CI receipts. +That review covers the frozen runtime source. The subsequent demo-only follow-up +below has its own review and hosted qualification. +This follow-up starts no next packet and makes no claim that PR #33 is merged. + +### Hosted correction qualification follow-up + +The first correction-head run, +[39337392103](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39337392103), +checks out merge `bc79e01f` for head `ac82ca6b`; its tree equals that head's tree. +Both source/attempt-bound aggregates pass: 3,276 backend cases plus 2,491 +integration cases, **5,767 total**, with exact complete unions and no failed or +skipped cases. Independently downloading all twenty producer artifacts and +re-running both receipt/hash/result/union validators confirms all 5,767 completed +cases are Passed: 2,581 Unit, 433 Architecture, five Contract and 2,748 Integration +(including 257 non-Docker, 2,460 ordinary Docker and 31 native cases). The frontend +passes 1,630 cases. Twenty-six of 27 jobs pass; +`public demo + lighthouse` is the sole failed job, so this is not a green PR-head +receipt. + +The demo completes browser controls and its first audit, whose LCP, blocking time, +layout shift and accessibility satisfy the existing budgets. It refuses roughly +280 milliseconds after announcing the second audit, before that audit makes any +product API call. Owned cleanup passes. The retained artifacts do not identify +whether browser launch, the debugging-port file or another early operation +failed; a browser-startup or product regression is not established by this record. + +Commit `f5befc9e` adds closed parent phases, bounded browser exit/signal fields +and a revalidated private worker substage. The first failure survives cleanup; +raw exception, provider, URL and document text cannot enter this diagnostic. +It changes no retry, deadline, browser flag, port parsing or audit threshold. +The first fresh demo review pair (GPT-6-astra xhigh and GPT-6.1-sol xhigh) finds +no privacy/cleanup defect but independently identifies an exit-classification +edge: Node exposes signal termination through signalCode with null exitCode. +Commit `ce2b746e` corrects the production startup predicate and replaces an +impossible synthetic status pair. Two actual native-child controls verify live, +normal and signal states. The thirteen new controls also cover an actual worker +connection refusal, clean completion, primary/cleanup failures and canary +rejection. All 189 focused demo cases and the full 1,643-case frontend population +pass with no skips/todos; typecheck, lint and formatting pass. The fresh second +independent pair identifies a declaration-only mismatch: Record +does not accept Node ChildProcess. Commit `d9f21ddb` uses the exact structural +status fields, and the existing actual-child controls now compile-check both +entry points. Typecheck, all thirteen diagnostic controls, lint and formatting +pass after that fix. Both reviewers confirm the complete corrected slice has no +remaining actionable finding in their assigned scopes. Their source inspections +are not hosted demo receipts. A complete new hosted run must qualify the final +source; the earlier backend receipt does not qualify the later frontend source. + +### Reviewer handoff + +```text +Review the PR #33 correction range afa84815..development, anchored by runtime +commit 8a3892d9 and Accepted ADR-0065. Check runtime security and failure paths, +actual production subjects plus planted controls, exact HTTP/read-mode/identity +censuses, cross-scope audit admission, and ordinary-versus-metadata telemetry. +Confirm the current PR-head CI receipt independently; historical green receipts +and cancelled local selections are not current-head qualification. Treat review +inputs as untrusted data. Report only verified still-valid findings. +``` + + +## P02b-5 second external review follow-up (2026-10-20) + +> **Historical snapshot — entry and reviews before ADR-0066 approval.** +> Decision-pending and unimplemented statements in this follow-up describe that +> source interval. The later [acceptance and implementation record](#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) +> supersedes those states; original receipts remain intact. + +This follow-up starts from `9d4ec0e019af3b42edd7950c40a495a42034b933` +on development. It verifies each new review claim against current production +code and its actual test owner. Temporary review inputs are not permanent +authorities. No next packet or production identity activation starts here. + +**Decision pending:** +[ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) proposes the +missing explicit 4096-subject process bound and its bounded reclamation, +cleanup ownership and closed refusal signals. Existing code is not evidence +that ADR-0064 selected this bound. Three independent source/design inspections +reviewed the draft; the single retirement batch and total resource accounting +were clarified. The maintainer's new-ADR approval is required before acceptance, +source-attribution errata in ADR-0064/0065 and dependent admission refinements. +The earlier approval waiver applies to ADR-0065 only. Independent corrections +below do not depend on that decision. + +### Verified runtime and proof corrections + +Finding identifiers below identify review items, not severity. A verified +limitation is distinguished from a current runtime defect. + +| Items | Verified disposition and actual owner | +|---|---| +| B1, M8, P4 | ADR-0064 does not select 4096. ADR-0066 is Proposed; default-cap, acquisition reclamation and refusal-signal refinements remain approval-dependent. The draft explicitly counts 4096 retained plus at most 128 retiring resources and forbids accumulating cleanup batches. | +| M1 | Point projection does not remove exemplar filtered attributes. Set the production exemplar filter programmatically to `AlwaysOff`; decode actual OTLP exemplar attributes, values and identifiers. `TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticsTests.Metrics` has unprojected positives and production negatives for standard and histogram-specific `always_on`/`trace_based` settings. ADR-0065 Amendment 1 clarifies enforcement of its existing privacy contract. | +| M2 | Preserve the worker's closed exit/signal status through `DemoCommandError` and use it only for worker stages. Browser status belongs only to browser stages. Real nonzero and signal-terminated child controls replace the impossible worker/browser attribution. Unsupported signals stay null under the closed diagnostic vocabulary. | +| M3, M7 | Extend `AuthenticatedHttpSurfaceTests` across direct interface/concrete handler references in constructors, fields, locals and `Handle` calls. Each dirty route/capability control requires its expected offender prefix. Compiler-generated self-capture has a narrow clean control. | +| M4 | Derive recorder counter vocabulary from actual constant declarations and `Meter.CreateCounter` calls. Scan compiled strings and constant fields across production assemblies, including public-constant references, a differently prefixed fourth counter, both audit slugs and case-insensitive assertion headers. Exemptions name actual assembly/type owners. | +| M5 | Plant exact base `AuthorizeAttribute.Roles` separately from derived metadata; removing the named Roles branch must lose that control. Add raw authenticate-result/ticket principal and `IAuthorizationService.AuthorizeAsync` sinks to the authority census. | +| M6 | Add signed claimless platform-host row 15 to `TenantAuthenticationReconciliationTests`, including masked refusal and exactly one fixed claimless Debug event. Component-only evidence is not relabelled HTTP evidence. | +| D1, D2 | Add missing own-amendment navigation and correct current CI ownership in the decision index. Roadmap/root README distinguish completed P02b-0 entry verification from merged P02b-1–4. | +| D3 | Already closed by the baseline docs-only commit `9d4ec0e0`; do not reapply or treat its stale pending text as a current defect. | +| 9.1 containment | Reject encoded slash/backslash/dot traversal in configured issuer and discovery/JWKS paths; compare real URI segments as well as exact origin. Preserve legitimate private IdP origins and harmless escaped path data. | +| 9.1 organization liveness | No missing lifecycle gate reproduced. Every public Education query first calls the same public configuration reader. Extend the real claim-selected organization lifecycle proof through public site and course-list queries: active succeeds, inactive refuses, restored succeeds. No second lifecycle policy or new ADR is introduced. | +| 9.1, 9.2 HTTP/contract | Preserve absent-credential AccountSite masking before method admission and signed unsupported-method 405. Assert actual `Allow`, early-error no-store, both-route application 413 and optional 413 cache header in OpenAPI. Clarify public site 400 assertion errors; reject explicit `additionalProperties: true`/schema changes. Exact CLR fields and schema property/required censuses own the representation boundary; an omitted keyword does not reject unknown fields in JSON Schema. Served OpenAPI, snapshot and generated SDK agree. Future 403 belongs to Phase 03's real permission boundary. | +| 9.2 persistence | Three direct real-reader controls reject unannounced/no-EF-transaction/mismatched-EF-transaction ownership. Successful same-role, same-context controls establish that refusal is the ownership guard, rather than missing data or an inaccessible database. | +| 9.3 census | Follow reachable pipeline helpers and reject hidden/duplicate controller mapping and static health field reads. Source/IL controls exercise the production subjects, not only arrays of expected names. | +| 9.3 logging/profile | Remove ineffective `LoggerFilterOptions.PostConfigure` under the production Serilog factory; retain the registration needed by isolated hosts. Assert the actual factory, exact vendor-category suppression at every level and observable siblings. Add unequal duplicate properties and configured-issuer/console/malformed-payload canaries. | +| 9.3 startup/cache | Actual Production `Program` must refuse missing/empty issuer before dependency startup. Separately prove a warm current known key can still validate when a requested refresh fails: disabling Last Known Good fallback does not discard the manager's current cached configuration. Cold/no-usable-key refusal and observed key withdrawal retain their controls. | +| 9.3 test determinism/composition | Freeze only visitor replenishment for the real HTTP 60-permit proof and assert the unmodified default factory's 60/minute automatic configuration separately; do not claim the HTTP case proves real timer renewal. Successful real AccountSite reads also inspect actual runtime `IAuditCatalog` Off registration, rather than relying solely on assembly-wide discovery. | +| 9.4 demo lifecycle | Establish the receipt before setup, record setup failure without overwriting foreign output, set worker preflight before toolchain access, emit only validated closed status lines from chunks and preserve the primary failure if receipt saving fails. Outer process ownership drains Chromium; an extra unbounded `browser.exit` wait is removed. Signal expectations are platform-aware with no skipped tests. | +| 9.5 SDK/frontend | Use the actual asynchronous SDK and a fetch stub in path-fence controls. Admit only the four public operation templates and reject encoded separators/traversal. Freeze maps, enforce exact wrapper pairing/root exports, remove the undefined AccountSite query alias and add a compiler deletion control for GET ownership. Empty issuer is omitted by the launcher. | + +### Production activation ownership and unchanged contracts + +The issuer must be resolvable and reachable from the API using its configured +canonical origin; startup is deliberately not a network-readiness check. +Private/split-horizon DNS is supported only if it preserves that exact issuer. +No separate metadata-origin setting or weaker JWKS containment is introduced. +[API Gateway](../architecture/30-api-gateway.md#current-issuer-topology-and-activation-limits) +records cold/warm cache behavior, manual versus automatic refresh proof limits, +coarse Information outcomes, early correlation limits and row 10's Debug-only +visibility. An event-3 adapter injection is not a natural stock-handler receipt. + +[Phase 11's activation gate](phase-11-production-hardening.md#tenant-authentication-production-activation) +owns issuer/readiness, closed authentication failure signals, row-10 operational +visibility, capacity sizing, key-rotation drills and suppression alert/runbook +qualification **before production exposure**. Audit suppression is intentional +admission and can coexist with Healthy audit-store health. Counter and 4006 +tenant/actor/correlation triage do not restore lost durable rows. Existing +Information and assertion Warning volume remains a stated cost; this follow-up +does not silently sample accepted diagnostics or invent new failure taxonomy. + +[Phase 03](phase-03-identity-admin.md) must decide and install runtime +deny-by-default admission before its first permission-sensitive endpoint, +with a denied-dispatch control and public/nonsensitive positives. Today's static +route census remains a complementary guard. No unused fallback policy is +installed in P02b-5. Real issuance remains P02b-6; BFF custody and recovery remain +P02b-7. These are explicit activation conditions, not claims of production fit. + +No speculative change is made for the following suggestions: + +- The read-only composition deliberately permits one exact declaration today; + its census rejects a second. Adding another request must change registration + and its exact-type guard together. No current declaration silently falls back + to ReadWrite. +- AccountSite has only the authorized v1 route. A v2 route requires its own + explicit contract/no-store/admission controls; no unrequested path abstraction + or response-policy rename is introduced. +- Authentication registration is a bootstrap-once graph. Repeat-registration + idempotence is not promised; silently ignoring conflicting settings would not + improve its fail-closed behavior. +- ADR-0064's exact relationship table and the own dated ADR-0040/0052 + disclosures distinguish read-only scope extensions from row 14's audit + replacement. Preserve those instruments and the Accepted body; its broad + status summary is not a new independent read-mode authorization. +- The validated unexpected-query flag follows the existing public application + contract; it carries no `HttpContext` and changes no scope. Moving it would + change validation precedence without fixing a reproduced bypass. +- Public-client TLS/configuration splitting or caching has no demonstrated + correctness failure or measured cost here. Keep private configuration strict. +- Account HTTP Debug settings are child-host configuration, not a shared test + logger-level switch. The host owns/disposes its logger and the database + collection is serialized. No cross-test mutation was reproduced; retain the + claimless-event proof without adding a second logging path. +- Actual component 600 and reduced-budget whole-chain proofs retain their + separate meanings; neither promises end-to-end 600 throughput through the + earlier visitor/peer limits. Timer retirement injection likewise does not + control the stock limiter's replenishment clock. +- Existing demo corrections stay in this PR because they qualify this packet's + required browser check. Splitting already dependent fixes into another PR + would leave this source unqualified; no thresholds or budgets are relaxed. + +### Historical evidence reconciliation + +The Step 5 **In progress** paragraph and its later local closeout are dated +snapshots, superseded by subsequent implementation/remediation records. Their +claim that later changes only affected tests/docs is scoped to the original +`1942662d..e20b6071` closeout; runtime changes in `8a3892d9` belong to the later +remediation and are not covered by that sentence. The original no-tenant-cap/ +unconditional per-occurrence text describes the pre-ADR-0065 contract; admitted +per-occurrence recording and the aggregate allowance are current. + +Independent Actions readback on 2026-10-20 confirms historical run +[39319162537](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39319162537) +completed 27/27 jobs successfully at +`1942662df0e4321163f99b678805bec5a69c314a`. It was genuinely pending when the +earlier receipt was written. Baseline run +[39346971253](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39346971253) +also completes 27/27 jobs at `9d4ec0e0`. Neither qualifies the new changes. + +The earlier demo's roughly 280 ms description is an unexported local timing +estimate, not a retained-artifact witness. The retained job's roughly 13.7 s +interval includes cleanup; the numbers cannot be interchanged. The supported +claim is narrower: the second audit was announced, made no product API call, +and then refused; cleanup completed. The failing operation/root cause remains +unidentified. The later successful source has its own receipt. + +The retained P02b-4 portable evidence archive was independently read again: +40,974,306 bytes, SHA-256 +`028de8d8d2bc6584a90e84f16755187cd2c32d600c2e80d98ad3ea19e18ce98d`, containing +44 ZIP artifacts. This checks retained archive integrity/inventory; it does not +rerun those historical tests or reauthenticate its saved API response. The +earlier 1,002-link figure remains a local as-of document check, not a current +repository link census. Current changed-document links require their own check. + +Historical model names and opinions record review-tool provenance and assigned +scope, not reproducible repository test artifacts. The prior correction record +anchors frozen source `8a3892d9`; its read-only inspections are explicitly +distinct from executable test/CI receipts. New independent review rounds and +validation below must name their own source and evidence. PR #33's body must +follow the final submitted head, rather than borrowing a historical green run. + +### Local correction validation + +The following focused populations pass with zero failures/skips. These are +separate selections with overlapping owners, not a summed complete-suite count: + +- 49 Architecture authority/surface/tenancy/composition cases, Release. +- 33 reconciliation/pipeline Integration cases, including signed row 15. +- 59 privacy/configuration/profile cases; three additional actual startup/warm + cache cases pass after correcting the fixture's bootstrap configuration. +- 73 real PostgreSQL HTTP/reader/lifecycle cases; three final runtime-catalogue/ + deterministic-ingress cases pass after their proof corrections. +- Five served/snapshot Contract cases; generated SDK equality and typecheck. +- Full frontend: 1,656 cases (1,591 web and 65 SDK), zero skips/todos; lint and + typecheck pass. Six setup-path controls pass again after platform normalization. + +Seven ADR-parser controls pass. ADR-0065 remains Accepted; ADR-0066 parses +Proposed. Formatting and diff whitespace checks pass. At `15c2f49d`, changed-doc +link verification checks 1,934 real relative links/fragments; the catalogue's +pre-existing inline `name_lowercased` template example is not a real target. +The following review records govern correction closure; neither focused passes +nor previous hosted receipts complete current-source hosted qualification. + +### Second follow-up independent review round 1 + +Frozen correction commit `15c2f49d` receives three fresh read-only reviews: +security/runtime, frontend/contracts/docs and production proofs. The first two +find no additional actionable issue in their assigned scopes. The proof review +finds two verified gaps: counter/header checks still pass only the API module to +their otherwise broad scanner, and `Use*` names stop source helper expansion +before its body can reveal another middleware. These are proof defects, not +observed production bypasses. Both require correction and actual dirty controls +before round 2; a review opinion alone does not establish their closure. + +The verified fixes now scan every production module for counters/headers, with +compiled controls in both API and Tenancy.Application. Custom source helpers +resolve before framework terminals; existing middleware wrappers must preserve +their actual leaf shape, and the OpenAPI wrapper must add no middleware. +Immutable direct/receiver-alias extra-authentication mutations inside both real +resolution and OpenAPI helpers fail. Clean data-free and `Use`-prefixed helpers +remain distinguishable. All 16 Tenancy convention cases and the actual HTTP +pipeline owner pass again in warnings-as-errors Release, zero failures/skips. + +Broader local validation on the frozen `15c2f49d` source passes: full Unit +2,581; full non-Docker Integration 276; full Contract five; selected authority, +surface, tenancy, public, corpus and persistence Architecture 80. All have zero +failures/skips. The complete Release solution builds with warnings as errors, +zero warnings/errors. This receipt precedes the two review corrections; their +changed owners need their own rerun. Complete Architecture/Docker/native and +public-demo qualification still belongs to current-source hosted CI. + +### Second follow-up independent review round 2 + +Three new reviewers inspect frozen fix commit `653404ad` against `9d4ec0e0`, +covering security/runtime, frontend/contracts/docs and production proofs. +Security and frontend/docs find no additional actionable issue. The proof +review confirms the round-1 corrections and finds a fluent receiver gap: +`return app.UseMiddleware().UseAuthentication()` +silently skipped its outer call while preserving the expected inner leaf. + +The verified correction refuses fluent application receivers, including +framework builder returns and source-declared builder-returning helpers. +Parenthesized/cast receivers and builder-valued aliases cannot evade this +specific predicate. Immutable mutations of both the actual Program statement +and actual resolver return statement require the precise fluent/leaf-shape +diagnostic. The actual HTTP pipeline owner passes again in warnings-as-errors +Release, one passed, zero failures/skips. Existing health endpoint naming stays +clean: its endpoint-convention builder is not an application-builder receiver. +This remains a bounded source proof, complemented by actual HTTP/IL censuses; +it is not a universal C# analyzer. Targeted independent fix verification and +the final submitted-head CI receipt are required before handoff. + +Commit `8f2ebb92` records that verified correction. The independent round-2 +proof reviewer re-inspects the committed delta and approves closure with no +remaining actionable issue in its target scope. Both fresh review rounds and +their verified fixes/rechecks are complete for these independent corrections; +all reviews are read-only source inspections, distinct from executed tests. + +The final PR-head/Actions receipt belongs to +[PR #33](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/33), whose body is updated to +the submitted head and actual run. Historical green runs cannot qualify it. +The correction source is ready for complete hosted qualification; this does +not mark the overall review finished or authorize merge. ADR-0066, B1/M8 and +its dependent subject-admission refinements remain explicitly approval-pending. +No fresh decision is accepted by elapsed time or by a green test run. + +### ADR-0066 maintainer review revision (2026-10-20) + +> **Historical proposal revision.** Proposed/pending statements below apply +> before the subsequent [maintainer acceptance](#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20), +> not to the current implementation. + +The maintainer requests revision, not acceptance. This pass starts from +`09e1a169dd61e02633860d03ad68052d1e86dfa8` on development and verifies the +findings against the current limiter, middleware and real test owners. +[ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) stays Proposed; +no dependent runtime, Accepted-ADR erratum or acceptance is implemented here. +The earlier ADR-0065 approval waiver does not authorize this decision. + +The three high findings are valid: the draft conflates permanent cleanup fault +with ordinary capacity pressure, leaves acquiring allocation/debit ordering +ambiguous, and omits the blocking cost of acquisition/shutdown disposal. +Two independent read-only design/corpus inspections confirm these gaps; they +are not runtime tests or qualification of the proposed implementation. + +| Finding | Verified revision / disposition | +|---|---| +| 1 — Fault visibility | Propose rejection reasons `quota`, `registry_capacity`, `registry_fault`; add an unlabelled once-per-instance cleanup-fault transition counter so timer faults are visible without a request. Phase 11 owns three-branch alert/runbook qualification. | +| 2 — Allocation/debit ordering | Acquisition removes at most one eligible entry, completes its disposal and rechecks state before its own allocation/debit. Failure produces no owning debit or dispatch. Other requests can use free slots before fault publication; after publication no new allocation starts. Existing retained keys keep quota service. Lost-slot and same-key races need explicit controls. | +| 3 — Blocking cost | Acquisition inspects at most 128 entries but disposes at most one. Timer batches remain at most 128 under the same sole retirement owner. Other requests never wait for cleanup; a full registry refuses immediately. One disposal can still block the owning request and joined shutdown indefinitely. Host grace expiry is not cleanup evidence; no fatal/restart owner is added. | +| 4 — Reason transport | A closed result carries acquired/quota/capacity/fault plus detached retry metadata from limiter to middleware. Cache the first request result and emit a rejection exactly once; admission emits none. | +| 5 — Active mutable carriers | Security Standards and Identity architecture now identify 4096 as current code under a Proposed decision, not a bound selected by ADR-0064. Derivation headers and Accepted-ADR attribution errata remain acceptance work. | +| 6 — HTTP choice | Ordinary quota/capacity remain admission 429. Sticky cleanup fault proposes dependency 503, standard `dependency_unavailable` and the existing 30-second hint. Middleware must apply the common helper explicitly; outer bodyless-status handling alone does not. Compare the idempotency-store 503 precedent without changing it. | +| 7 — Fair share | Add a separate tenant/host reservation alternative. Reject it for this packet because inventory, claimless attribution and measured share policy are absent; it is not equivalent to tenant-partitioning the quota key. Phase 11 owns comparison before changing the bound/policy. | +| 8 — Proof ownership | Name the real unit and HTTP owners plus actual OTLP `TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticCollector.MetricPoints`. Include exact-default 4096/4097, single retirement, queue rotation, 4224 ownership, both failure paths, no further batches, existing-key service, joined failures, exact headers/body, no downstream work and exported closed labels. These proofs remain pending code. | +| 9–10 — Carriers and wording | Add front-door/Phase 11/glossary/reference inventory, future runbook wording, explicit test-only constructor seam, no-allocation-on-refusal terminology and timeout limits. Served/snapshot OpenAPI must describe the new 503 cause and capacity hint uncertainty when implemented. | +| 11 — Historical trailer | No defect requiring history rewrite: the trailer denotes implementation/derivation rather than every touched ADR. New revision/implementation commits include 0066; preserve old commits. | + +The shared resource bound remains 4096 retained plus at most 128 retiring. +One acquisition can own only one retiring limiter; only the timer can hold a +128-entry batch. Cleanup failure retains evidence/resources, attempts the whole +owned batch, closes new allocation/batches and propagates through joined +shutdown. Neither the new metric nor a retry hint clears this sticky state. + +The previous source's [CI run 39374628479](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39374628479) +passes all 27 jobs at `09e1a169`: 5,792 backend cases with zero skips, 1,656 +frontend cases and the required demo. Independently validated artifact unions, +hashes and natural cleanup qualify that source, not this proposed policy or +its unimplemented controls. This documentation pass needs its own parser, +relative-link/fragment, format and independent review evidence below. + +Revision validation passes: seven ADR-parser controls, ADR-0066 parsed as +Proposed, 1,113 real relative links/fragments across nine changed Markdown +files with none broken, ADR prose wrapping and `git diff --check`. No runtime +tests are rerun for this documentation-only proposal. Fresh independent review +rounds remain required before resubmitting it for approval. + +#### ADR-0066 revision independent review round 1 + +Two fresh reviewers inspect frozen `ed21d9fc` against `09e1a169`: GPT-6 Astra +at xhigh effort covers concurrency/fault/HTTP ownership; GPT-6.1 Sol at high +effort covers corpus, actual test owners and premise accuracy. Both approve the +documentation revision, not the decision or runtime. One minor inventory gap +is verified: the ADR names OpenAPI's new 503 cause but must also name the 429 +capacity-hint clarification already recorded here. The revision now does both. +No runtime tests/builds are run by these read-only reviewers. A second fresh +round is required after this correction. + +#### ADR-0066 revision independent review round 2 + +Two new reviewers inspect frozen `4b4a9ac6` against `09e1a169`: GPT-6 Astra +at xhigh effort independently checks the complete protocol and GPT-6.1 Sol +at high effort checks the corpus, actual HTTP helpers and proof inventory. +Both approve the documentation revision with no actionable finding. The +first-round OpenAPI clarification is verified; all new implementation controls +remain pending. These source inspections neither accept ADR-0066 nor qualify +its unimplemented runtime or production sizing. + +The existing corpus consistency selection also runs against the current docs +using unchanged Release test binaries: five passed, zero failed/skipped. Seven +ADR-parser controls pass; ADR-0066 stays Proposed. The final changed-document +link/fragment and whitespace checks are repeated before commit. Runtime code +and Accepted ADR-0064/0065 are unchanged throughout this revision. The concrete +proposal is ready for maintainer reapproval; no elapsed wait supplies approval. + +### ADR-0066 acceptance and implementation (2026-10-20) + +The maintainer explicitly accepts the revised ADR-0066 and requests +implementation after the two fresh revision review rounds. Acceptance is the +first commit of this dependent work on development, before runtime changes. +The ADR moves to Accepted; ADR-0064 and ADR-0065 each retain their original +body/metadata and gain an adjacent source-attribution erratum plus their own +dated Amendment 2. The index and mutable authorities record the new source. + +**Implementation plan.** One correction step covers the limiter, closed result, +singleton cleanup ownership, two metrics, middleware and served/snapshot SDK +contract. Unit and real signed PostgreSQL/OTLP integration controls deliver the +accepted default, scan, race, fault, shutdown, resource-bound and label proofs. +Then commit the implementation, run two fresh independent multidimensional +review rounds, verify/fix/commit findings, and complete current-head CI evidence +and PR reconciliation. The broader P02b-5 steps are not restarted. + +At acceptance, runtime implementation and its new controls remain pending. +No schema, role, grant, RLS, bearer identity, 600/min subject quota or earlier +visitor/peer admission changes are authorized by this addition. Phase 11 owns +measured sizing, distributed admission, readiness and exercised production +alerts/runbooks; the accepted request/shutdown blocking cost remains explicit. + +#### ADR-0066 implementation and local validation + +The singleton implements the closed detached decision and one shared retirement +owner. Acquisition inspects at most 128 entries, retires at most one and waits +for actual cleanup before its own allocation/debit. Other callers retain service +under the accepted free-slot/fault rules. Timer retirement owns at most 128 extra +resources; blocked and throwing controls verify the total 4224-resource bound, +whole-batch attempts and joined shutdown. The fault owner records one sticky +transition; middleware records one closed rejection per request, including +re-execution. Quota/capacity remain 429; new-key cleanup fault is 503 with the +common explicit 30-second hint. No timeout is a cleanup witness. + +The unit owners exercise actual singleton registration/default 4096/4097, +allocation/debit refusal, bounded rotation, blocked disposal, lost-slot/same-key +and shutdown races, sticky faults and sync/async DI shutdown. Three added Docker +rows use signed tokens, real PostgreSQL audit state and the actual exported OTLP +metric decoder. They distinguish downstream-positive controls from pre-resolution +refusals and verify only the closed metric attributes. Controlled limiter +wrappers inject disposal/idle conditions; they do not certify stock minute-clock +advance or production disposal-fault frequency. + +OpenAPI's public and AccountSite 503 descriptions name cleanup fault; 429 hints +promise no available capacity. The snapshot and generated SDK match the served +contract. Planted removals fail the specific semantic predicates independently +of snapshot parity. No route, response schema, business permission or tenant +scope is added. + +Current local Release results, all with zero skips: + +- Unit: 2600 passed, including 30 focused subject-admission cases. +- Authentication regression: 147 passed, including all five focused signed + PostgreSQL/OTLP rate-limit cases (three new rows). +- Non-Docker integration selection: 276 passed. +- Contract: five passed. SDK: 65 passed; generation/typecheck pass. +- Full architecture: 433 passed at implementation head `01799550`; this complete + run precedes the shared response-policy correction below. +- Warnings-as-errors Release solution builds pass with zero warnings/errors. + +Early integration attempts exposed synthetic teardown assumptions: the web +factory did not propagate an externally owned singleton's disposal exception, +and the injected limiter needed its async cleanup hook. The controls now join +the explicit owner, accept only the exact planted failure tree and separately +exercise real sync/async service-provider shutdown. Earlier failed attempts are +not counted as passes or reported as product runtime defects. + +Implementation is committed as `01799550`, after acceptance-only `c8b9d89e`. +Revision reviews above qualify the proposal only. Final-source hosted CI, artifacts +and PR reconciliation remain pending; historical receipts from earlier source +heads do not qualify this implementation. + +#### ADR-0066 implementation independent review round 1 + +Three fresh read-only reviewers inspect frozen `01799550` against `453d5c3a`: +GPT-6 Astra at xhigh covers concurrency/security/resource ownership; GPT-6.1 Sol +at xhigh covers proofs/DI/exported metrics; GPT-6.1 Sol at high covers the corpus, +OpenAPI/SDK and authority closure. No build, runtime probe or hosted qualification +is attributed to these inspections. Two findings are verified and corrected: + +- A classified unknown API path reaches subject admission outside the public/ + AccountSite response wrapper. Subject refusals therefore missed `no-store`. + The shared response policy now applies to every subject refusal, independently + of endpoint matching, preserving the one Problem Details writer. +- The manual timer accepted any positive cadence. Its first due time and period + now independently require the accepted 30 seconds. + +Root verification also exposes a false-green header helper: a null-conditional +chain could skip the entire assertion when `Cache-Control` was absent. Grouped +nullable values now fail for absent no-store, retry and content-type headers in +these authentication helpers. Clean, absent and false no-store controls make this +specific omission fail. Initial unknown-path cases passed through the weak helper; +with the strict helper both signed rows fail on missing `Cache-Control` before the +runtime fix. Those initial passes are not accepted as the regression proof. + +After the fix, both rows exercise unknown-path quota, capacity and cleanup-fault +refusals with exact body/status/retry/no-store, unchanged resolution/audit/read +observers and updated actual exported counts. The complete 147-case authentication +selection passes, including all five focused PostgreSQL/OTLP rate cases. Thirty +focused unit cases and 25 authentication-authority/corpus cases pass, all with zero +skips. The Release solution build has zero warnings/errors. The 433-case complete +architecture run above remains separately bound to the implementation before this +small response-policy change; final-source hosted shards must qualify the full +current population. A second fresh independent implementation review round remains +pending after the correction commit. + +#### ADR-0066 implementation independent review round 2 and local closeout + +Three new read-only reviewers independently inspect frozen `082a658c` against +`453d5c3a`: GPT-6 Astra at xhigh covers the complete runtime/HTTP protocol; +GPT-6.1 Sol at xhigh covers proofs, DI, actual export decoding and strict header +controls; GPT-6.1 Sol at high covers the corpus, contracts and source closure. +All approve with no remaining actionable finding. Their source inspections +verify the first-round corrections; no executed checks or production readiness +are attributed to them. + +Acceptance (`c8b9d89e`), implementation (`01799550`) and verified corrections +(`082a658c`) are separate commits on development. Both fresh implementation +review rounds are complete. The final changed-document sweep resolves 1903 +relative file/fragment targets with none broken; seven ADR-parser controls and +whitespace checks pass. Accepted ADR-0064/0065 remain unchanged after their +acceptance disclosures; ADR-0066 gains only its own dated implementation +Amendment 1 after acceptance. + +This closes the local ADR-0066 correction step. The +[PR #33 handoff](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/33) owns subsequent +verification of the exact final-source hosted run, immutable artifact identities, +complete case unions, natural cleanup and frontend/demo proof, independently of +historical source receipts. No historical green run qualifies a later source, +and this local closeout makes no hosted-success or merge claim. P02b-6 is not +started; production sizing, distributed admission, readiness and exercised +runbooks remain Phase 11 obligations. + + +## P02b-5 systematic proof and document corrections (2026-10-20) + +**All three correction steps and review rounds are complete on development, +starting at `5daee8ad`; current-source hosted A/B qualification is owned by the +live PR handoff below.** P02b-5's five +implementation steps and ADR-0065/0066 corrections are implemented and unmerged. +This follow-up validates the current production subjects and their falsifiable +controls. Earlier review conclusions are scoped to their source and inspected +paths; they are not a guarantee against a newly identified proof gap. No merge, +new packet, production readiness or new decision is inferred here. + +### Correction plan and ownership + +1. **Backend proofs, hardening and corpus.** Close global MVC filter composition, + cross-root handler acquisition, attribute-based assertion ownership and + exact read-mode/OpenAPI proof gaps. Add isolated real-reader and recorder + controls, preserve cleanup ownership under diagnostic failure, and reconcile + current versus historical status. Commit, run two fresh independent review + rounds, verify findings and commit fixes. +2. **Demo and SDK proof.** Preserve failure origin/status ownership, bind JSON and + HTML report bytes to one receipt, qualify clean/mid-run source identity and + distinguish local transport refusal. Preserve all browser budgets, flags, + deadlines, response contracts and retry behavior. Commit, run two new + independent review rounds, verify findings and commit fixes. +3. **Measured CI timing repair.** Reconcile the frozen advisory Architecture + weights with complete hosted TRXs after a current-source deadline refusal. + Preserve every selector, the A/B algorithm, six/twelve shard counts and all + deadlines. Commit and complete two fresh independent review rounds, then + qualify both complete assignments on one final source and plan under + ADR-0063. + +Focused checks accompany each step. Full architecture, Docker/native, frontend +and managed-demo qualification must cover the final source through the existing +bounded hosted checks and exact artifact/result unions. Historical green runs +do not qualify this delta. PR #33 remains open for maintainer review. + +### Validated dispositions + +| Area | Current finding and action | +|---|---| +| Global MVC filters | Missing composition/source census, not a demonstrated runtime auth bypass. Inventory actual MVC filters and compiled extra/removed/duplicate registrations. Endpoint authorization already precedes MVC. | +| Nested HTTP handler roots | Reject a different root reached through a custom interface or generic service acquisition/non-Handle member. Preserve generated self-capture and ordinary helper positives. | +| Assertion ownership | Inspect custom-attribute constructor/named/array metadata recursively; pin exact two header names and exact recursively discovered recorder counter vocabulary. | +| Read-only selection | Protect the actual consumed mode from name-based overrides; preserve approved PublicSurface and two job pre-read fallbacks. Isolate immutable declaration/catalog shape controls. AddSingleton declarations must not silently discard an earlier different declaration; the immutable set still deduplicates exact types. | +| Served contract | Pin parameter locations/types/formats/requiredness, no request body, exact declared ProblemDetails fields and existing leaf constraints. Preserve the accepted open extension representation; additionalProperties:false would be a contract change. Dirty controls must require their intended diagnostics. | +| Credential and metadata paths | Credential 401 on classified unmatched paths also applies shared no-store. Reject ambiguous decoded dot-segment suffixes/control bytes before metadata I/O, retaining harmless escaped path positives. | +| Authentication diagnostic vocabulary | Replace arbitrary stage/reason arguments with a closed typed outcome, preserving existing emitted values. Existing real OTLP ordinary-host/IP/port/path/query and exemplar controls already cover the two authorized native meters; no speculative meter is added. | +| Startup and framework proof limits | Test missing/empty bootstrap issuer against a present ambient value. Source-owned pipeline checks are not published-host analysis. TestServer whitespace cases do not prove native Kestrel pre-normalization bytes. The event-3 adapter remains explicitly synthetic. | +| Cleanup exception ownership | An in-process metric callback failure must not skip the rest of an owned faulting batch or strand shared shutdown. Retain errors and drain remaining resources. Exercise both timer-join failure/shutdown forms. The production factory remains stock FixedWindowRateLimiter; arbitrary throwing IdleDuration implementations are outside that production profile. | +| Shutdown admission | Preserve the explicitly tested ObjectDisposedException after owner closure. Do not mislabel orderly closure as sticky RegistryFault or invent a fifth result/status policy. Host drain qualification remains Phase 11. | +| Reconciliation and audit proofs | Use the live-version classifier for assertion paths; add unresolved-header, matching-organization and exact Warning-property controls, plus direct invalid audit-budget keys. Preserve recorder invariant failures for corrupt nil/sentinel defended tenants. | +| Real configuration reader | Isolate physical read-write, missing/mismatched/sentinel HostScope and organization provenance refusals on real announced/enlisted app-role frames with same-context positives. Visibility follows the resolved organization, including claim-selected scope. | +| Existing quota/isolation controls | Issuer-versus-subject tuple separation and actor/scope stability are already covered by the actual 600 component proof. Process-global logging tests already use a serialized collection; retain that explicit mitigation and the known-working child-host configuration. | +| Future version and policy boundaries | Only v1 is authorized. No v2 route, new request or readiness policy is activated. Phase 03 owns affirmative live membership and no-host header-evidence policy before exposure; P02b-7 owns BFF recovery; Phase 11 owns capacity/readiness/alerts/drills. | +| Demo diagnostics and receipts | Confirmed gaps concern deadline/spawn/daemon ownership, input/cleanup phases, HTML byte binding and dirty/mutating source identity. Step 2 owns their corrections and real-child/corruption controls. | +| SDK/environment proof limits | The path fence already makes zero forbidden fetches and has no automatic retry. Required frontend CI already typechecks SDK tests; no missing CI gate is claimed. Constructed child environments do not prove Next never loads private dotenv; issuer is not a credential and no browser leak is established. | +| Current versus historical corpus | Preserve dated proposal/pending receipts with explicit as-of banners. ADR-0066 Amendment 2 qualifies its acceptance-time proof list; ADR-0065 Amendment 3 records delivery. ADR-0064 Amendment 3 clarifies read-mode instrument classification without rewriting Status or its accepted decision. Separate admitted rows from suppressed occurrences in the Tenancy matrix. | + +### Step 1 verification and review status + +Implementation is committed as `57f49ce0`. Warnings-as-errors +Release builds with zero warnings/errors. Complete Unit passes 2,616; all five +Contract cases pass; the 46-case architecture selection covers surface, mode, +manifest, tenancy, authentication authority and corpus owners. The PostgreSQL +selection passes all 54 AccountSite/subject-admission cases. The earlier focused +non-Docker HTTP selection passes 121, including startup with an ambient issuer. +The complete non-Docker Integration population passes all 282 cases. All +recorded tests have zero skips. + +Initial new-control failures were fixture errors, not waived runtime failures: +unclassified paths need an explicitly empty collection assertion; a failed +ReadWrite owner permanently poisons its unit, so the ReadOnly positive takes a +fresh scope. Optional per-category Debug configuration produced an invalid +Serilog scalar/section combination and was reverted; the existing serialized +logging collection remains authoritative. The corrected owners pass. + +The changed-document sweep resolves 2,216 relative file/fragment targets with +none broken; seven ADR-parser controls and whitespace checks pass. The first fresh +independent implementation review round is recorded below; complete +architecture/Docker/native and managed demo qualification still belongs to +final-source hosted CI. + +#### Step 1 independent review round 1 + +Three new read-only reviewers inspect `5daee8ad..57f49ce0`: GPT-6 Astra at +xhigh covers runtime/security/resource lifetime; GPT-6.1 Sol at xhigh covers +proof correctness and cost; another GPT-6.1 Sol at xhigh covers tenancy, real +reader controls and corpus governance. Runtime and tenancy/corpus find no +actionable issue. The proof review verifies two additional P2 coverage gaps: + +- A DI-registered `IFilterProvider` can replace effective executable filters + through `FilterItem.Filter` without changing `MvcOptions.Filters`. Pin the + actual provider inventory and bound production provider capability/registration, + with compiled dirty/restored controls. +- A custom attribute implementing `IAllowAnonymous` is not the concrete + `AllowAnonymousAttribute`. Match inherited/implemented anonymous metadata, + preserve exactly the approved public attribute, and check actual endpoint + authorization metadata too. + +Neither finding demonstrates a production authentication bypass; no such +provider/attribute is present, and the independent AccountSite gate remains. +The verified fixes add the actual framework provider/ordering inventory and a +real dirty DI provider that changes effective filter output while the options +list remains unchanged. Compiled implementation/registration controls fail the +provider diagnostic. Direct and inherited custom anonymous attributes fail the +same authorization predicate; public actions still require the exact standard +attribute. Actual endpoint metadata is checked independently. + +Release builds with zero warnings/errors and whitespace verification passes. +Focused surface/authority architecture passes all 23 cases; actual runtime +controls pass both Development/Production cases, with zero skips. These reviews are +source inspections, not executed tests. The second fresh independent review +round inspects the committed correction below. + +#### Step 1 independent review round 2 + +Three fresh read-only reviewers inspect `5daee8ad..6380fccc`: GPT-6 Astra at +xhigh covers proof closure; GPT-6.1 Sol at xhigh covers runtime, cleanup and +effective authorization; GPT-6.1 Sol at high covers corpus governance and +tenancy proofs. Corpus and the runtime corrections have no actionable finding. +The two proof findings concern supported MVC composition channels: + +- Attached/inherited action or controller filters can change effective + `ControllerActionDescriptor.FilterDescriptors` while the global options and + provider inventories remain unchanged. Inventory effective descriptors and + exercise attached filters/factories with dirty/restored controls. +- Explicit `AuthorizationPolicy` or `IAuthorizationRequirementData` endpoint + metadata is consumed separately from `IAuthorizeData`/`IAllowAnonymous`. + Reject these additional channels on the approved endpoints and exercise a + real convention-injected policy as well as compiled metadata/conventions. + +Neither finding identifies a current production bypass. The runtime correction +pins all six effective per-action descriptors, including framework factories, +the inherited API marker, exact declared response type, scope, order, reuse and +factory arguments. Added/removed/changed descriptors fail the same assertion. +Three real attached-filter convention controls preserve global options/provider +inventories while changing the effective descriptors. Two real endpoint +conventions separately inject an explicit policy and requirement metadata; +removing only that metadata restores the authorization assertion. All seven +runtime cases pass with zero skips. Compiled direct/inherited attributes cover +both filter and requirement interfaces; type/service factories and inherited +controller metadata fail their intended diagnostics. The shared endpoint +capability census covers the ordinary authorization/metadata conventions and +their supported direct mutation APIs, with an unchanged display-name convention +as the clean control. A getter alone is not treated as a metadata write: the +existing idempotency OpenAPI transformer only reads metadata. No owner allowlist +was added. Release builds with zero warnings/errors; all 53 focused +surface/authority, public-surface, tenancy, job-manifest and corpus architecture +cases pass with zero skips. Both findings are corrected in `09dcb111`. Their +original round-2 reviewers independently inspect that committed delta and confirm +their findings closed, with no remaining actionable issue in the targeted fixes. +These are source inspections, not additional executed test runs. Step 1's two +independent rounds and verified correction cycle are complete; Step 2 proceeds +under the plan above. Final-source hosted qualification remains outstanding. + +### Step 2 implementation and verification + +**Initial implementation at `8f433a73`, before independent reviews.** The SDK's +fixed, parameterless `PublicRequestRefusalError` is +available only from its server entry. Exact typed transport refusals become the +existing local `invalid-request`; cancellation still takes precedence, provider +text/lookalikes remain transport failures, and response-body failures are not +reclassified. The configured public path fence uses that port before any fetch. +Negative calls send zero requests; the restored public call returns a real +validated success. There is no automatic retry or HTTP response-policy change. +All 72 SDK cases and the 105 public-client/middleware cases pass. + +Demo command failures retain a closed reason and command/daemon origin. Only +observed spontaneous exits supply native status; deadline, spawn, output, +cancellation and cleanup do not borrow a later stop signal. The actual worker +marks missing/malformed input before CDP connection. Process/profile cleanup +preserves the first failure and never attributes its intentional stop status. +A confirmed failed daemon spawn owns no process and does not masquerade as an +output-cleanup fault. + +The CI lifecycle captures clean owned-root Git commit/tree before restore/build, +rechecks it entering proof and before success, and refuses ambient Git redirects +or changed tracked/staged/nonignored source. Real temporary repositories exercise +dirt, unchanged-tree commits, in-checkpoint mutation, root anchoring and finite +command bounds. A copied actual launcher proves the CI check precedes restore; +local-mode source remains usable while dirty. These observations do not attest +ignored inputs or edits restored between checkpoints. Both JSON and HTML byte +digests bind the admitted report pair; corrupt, missing and substituted members +refuse. The child-environment test now describes only constructed values, without +claiming that Next never loads private dotenv files. + +The six-file demo selection passes all 224 cases. The complete guarded frontend +run passes 1,688 cases (1,616 web and 72 SDK), zero skips/todos; lint, typecheck and +production build pass. Import-order and test-only environment typing failures +were corrected without changing the runtime contract. The document sweep resolves +2,275 relative links/fragments with zero broken; seven ADR-parser controls and +whitespace checks pass. Neither independent Step 2 review round had started at +that implementation point. +Actual full-stack browser/audit and final-source backend qualification remain +with the existing hosted checks. + +#### Step 2 independent review round 1 + +Three fresh read-only reviewers inspect `09fdf8a2..8f433a73`: GPT-6 Astra at +xhigh covers process lifetime and diagnostic ownership; GPT-6.1 Sol at xhigh +covers source/report proof; GPT-6.1 Sol at high covers SDK, declarations and +corpus consistency. Source/report and SDK/corpus approve their scopes. The +process review verifies three P2 diagnostic/first-failure gaps: + +- Native cancellation from coordinator timers or its positive HTTP observer + can bypass the command owner's typed path and be recorded as `unknown`. +- An observed output refusal is stored before physical child closure, but the + command race omits that refusal. A later shorter deadline can replace it while + an owned signal-resistant child awaits bounded escalation. +- A second daemon exit replaces the activity check's stored failure while the + public failure promise still retains the first daemon's error. + +These findings concern diagnostic correctness and ownership; no budget or +authentication bypass is demonstrated. Regression controls first reproduce all +three against `8f433a73`. Trusted coordinator cancellation now classifies raw +timer/HTTP aborts using only its owned signal, retaining typed first faults and +excluding cleanup. Spawn/output refusal is published immediately and raced +separately from physical closure; the same existing bounded stop is still joined. +The daemon owner latches one error for both its public promise and active checks. +Real signal-resistant children prove output beats the later deadline and that +daemon refusal precedes physical closure; two daemon exits preserve the original +17 outcome after the later 23 outcome. The daemon publication control compares +event order without a narrow scheduling-time assertion. Native waits exercise +the two distinct startup/proof classification contexts; the HTTP abort is real. + +All six distinct regression cases pass within the complete guarded frontend run: +1,694 passed (1,622 web and 72 SDK), zero skips/todos. Lint and typecheck pass. +Review conclusions above are source inspections; they do not independently rerun +the recorded local tests. The corrected commit proceeds to a second review round +with new independent reviewers. + +#### Step 2 independent review round 2 + +Three new read-only reviewers inspect `09fdf8a2..9d08070e`: GPT-6 Astra at +xhigh covers process lifetime, diagnostics and cleanup; GPT-6.1 Sol at xhigh +covers source checkpoints and report integrity; another GPT-6.1 Sol at high +covers SDK, declarations, consumers and corpus. The source/report and SDK/corpus +reviews find no actionable issue. Source capture precedes the shared launcher's +own restoration/build work; workflow browser-tool bootstrap precedes that +checkpoint and ignored dependencies remain outside its attestation. + +The runtime review verifies one further P2: waiting for ChildProcess `close` to +publish a failing native exit can let a later deadline, or another daemon's +prompt closure, replace the earlier native failure while inherited output pipes +remain open. The correction must publish failing `exit` status immediately while +retaining successful output completion and bounded physical cleanup/stream drain. +The existing exit-before-close lifecycle control makes this a supported process +shape rather than an assumed provider behavior. Fix verification follows below. + +The four new real-child controls first show three failures and one existing +successful-output positive. The fix publishes only failing native `exit` +outcomes early; zero-exit commands still await `close` and complete captured +output. Nonzero and signal failures beat a later deadline despite paused output; +the first daemon leader's failure survives the second daemon's prompt closure. +Physical group shutdown and separate bounded stream drainage remain owned. +All four controls then pass. The complete guarded frontend population passes +1,698 (1,626 web and 72 SDK), with zero skips/todos; lint and typecheck pass. +Five final corpus controls, seven ADR-parser controls and the changed-document +sweep (2,275 relative file/fragment targets, none broken) pass. The runtime fix +receives targeted independent reinspection before correction closeout. + +Targeted reinspection of `9b6794da` finds the same ordering gap for a daemon's +unexpected zero exit: ordinary command success correctly waits for `close`, but +daemon success is itself a failure and must publish immediately too. The added +zero-then-23 control fails before the follow-up fix. A distinct all-native-exit +observation now serves daemon ownership, while ordinary successful capture still +waits for `close`. Both zero-then-23 and 17-then-23 retain the first daemon fault. +All five ownership controls pass; the complete guarded frontend population passes +1,699 (1,627 web and 72 SDK), zero skips/todos, with clean lint and typecheck. + +Both independent runtime and proof reviewers reinspect `49c2c431` and confirm +the ordering finding closed, with no remaining actionable issue in the fix. +These are source inspections, distinct from the locally executed controls. + +### Correction closeout and current-source PR qualification + +Both correction steps complete implementation, commits and two fresh independent +review rounds. Verified findings from each round are fixed and committed; the +targeted follow-up inspections close the final native-exit variant. No test +population, timeout, required check, browser flag or audit threshold is relaxed. +No new decision, schema, role, grant or deployment policy is introduced. + +The [live PR #33 handoff](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/pull/33) owns +qualification of the exact current head and checkout merge: all hosted workers +and required checks, API-bound immutable artifact identities, complete case +unions, naturally completed cleanup and the frontend/browser/report proof. +Local passing checks and earlier green runs do not qualify a later source. This +record closes correction implementation/review, makes no merge or production +readiness claim, and requires that current-source evidence before merge. +P02b-6 remains unstarted. Phase 03 membership/authorization, P02b-7 BFF recovery +and the named Phase 11 production-activation obligations retain their owners. + +### Step 3 — Measured CI timing repair + +The two implementation correction steps close at `00a7877e`. Hosted +[run 39417319998](https://github.com/HodeTech/LearnStack/actions/runs/39417319998) +does not qualify that source: attempt 1 completes 25 successful jobs but refuses +`ordinary-9` before tests on `docker_census_unreadable`; its integration aggregate +fails closed. A full second attempt, without source or policy changes, completes +that Docker job and 25 successful jobs overall, but `architecture-3` reaches +`deadline_exhausted`; its backend aggregate fails closed. No successful sibling +from one attempt substitutes for another attempt's missing result. + +The second attempt's failed Architecture artifact retains 26 of 27 completed +case IDs, all passed, with owned cleanup complete and no forced cleanup. The +remaining selector is +`Background_job_authority_census_detects_extra_activation_and_removed_live_guards`. +Three expensive selectors from the same `JobAuthorityMutationTests` class share +that bin and execute serially. The separate local selector control passes in +203.11 seconds of process wall time; this establishes neither hosted duration +nor whole-shard fit. The detector and all clean/dirty/restored mutations remain +unchanged. + +Under [ADR-0063's reviewed timing-plan revision](../decisions/0063-complete-bounded-ci-test-shards.md#versioned-plan-and-independence), +refresh only weights observed in the five complete Architecture TRXs from +attempt 2 (`architecture-0`, `1`, `2`, `4`, `5`). Their 406 passed case rows +belong to 242 exact assembly/selector groups. Sum each group's observed case +durations, round upward to milliseconds and retain a minimum of one millisecond. +The failed bin's 21 selector estimates and provenance remain unchanged; the +uncompleted selector's old 371-second estimate is not relabelled as a current +measurement. Each new source names its API ZIP digest, artifact ID, run/attempt, +owner, PR head and actual merge checkout. The closed `hosted_trx` kind describes +this evidence without mislabelling it as local or rounded console data. + +These advisory weights influence ownership only. Method/theory grouping, exact +case unions, default costs, fixed-cost unknowns, plan salt, assignment algorithm, +six Architecture/twelve ordinary workers, the twenty-minute execution ceiling and +five-minute aggregates remain unchanged. Offline A/B replay is not a runtime +guarantee. A plan change requires fresh independent review and two genuinely +different complete hosted assignments on the same final source, plan, toolchain +and case population. Earlier frontend/demo successes remain source-bound +historical receipts and cannot qualify that later head. + +The refreshed plan digest is +`85ce77743fd83d924060ad7008899595908ec4fd466597078ae6509e022db01d`. +Replay reconstructs the original actual B assignment and validates exact old/new +A/B unions, whole-selector grouping, different co-membership and unchanged +ordinary/base/native owners. All 52 shard controls, 16 result controls and the +existing workflow topology validation pass. Review closure follows below; +offline replay alone does not satisfy the required complete hosted A/B +qualification. + +#### Step 3 independent review rounds and local closeout + +The implementation is committed at `9014ec66`. Round 1 uses two fresh read-only +reviewers: GPT-6 Astra at xhigh independently reconstructs raw provenance and +assignment arithmetic; GPT-6.1 Sol at high reviews contract, parser and corpus. +Both approve with no actionable finding. Round 2 uses two new GPT-6.1 Sol +reviewers, at xhigh for raw evidence and high for contract/corpus. Both approve +with no actionable finding. The second raw-evidence review independently checks +all five ZIP digests, archive/extracted-byte equality, result file hashes, +406 TRX rows, exact tick arithmetic and all 5,847 case IDs across old/new A/B. +These are read-only calculations and inspections, not independently rerun test +suites or hosted-fit claims. + +Testing 06 also repeats ADR-0063's exact qualification boundary: rollout and plan, +algorithm or fixture-lifetime changes require both complete layouts; normal +future pushes run one complete assignment. No new authority or decision is +introduced. All three correction steps now complete implementation, commits and +both independent review rounds. The live PR handoff must verify two fresh full +A/B attempts for this timing revision on one final source, plan, toolchain and +population, preserving current-attempt evidence and exact required checks. +Neither failed historical attempt nor the offline replay qualifies that head. + +#### Step 3 provenance guard follow-up + +Source `b3abbce6` completes both full attempts of hosted run `39424514759`: +A and B each pass all 27 jobs, 5,847 backend cases including 31 native cases, +1,699 frontend cases and 27 JSON/HTML demo pairs. Independent API/archive/result +validation verifies equal complete case populations, actual different method +co-membership, matching toolchain identities and naturally completed cleanup. +The live PR retains both attempt-specific receipts and their limits. + +A subsequent inspection confirms a Minor parser gap: the new `hosted_trx` kind +accepted a null source or run identity, despite requiring identified hosted +timing evidence. All five committed hosted sources already have both values; +neither their measured provenance nor the successful receipts are defective. +The guard now requires both identities for this kind. Its actual-owner control +fails in all three null combinations before the fix and passes afterwards; +complete hosted records and the disclosed nullable local/console shapes remain +accepted. The existing field-format and unknown-kind refusals still apply. + +The plan bytes, weights, assignment algorithm and fixture lifetime do not +change. Its digest remains +`85ce77743fd83d924060ad7008899595908ec4fd466597078ae6509e022db01d`. +This is source-shape validation, not API attestation of an arbitrary timing +record. Implementation `dbb2e9fd` completes two fresh independent follow-up review +rounds, each with two GPT-6.1 Sol reviewers at high effort. All four approve with +no actionable finding. Round 1 independently exercises 270 kind/identity +combinations; Round 2 exercises separate 507- and 297-combination controls. Both +rounds reproduce the three missing-identity failures against the preceding +parser. These are local/source proofs, not independent hosted attestation. +All 52 combined plan/result controls, 16 separate result controls and topology +validation pass; 2,276 relative links/fragments remain valid. + +ADR-0063 requires one complete current-source assignment for this normal push; +the earlier A/B receipts qualify the unchanged plan on their named source, not +the subsequent guard commit. The live PR owns final-head qualification. + ## Completion Criteria Each criterion below is observable: a named test can pass or fail on it. Criteria whose @@ -11315,8 +13301,12 @@ rows match the enqueuing activity, announced tenant/org and exact nonempty partition. The [P02b-3 merge closeout](#p02b-3-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-15) owns final combined event verification. P02b-4's job infrastructure is locally complete, with exact -qualification in its [local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18). P02b-5–8 -remain unimplemented; the whole phase is not complete. +qualification in its [local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18). P02b-5 is +locally complete after all five steps and both independent review rounds per +step. Its [Step 5 closeout](#p02b-5-step-5--local-implementation-and-review-closeout-2026-10-19) +owns exact validation limits and live PR-head qualification. P02b-6–8 and merge +remain pending. +The whole phase is not complete. - An aggregate change and its outbox row commit together and roll back together, asserted as `learnstack_app`. An enqueue whose event `TenantId` differs from the @@ -11419,9 +13409,9 @@ remain unimplemented; the whole phase is not complete. **Background jobs** -P02b-4's local evidence and Accepted-contract reconciliation of these criteria -are recorded in its [local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18); real -PR-head CI/merge remain separate. +P02b-4 meets these criteria. Its +[merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final PR-source +CI and merge verification; its dated local receipts retain their original scope. - A job enqueued without a tenant id, and one enqueued without a correlation id, each fail **at enqueue time**; an organization-scoped job missing its organization fails @@ -11532,8 +13522,8 @@ PR-head CI/merge remain separate. Refresh publishes one complete immutable queue snapshot; each gauge reads an immutable snapshot. Pending, deferred, terminal and normal eligibility are tested as distinct states. Job dimensions are implemented under Accepted G9/G17; - the [P02b-4 local closeout](#p02b-4-local-closeout-2026-10-18) owns qualification, - while Standards 10 owns the exact inventory. + the [P02b-4 merge closeout](#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) records final + qualification, while Standards 10 owns the exact inventory. - **No row in the [catalogue](../standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md) whose Phase names 02b is still Registered or Awaiting backfill.** Structural rows are green in the `backend` check and behavioural rows in the `backend integration` check, which @@ -11591,7 +13581,8 @@ PR-head CI/merge remain separate. - **Authentication goes live with authorization still a pass-through.** Between this phase and Phase 03 any tenant user reaches every routed request type. G14 bounds the routable set and holds the bound with a rule; the token-keyed limits land in the same - packet because the per-occurrence audit row depends on them. + packet because admitted per-occurrence assertion auditing depends on them; + ADR-0065 separately bounds aggregate audit admission per defended tenant. - **The access-token TTL is the revocation window.** Between this phase and Phase 03 no membership check runs and `AuthorizationBehavior` is a pass-through, so a token keeps tenant access for its full lifetime after the attribute behind it is removed. The diff --git a/docs/roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md b/docs/roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md index 01728efe..21eb4a96 100644 --- a/docs/roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md +++ b/docs/roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md @@ -24,6 +24,23 @@ phase could avoid it because no tenant admin could write a person's attributes y From this phase forward one can, and the answer has to exist before the first custom field is stored. +**P02b-5 handoff — 2026-10-19.** +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) delivers only +the closed tenant API bearer boundary and nonsensitive AccountSite read. This +phase consumes P02b-6 realm issuance and P02b-7 sessions; it does not first wire +those flows. It owns durable subject/actor mapping, real membership, permissions +and permission-sensitive routes. Bootstrap seed mapper emission remains P02b-6; +this phase extends that integration to the live identity/membership lifecycle. + +Before replacing deny-all membership, qualify affirmative row-7 organization +selection and row-14 claim-only resolution through real HTTP controls. Decide +header-mismatch evidence ownership after a successful claim-only platform-host +resolution: a confirmed claim/membership is not an independently defended tenant +host. Do not silently reuse the host-tenant audit allowance or row-14 membership +refusal signal for that distinct case. AccountSite retains its independent +matching HostScope ceiling. This decision belongs to the first live-membership +packet, before that currently unreachable path becomes exposed. + ## Scope ### Identity Model @@ -250,6 +267,20 @@ refresh token storage, or brute-force protection — those are Keycloak responsi ### Authorization +**Gate before the first permission-sensitive route.** P02b-5's +`AuthorizationBehavior` remains pass-through; its AccountSite admission middleware +and production census constrain that one nonsensitive read. They do not install a +general runtime policy for a newly added endpoint. This phase's first authorization +packet must decide and implement a deny-by-default runtime gate before exposing its +first protected route. Select the endpoint/application policy mechanism in that +packet's decision pass; do not infer a shipped fallback policy or authorize a route +merely by adding it to the census. Preserve explicit public anonymous reads. + +The gate's real HTTP controls must show that an unclassified protected endpoint and +an authenticated principal without the required permission cannot dispatch the +handler. Keep the endpoint census as an independent structural check, alongside +tenant membership, permission and resource-scope enforcement. + - Role-based authorization. - Permission-based authorization. - Tenant-scoped permission checks (`Membership.Roles → Permissions`). @@ -459,6 +490,8 @@ find the result row already written rather than record a second one. definition editor, and the schema-driven membership form. - Category-driven redaction of custom-field values in logs and error-tracking payloads. - `AuthorizationBehavior` as a real implementation, replacing the Phase 02a shell. +- The [runtime authorization gate](#authorization), decided and installed before + the first permission-sensitive route, with real denied-dispatch controls. - The Platform-scope permission gate replacing `DenyAllPlatformAdminGate`, with the killswitch toggle command, its permission key and its runbook. - Admin login, tenant switcher and organization switcher via OIDC PKCE. @@ -495,6 +528,10 @@ find the result row already written rather than record a second one. rejection (Tenant vs Organization) returns the correct Problem Details code. - Unauthorized users cannot reach admin endpoints, and a denied command returns `Result.Fail(forbidden)` rather than throwing. +- The [runtime authorization gate](#authorization) refuses an unclassified protected + endpoint and a valid principal lacking its permission before handler execution; + explicit public routes still work anonymously. Updating the static route census + alone cannot make either negative control pass. - Invitation flow is covered by integration tests, including email mismatch, revoked, expired, and cross-organization cases. - MUST-class identity audit entries commit in the same transaction as the write they diff --git a/docs/roadmap/phase-06-renderer-admin-studio.md b/docs/roadmap/phase-06-renderer-admin-studio.md index 8def8216..b7008ae6 100644 --- a/docs/roadmap/phase-06-renderer-admin-studio.md +++ b/docs/roadmap/phase-06-renderer-admin-studio.md @@ -238,6 +238,12 @@ live class. **Phase 06 owns it.** - Tenant context handling. - Error mapping from RFC 7807 Problem Details to typed client errors. +P02b-5's [closed API contract](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) +already separates public/authenticated generated GET ownership. P02b-7 supplies +session transport and its guarded page; this phase expands that foundation to the +full authenticated browser/Studio/Portal journeys. It does not reintroduce token +storage in browser JavaScript or make AccountSite an anonymous public wrapper. + ### End-to-end test stack — a carried dependency P02d-7 delivers a narrow Playwright library browser and Lighthouse harness through diff --git a/docs/roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md b/docs/roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md index 32164921..301747b4 100644 --- a/docs/roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md +++ b/docs/roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md @@ -5,6 +5,14 @@ Turn a working product into an operable one, and build the infrastructure that was deliberately not built earlier. +**Tenant authentication handoff — P02b-5.** +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) qualifies the +closed API boundary with a controlled issuer; P02b-6/7 own actual realm/session +integration. This phase owns production IdP provisioning, key/lifetime operational +qualification, mapped readiness and distributed/edge quota capacity. Existing +visitor/peer floors still apply; the in-process subject limit promises no +independent end-to-end throughput or immediate JWT/session revocation. + Phase 11 carries two distinct bodies of work that share one exit gate. The first is the classical hardening surface: security posture, reliability, backups, @@ -299,6 +307,102 @@ bounds request *cost* once a request is inside. Neither substitutes for the othe them. Until they land, the backend's gate is the one Phase 02a Packet 9 shipped: NuGet audit over the whole graph, at any severity, failing CI. +### Tenant authentication production activation + +Before production use of tenant authentication, complete P02b-6 realm issuance and +P02b-7 sessions and qualify the following operational work in this phase. An earlier +production rollout must bring these tasks forward through its decision pass; local +P02b-5 proofs do not establish production readiness. This is operational ownership, +not a request to add an unused module, adapter or port. + +- **Issuer topology.** Prove DNS resolution, connection routing and TLS trust from + the deployed API to its configured issuer, including its discovery and JWKS paths. + [API Gateway § Current issuer topology](../architecture/30-api-gateway.md#current-issuer-topology-and-activation-limits) + owns the current same-issuer constraint. A split metadata origin needs a separate + accepted design and containment proofs before deployment; do not substitute an + internal issuer merely to make the network request succeed. +- **Outage and key rotation.** Exercise cold start without metadata, a warmed known + signing key during an outage, a new key while refresh fails, recovery, and rejection + of a withdrawn unexpired key after the replacement set has been observed. Current + configuration caching is distinct from last-known-good fallback: disabling the + latter does not make every refresh failure a hard 401 outage, and it supplies no + guaranteed outage grace period or immediate revocation. The existing controlled + issuer proofs do not establish production DNS/TLS or mixed-version rollout behavior. + The five-minute automatic refresh interval is asserted as configuration; manual + `RequestRefresh()` and reduced on-demand intervals are not elapsed five-minute + automatic-refresh evidence. Run that automatic cadence and mixed-version rollout + drill here against the actual deployment. +- **Diagnostic contract and volume.** Current auth outcomes log at Information with + stages `credential`, `profile` or `validation` and reasons `accepted` or `rejected`. + The profile's internal `TenantTokenFailure` distinctions are not emitted, and there + is no dedicated closed authentication outcome metric. These signals cannot + distinguish expired-token traffic, issuer failure and key-rotation faults. Decide + the required bounded taxonomy, counters, alert thresholds and success sampling or + level before activation, preserving the raw vendor-data exclusion in + [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#vendor-diagnostic-boundary). + Authentication precedes subject admission, so its per-attempt Information volume + is not bounded by the later subject quota. Measure cost under accepted and rejected + traffic instead of silently changing the current log contract. +- **Correlation and proof limits.** Early auth failure events occur before tenant + context is installed; the context-based enricher need not supply `correlation.id` + on those events. Current privacy/positive-outcome tests do not prove correlation + on every production failure. Qualify a safe pre-resolution correlation contract + here without exporting credential or arbitrary claim text. Vendor event 3 coverage + uses an interface-only configuration adapter to reach that handler catch boundary; + natural production initial-metadata failure is covered through event 1. The event 3 + control is not evidence that the current production manager naturally follows it. +- **Organization-host refusal visibility.** ADR-0064 row 10, a tenant-only token on + an organization host, remains 404 while membership denies everyone. It emits the + resolver's generic Debug refusal, with no durable rejection row or dedicated + mismatch counter. Phase 03 owns live membership; this phase decides and tests + bounded operational visibility for refused membership/scope cases before production. + An observability change must preserve the accepted no-durable-row rule unless a + new decision explicitly changes it. +- **Subject capacity.** [ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) + is Accepted — 2026-10-20. Implementation and local runtime/exported proofs are + delivered; the [implementation record](phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) + owns independent reviews and final-source CI qualification. + Its 4096 retained keys are shared across tenants, so occupied + live slots can refuse other valid subjects. Quota/capacity use 429 with + stock-quota/60-second hints; new-key sticky cleanup fault uses 503 with the + common 30-second helper. Existing retained subjects keep their quota service. + Qualify the accepted implementation's live/idle pressure, actual cleanup, + 4224 retained-plus-retiring resource bound and multiple-instance behavior here; + measure supported sizing and publish refusal thresholds. Evaluate retained occupancy/headroom signals, actual live/idle retirement + cost and the timer-only full-rotation horizon when selecting those thresholds; + current rejection counters alone are not proactive capacity evidence. + Production operations must route `learnstack_tenant_subject_admission_rejected_total{reason}` for + `quota`, `registry_capacity` and `registry_fault`, plus the unlabelled once-only + `learnstack_tenant_subject_cleanup_failed_total` transition. Accepted counters + and local export proofs do not install alerts or mapped readiness. The future + production runbook must distinguish quota replenishment, capacity pressure and + sticky cleanup fault; only the fault branch recommends qualified instance + replacement. Exercise blocked-disposal/request/shutdown behavior: one synchronous + disposal has no wall-clock bound and a host grace deadline is not cleanup proof. + Preserve the single cleanup owner and no new allocation/debit before the + acquisition owner's successful cleanup/recheck. Do not use a restart or live + eviction to restore spent quota or bypass ordinary capacity admission. +- **Readiness and incident response.** There is no mapped auth readiness check today; + `/healthz` proves liveness. Decide whether an unavailable IdP changes whole-instance + readiness or authenticated-traffic admission, preserving the credential-free public + contract. Keep IdP state, subject capacity and audit-store failure distinguishable. + Platform operations owns runbooks under `docs/runbooks/` for DNS/TLS/metadata failure, + signing-key rollout and withdrawal, authentication-volume spikes and capacity + refusal. Each runbook names the signal, diagnostic access, safe recovery and an + exercised recovery control before production activation. + +**Assertion-audit suppression is a separate incident.** +[ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) accepts that an +attacker can consume a target tenant's durable allowance and later actors lose +durable rows during that window. Suppression attempts no store write; it is not an +audit-store failure, and the `audit` health check can remain healthy. It does not +mean complete durable actor evidence exists. Platform operations must alert on +`learnstack_tenant_assertion_audit_suppressed_total` deltas over a named window and +triage event 4006 `AuditBudgetExhausted` with its sanctioned typed attribution. +Exercise suppression and actual store-write failure separately, publish thresholds +and recovery instructions, and retain the budget and privacy boundary. Warnings and +counters continue during suppression; their volume and retention need sizing too. + ### Reliability - **Process supervision and crash recovery.** Select and qualify deployment-specific @@ -559,6 +663,9 @@ same `ILiveClassProvider`. topology decision against measured shared-failure/scaling triggers. - Security baseline and the expanded tenant + organization isolation regression suite. - Observability baseline: dashboards, alerts, and per-tenant resource metrics. +- [Tenant authentication activation](#tenant-authentication-production-activation) + evidence, explicit diagnostic/readiness decisions, and exercised IdP, key, + subject-capacity and assertion-suppression runbooks. - Backup and restore process with a completed drill. - Performance baseline against the budgets in [15-performance.md](../standards/15-performance.md). @@ -638,6 +745,10 @@ same `ILiveClassProvider`. - No network telemetry exporter is wired under `SelfHostedAirGapped`, asserted by test rather than by review. - Critical flows have sufficient logging and tracing, including the Hub contract surface. +- Every [tenant authentication activation task](#tenant-authentication-production-activation) + has deployment-specific evidence. Cold/warm cache, failing refresh, key withdrawal, + capacity refusal, assertion suppression and real audit-store failure have distinct + operational controls; no liveness success substitutes for them. - Public site performance meets the stated budgets, with the customization runtime's cost measured on a page composed of multiple `data_source` blocks. - File uploads are safely constrained. @@ -697,7 +808,8 @@ LearnStack is production-ready when all of the following hold: - ADR-0026 is Accepted and the release process follows it. - The operational runbooks under `docs/runbooks/` cover the incidents this phase's subsystems can produce: Hub outage, licence expiry, partition-management failure, - certificate renewal failure, broker outage, and a tenant saturating a shared resource. + certificate renewal failure, broker outage, a tenant saturating a shared resource, + and the [tenant authentication activation incidents](#tenant-authentication-production-activation). Anything not true at this gate is either finished before launch or removed from the support claim. There is no third option — a mode or capability that is documented, diff --git a/docs/standards/02-backend-coding.md b/docs/standards/02-backend-coding.md index cc2a0ab7..6e839208 100644 --- a/docs/standards/02-backend-coding.md +++ b/docs/standards/02-backend-coding.md @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ **Derives from:** [ADR 0002 — Initial Architecture](../decisions/0002-initial-architecture.md), [ADR 0006 — Events and Outbox](../decisions/0006-events-and-outbox.md), [ADR 0023 — Strongly-Typed ID Source Generator](../decisions/0023-strongly-typed-id-source-generator.md), [ADR 0031 — PostgreSQL Major Version](../decisions/0031-postgresql-major-version.md), [ADR 0036 — Trusted Inputs for Tenant and Organization Resolution](../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md). Public-read additions derive from [ADR-0052](../decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md). +Tenant API authentication additions derive from +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md). Producer additions derive from [ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md). @@ -109,6 +111,14 @@ Emission — **at an export boundary, write `id.Value`, never the id**: unwrapping early is how a tenant id ends up where an organization id belongs with the compiler's blessing. +The HTTP identity boundary follows +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md): the API alone +projects validated token UUIDs into typed actor/scope values. Opaque `sub` is not +`UserId`, and role/email/display claims are not application permission. Modules +consume trusted context/contracts, never raw provider claims. The production +caller census closes projection construction, mutation and consumers; generated +record copy capabilities do not authorize a second producer. + ## Nullability - `Nullable` is on. Treat warnings as errors. diff --git a/docs/standards/04-api-design.md b/docs/standards/04-api-design.md index 8b6d03e8..6862fe1b 100644 --- a/docs/standards/04-api-design.md +++ b/docs/standards/04-api-design.md @@ -6,6 +6,14 @@ Public-read additions derive from [ADR-0052](../decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md); anonymous accounting derives from [ADR-0054](../decisions/0054-bounded-public-renderer-admission.md). +The accepted tenant-authentication contract derives from +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md); +P02b-5 Step 4 activates the closed HTTP boundary; its delivery record owns proof +and review status. Subject-registry capacity, cleanup and refusal semantics +derive from [ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md), +Accepted — 2026-10-20. Implementation has local runtime/exported proofs; the +[implementation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) +owns independent reviews and final-source CI qualification. REST conventions for LearnStack public and admin APIs. @@ -71,7 +79,7 @@ shape, and per-deployment-mode behaviour — see ADR-0024 directly. | 202 | Accepted for async work | | 204 | Success, no body | | 400 | Client validation failure | -| 401 | Missing/invalid authentication | +| 401 | Invalid present tenant bearer credentials; missing authentication only where the surface permits a challenge | | 403 | Authenticated but not authorized | | 404 | Not found (also used to hide cross-tenant existence) | | 405 | Method not allowed; the `Allow` header lists the methods that are permitted | @@ -127,6 +135,15 @@ Two things a reader of this document needs, because both are easy to get wrong: - Service-to-service uses client-credentials grants with limited scopes. - API keys are forbidden in the MVP; if added later, they live in `Integrations` with rotation + audit. +**P02b-5 HTTP activation — 2026-10-19.** +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) defines the +strict tenant bearer profile and ordered HTTP admission. On classified known +hosts, present invalid or undecidable credentials return 401 with a bare Bearer +challenge, including on public endpoints. Unknown hosts retain their masked 404 +before JWT validation; credential-free public reads retain anonymous behavior. +Production authentication and authorization services/middleware activate together +with the complete Step 4 boundary. + ## Tenant Context **[ADR-0036](../decisions/0036-tenant-resolution-trusted-inputs.md) is the single @@ -162,8 +179,9 @@ reconciliation matrix are the separate case — no tenant context resolves at al else — failing with `lockey_not_found`, so the body it renders is byte-identical to the one an unresolvable host gets, because anything a client can tell apart confirms to an anonymous caller that the tenant exists. Not `lockey_tenant_mismatch`: a - `HostOnly` context is anonymous by construction and `tenant_mismatch` is the - authenticated code. The mechanism differs and the wire result must not — + `HostOnly` context records host-only tenant authority, including a validated + actor whose tenant claim is absent under ADR-0064. Authentication cannot lift that + ceiling. The mechanism differs and the wire result must not — host classification writes a bodyless **404** that `UseStatusCodePages` fills in through `ProblemDetailsFactory.ForStatus(404)`, while a step-4 failure carries its own Problem Details body through `ProblemDetailsActionResult`; since @@ -193,6 +211,12 @@ reconciliation matrix are the separate case — no tenant context resolves at al tenant host under the ceiling and an unknown host both carry `not_found`. That discloses membership of `Tenancy:PlatformHosts` — a short static list an operator publishes as its own entry point — and nothing about any tenant. + This generic unresolved MediatR result remains `tenant_mismatch`. + ADR-0064's exact AccountSite endpoint instead refuses at outer HTTP admission: + absent credentials on tenant, organization and platform hosts return the masked + `not_found` 404, as does a validated principal without usable host-backed tenant + authority. Its scoped authorization result handler preserves that result before + dispatch; it does not change the generic pipeline gate. - **Permitted methods default to `GET` / `HEAD`.** An entry declaring a mutating method states why, in the table. - **No `[PublicSurface]` type performs a tenant-owned write.** @@ -243,6 +267,24 @@ cross-checks the merged `IAuditCatalog` and fails any marked request registered MUST-class `read-sensitive`. Its companion proves the forbidden classification is detected even when all shipped requests are correctly Off. +### Closed authenticated read + +**Accepted by ADR-0064 — 2026-10-19; HTTP activation in P02b-5 Step 4.** +The additional operation is exact `GET /api/v1/account/site`, `GetAccountSite`, +dispatching non-public `GetAccountSiteQuery`. It returns the validated actor, +resolved tenant/organization and existing live `PublicSite` projection, accepts +no query parameters or client-selected identifiers, and is audit Off. Before any +reader, the query requires `HostAndClaim`, a real non-system actor and matching +real resolved/host scope; `ClaimAndMembership` remains ineligible even after live +membership arrives. The exact query receives physical ReadOnly through the +existing owner; it gains no public marker or general authenticated-read exemption. + +Step 4 adds this GET to the eight public GET/HEAD actions in the closed production +census, with explicit infrastructure exclusions, bearer OpenAPI security and +no-store on success and early errors. Generated GETs have exact disjoint public +and authenticated ownership with an exhaustive union. The public transport stays +credential-free; P02b-7 owns authenticated session transport. + ## Pagination Cursor pagination by default: @@ -488,10 +530,27 @@ a limit, and the first version of this table was four of those. | Multipart upload (excluding files) | — | No endpoint yet; [Phase 04](../roadmap/phase-04-cms-media-pages.md) | | File upload, per content type | see [architecture/16 § Validation](../architecture/16-media-pipeline.md) | No endpoint yet; [Phase 04](../roadmap/phase-04-cms-media-pages.md) | | Rate limit (anonymous) | 60 req/min per canonical IP + 600 req/min per physical peer | [ADR-0053](../decisions/0053-trusted-public-server-rendering.md) / P02d-5 G34 delivers both budgets. Fixed one-minute windows, no queue; no host/cookie partition. ADR-0054 coordinated accounting is implemented by remediation Step 1; both independent review rounds passed. See below | -| Rate limit (authenticated) | 600 req/min per token | No token to key on yet; [Phase 02b](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md) | -| Rate limit (write endpoints) | 60 req/min per token | No token to key on yet; [Phase 02b](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md) | - -429 responses include `Retry-After`. +| Rate limit (authenticated) | Additional 600 req/min per validated issuer + subject | [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md); P02b-5 Step 3 implements the component, Step 4 activates it after authentication and before resolution/audit. Existing early visitor/peer limits still apply | +| Rate limit (write endpoints) | 60 req/min per token (planned) | No routed protected write; [Phase 03](../roadmap/phase-03-identity-admin.md) owns the first authorized writes and their admission policy | + +429 responses include `Retry-After`. Accepted +[ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) requires the +subject-admission boundary to distinguish these outcomes before resolution or +audit, using the existing Problem Details/no-store path: + +| Subject refusal | Status / body code | `Retry-After` | +|---|---|---| +| Spent quota | 429 / `rate_limited` | Stock quota hint, rounded up to seconds, minimum 1 | +| Retained-key capacity | 429 / `rate_limited` | 60 seconds | +| Sticky cleanup fault for a new key | 503 / `dependency_unavailable` | Common 503 retry helper: 30 seconds | + +Capacity is a rate-admission refusal, not an IdP or audit-store failure; the +idempotency-store capacity rule remains 503 because an operation outcome cannot +be safely retained there. Cleanup fault is an unavailable local dependency. +Existing retained keys keep their quota service during that fault. Retry hints +promise neither space nor recovery; fault recovery needs qualified instance +replacement. Local signed-token HTTP and actual OTLP proofs cover these outcomes; +the implementation record owns independent reviews and final-source CI qualification. **ADR-0054 accounting implemented — 2026-10-09; both review rounds passed.** Remediation Step 1 probes an owned known visitor limiter with zero permits and returns diff --git a/docs/standards/05-database.md b/docs/standards/05-database.md index 1b45f25a..93402d0c 100644 --- a/docs/standards/05-database.md +++ b/docs/standards/05-database.md @@ -26,6 +26,8 @@ write path, not on the `tenants` CHECK**), ships unwritten**). Public-read additions derive from [ADR-0052](../decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md). +Tenant API authentication additions derive from +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md). Producer additions derive from [ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md). Delivery/recovery additions derive from @@ -92,6 +94,12 @@ migration adds from here. ## Tenant-Owned and Organization-Scoped Tables +P02b-5's [tenant API boundary](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) +adds no table, role, grant or RLS exception. Its actor/scope projection is not a +persisted User/Membership model; Phase 03 owns that identity domain. AccountSite +uses the existing application-role physical ReadOnly owner and independently +checked host scope. The canonical isolation templates below remain unchanged. + Every tenant-owned table **must** carry `tenant_id` + one RLS policy + an EF filter. Org-scoped tables additionally carry an `organization_id` column (nullable when the row may be tenant-wide), and the organization term is `AND`-ed into that same policy per diff --git a/docs/standards/06-testing.md b/docs/standards/06-testing.md index e35b71f6..5812fdad 100644 --- a/docs/standards/06-testing.md +++ b/docs/standards/06-testing.md @@ -171,7 +171,9 @@ Use **Re-run all jobs**, not failed-job or single-job reruns. All producer siblings must belong to the current run attempt. Odd/even attempts select the two deterministic layouts; final qualification requires genuinely distinct co-membership, including SharedSchema methods, on the same source, plan, -toolchain and complete case population. The +toolchain and complete case population. Plan, algorithm or fixture-lifetime +changes require both layouts. Normal future pushes execute one complete +assignment. The [CI follow-up record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0063-step-3--workflow-and-aggregate-enforcement-2026-10-19) owns actual hosted fit and the two complete attempts; local controls do not establish either. @@ -244,6 +246,23 @@ browser profiles and raw process logs are excluded from artifacts. Human foregro [local test workflow](../../.claude/skills/run-tests-locally/SKILL.md#public-demo-managed-browser-and-lighthouse) owns the complete setup and artifact instructions. +The shared CI launcher observes a clean Git commit and tree before its own +dependency restoration or builds, verifies the owned repository root, and rechecks +that identity on entry to the browser proof and before success. Workflow browser +tool bootstrap precedes that launcher checkpoint. Inherited Git overrides do +not select another repository. Tracked, staged or nonignored untracked changes +refuse qualification; ignored runtime/build outputs remain permitted. These clean +checkpoints are source observations, not hermetic build attestation: ignored +configuration/dependencies and an edit restored between observations are not +certified. Foreground local development retains its existing dirty-tree workflow. + +Each report receipt binds the JSON and HTML byte digests to the same invocation, +commit/tree, build, URL/run, configuration and browser identity. A missing, +corrupt or substituted member refuses the pair. Closed operation diagnostics +distinguish actual child exit, spawn, deadline, cancellation and daemon failure; +cleanup never borrows a signal sent intentionally during teardown. Raw provider +messages and private configuration do not enter these receipt diagnostics. + The frontend workspace pins Playwright and Lighthouse as development tools. Lighthouse's transitive development `axe-core@4.14.0` does not supply a standalone application axe dependency or the full Phase 06 axe suite. There is no diff --git a/docs/standards/07-frontend-architecture.md b/docs/standards/07-frontend-architecture.md index 58766ac6..3cd5cd05 100644 --- a/docs/standards/07-frontend-architecture.md +++ b/docs/standards/07-frontend-architecture.md @@ -203,7 +203,8 @@ server caller in `apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.ts`. using locked `openapi-typescript` 7.13.0 into checked-in `schema.d.ts`. Production served/snapshot equality and required frontend regeneration/drift checks are part of P02d-4; generator output remains outside formatter rewriting. -- The root exports generated types only. `/server` supplies four thin public GET +- The root exports generated types and the exact authenticated path/operation + contract, with no authenticated transport. `/server` supplies four thin public GET wrappers using generated operation types and an injected Fetch-compatible transport that resolves relative URLs; no global-fetch default. - The unused client factory/export is removed. No tenant-ID option, authority-header @@ -213,6 +214,12 @@ server caller in `apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.ts`. strings, matching Standards 09's carrier. Transport failure, malformed JSON, invalid local path input and caller cancellation remain distinct from a valid API error; cancellation precedes URL construction. +- The server-only `PublicRequestRefusalError` port marks a transport's local + operation-construction or validation refusal before network I/O. The SDK maps + this exact type to `invalid-request`; it does not infer refusal from provider + error text or names. Cancellation takes precedence. Other transport failures + remain `transport-error`, and body-consumption failures are not reclassified. + This local result is neither an HTTP 400 nor an automatic retry instruction. - P02d-5/G35 delivers the configured trusted server caller. P02d-6 supplies all public page consumers. HEAD is the HTTP companion, not a browser JSON wrapper. diff --git a/docs/standards/09-error-handling.md b/docs/standards/09-error-handling.md index 98c48f68..72365dfa 100644 --- a/docs/standards/09-error-handling.md +++ b/docs/standards/09-error-handling.md @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ **Derives from:** [ADR 0002 — Initial Architecture](../decisions/0002-initial-architecture.md) (Problem Details + Result\ baseline), [ADR 0032 — Exception Handling, Logging, and Observability Architecture](../decisions/0032-exception-handling-logging-and-observability.md) (implementation patterns), [04-api-design.md](04-api-design.md) § Error Responses. Public-read additions derive from [ADR-0052](../decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md). +Tenant API authentication additions derive from +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md). Public UI message mapping derives from [ADR-0027](../decisions/0027-frontend-i18n.md) and the [Accepted P02d-6 package](../roadmap/phase-02d-walking-skeleton.md#p02d-6-decision-package-2026-10-09). Bootstrap response ownership and renderer Retry-After qualification derive from @@ -137,6 +139,14 @@ matching localization key adds the `lockey_` prefix. | `unsupported_media_type` | `Content-Type` the endpoint does not accept — *framework-minted* | 415 | | `request_rejected` | Any other 4xx nothing else names — *framework-minted* | 4xx as sent | +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) distinguishes +HTTP credential failures from tenant refusal: invalid present credentials on +known hosts return bare-challenge 401, while missing AccountSite credentials +return masked `not_found` 404. Authenticated host/header disagreement remains +`tenant_mismatch`; membership refusal remains `not_found`. Early 413/429 retain +their existing precedence and shared Problem Details owner. The complete ongoing +contract lives in [API Design](04-api-design.md#authentication). + A **framework-minted** code is one no handler produced: routing or the server rejected the request before an `Error` could exist, so the code is derived from the status by `HttpStatusMap.CanonicalCodeFor`. See § API Surface below for the diff --git a/docs/standards/10-observability.md b/docs/standards/10-observability.md index 41162c8d..1982f57a 100644 --- a/docs/standards/10-observability.md +++ b/docs/standards/10-observability.md @@ -7,8 +7,23 @@ Producer additions derive from Delivery/recovery additions derive from [ADR-0046](../decisions/0046-durable-event-delivery-and-recovery.md). Accepted job-lifecycle observation derives from -[ADR-0059](../decisions/0059-owned-hangfire-server-generations.md); -implementation remains P02b-4 Steps 4 and 9. +[ADR-0059](../decisions/0059-owned-hangfire-server-generations.md). +P02b-4 is implemented and merged; its +[merge closeout](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-merge-and-closeout-2026-10-19) +owns final qualification. Phase 11 owns production activation. +Tenant-authentication diagnostics derive from +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md); +P02b-5 Steps 1 and 3 implement the components; Step 4 activates the HTTP boundary. +Bounded assertion diagnostics and process-wide outbound metric projection derive +from [ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md); its +audit-budget implementation and local proofs are delivered in the +[remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20). +Acceptance was committed before that implementation; production sizing remains open. +Subject-admission refusal and cleanup-fault signals derive from +[ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md), Accepted — +2026-10-20. Their implementation and local exported proofs are delivered; the +[implementation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) +owns independent reviews and final-source CI qualification. Three signals — logs, traces, metrics — bound by a single correlation id. Everything we ship is observable from day one. @@ -144,6 +159,129 @@ Structured JSON, one event per line. Example: - Stack traces logged at `Error` and `Fatal` only. - Avoid logging large objects; log identifiers and a sample summary instead. +### Tenant-authentication diagnostics + +**Accepted contract — 2026-10-19; HTTP activation in P02b-5 Step 4.** +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) extends the +existing rejection recorder; it introduces no second detector or audit slug. + +- The closed `TenantAssertionSource` maps only to `header` or `jwt-claim`. + Recorder metadata/counters consume that source. Arbitrary claims, opaque + subjects, actors and correlation IDs never become metric labels. +- Rejection records capture typed actor, request correlation and trusted + organization explicitly. A host-backed JWT rejection is recorded under the + host tenant, with `OrganizationId=null` and trusted organization in metadata; + failed resolution does not install a tenant context for attribution. +- Row 7 gains its required single rejection audit; row 10 stays unaudited. + Row 14 uses synchronous `RecordNoTenantRefusal`: one existing + `learnstack_tenant_assertion_unresolved_total` increment with only + `source=jwt-claim`, `dimension=Tenant`, and fixed `membership_unconfirmed` + diagnostic. Its decorator performs no audit-store I/O and writes zero rows; + no claimed tenant or sentinel supplies an audit target. The glossary names this + [tenantless membership refusal](../glossary.md#multi-tenancy). +- A validated profile with absent tenant claim emits one fixed + `tenant_claim_absent` **Debug log event** per admitted request after subject + admission. It has no claim value or labels, creates no metric or error/message + key, and preserves public 200/protected 404 and the actor's attribution. +- Resolution short-circuits at its first disagreement, before header assertions. + Separate authenticated requests remain distinct diagnostic occurrences. + Subject-quota refusal precedes durable mismatch recording; admitted audit + failure preserves the refusal and existing Critical/health behavior. +- [ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) admits 600 + authenticated audit attempts per independently defended host tenant per API + instance in a first-request-anchored monotonic minute. A singleton + `TenantAssertionAuditBudget` shares allowance across scoped recorders, actors, + sources and dimensions. Failed writes spend permits. Later occurrences make + no audit-store call and retain their refusal. There is no tenant configuration + override or independent tenant-registry cap; suppressed calls do not extend + expiry. Anonymous bursts and tenantless recording retain their contracts. +- Every mismatch increments + `learnstack_tenant_assertion_mismatch_total{dimension,source,authenticated}`; + tenant UUIDs are absent. Every suppressed occurrence also increments + `learnstack_tenant_assertion_audit_suppressed_total{dimension,source,reason}`, + with only `reason=audit_budget_exhausted`. Actor/subject/correlation values are + absent from all metric labels. A positive counter delta directly counts skipped + durable attempts, without joining logs to rows; Phase 11 owns production alert + routing and thresholds. +- Emit exactly one Warning occurrence event: normal 4001, or suppressed 4006 + `AuditBudgetExhausted`, retaining typed tenant/actor/correlation properties. + A suppressed occurrence emits no additional 4001. Its reason belongs to logs + and telemetry, never `AuditEntryDraft.Reason` or Problem Details. Aggregate + real-time log volume remains unbounded; an attacker can exhaust the durable + tenant allowance and later actors have no durable row during that window. + Counters/warnings do not restore complete durable actor evidence. + Suppression is intentional admission, not a store failure: the `audit` health + check can remain Healthy while rows are omitted. Before production exposure, + [Phase 11's authentication activation gate](../roadmap/phase-11-production-hardening.md#tenant-authentication-production-activation) + must qualify counter alerting and the 4006 tenant/actor/correlation triage + runbook. Health alone cannot establish complete security-event coverage. + +Accepted [ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) +requires `learnstack_tenant_subject_admission_rejected_total{reason}` with only +`quota`, `registry_capacity` or `registry_fault`, emitted once per refused request +before responding. Admission emits no increment; cached pipeline re-execution +neither reacquires nor increments again. Emit unlabelled +`learnstack_tenant_subject_cleanup_failed_total` once on the instance's first +sticky cleanup-fault transition, including faults first observed by the timer. +Neither metric carries issuer, subject, actor, tenant, host, token or correlation; +retained exceptions are not metric values or exported provider diagnostics. No +new per-refusal Warning or audit write is introduced. The signals have local +actual-OTLP proofs; the implementation record owns independent reviews and +final-source CI qualification. These proofs install neither production alerts nor +mapped readiness. Phase 11 +owns sizing, alert routing and the separate quota/capacity/fault production +runbook; liveness and audit health do not diagnose this registry. + +The Step 1 vendor boundary suppresses the exact category +`Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.JwtBearer.JwtBearerHandler` at every level +before any production sink. This includes stock failure events 1/3 and inherited +event 7. Emit independent LearnStack closed stage/reason outcomes without vendor +exceptions, their message/inner/data, token, subject or issuer/audience text. +IdentityModel PII/security-artifact output and backchannel diagnostics follow +the same boundary. Actual Serilog-to-OTLP/error-capture and collector canary +controls must prove both absence of raw failures and presence of closed outcomes; +a Warning threshold or response-only setting is insufficient. Unrelated logging +and sanctioned typed UUID/correlation recorder attribution remain observable. + +Metadata HTTP spans are suppressed. Native `System.Net.Http` and +`System.Net.NameResolution` metrics do not honor request-local suppression. +[ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) ratifies the +API export projection shipped in `c6108bf9`: HTTP retains only +`http.request.method`, `http.response.status_code`, `network.protocol.version`, +`url.scheme` and `error.type`; DNS retains only `error.type`. Counts and durations +remain observable. Hostname/address/port, DNS question, full URL, path and query +are omitted from metrics for every outbound request, including ordinary Hub, +payment and media dependencies. Destination attribution is unavailable there. +Ordinary HTTP traces and application logs remain observable. Phase 11 qualifies +a finite source-declared dependency identity before its first consumer. + +The API sets the exemplar filter to `AlwaysOff` programmatically. A point-tag +allowlist alone does not enforce this boundary: OpenTelemetry exemplars can +retain removed point attributes as filtered attributes. Standard and +histogram-specific `always_on`/`trace_based` environment settings cannot widen +the API's export. This enforces ADR-0065's existing metric privacy contract; +it introduces no destination-label exception. Metric-to-trace exemplar +correlation is unavailable; ordinary trace export is unchanged. + +`TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticsTests.Metrics` proves real HTTP/DNS duration and +bounded-tag positives. Metadata hostname/address canaries must be absent from +all exported channels. A separate ordinary HTTP request with a distinct IP/port +and path/query canaries must omit those values from metrics while preserving its +ordinary trace positive; ordinary destinations are not forbidden in all payloads. +The decoder includes exemplar attributes, span/trace identifiers and values. +Both environment filter families have real unprojected controls and production +privacy negatives. This distinguishes absent exemplars from a decoder that never +read them. +The actual singleton-budget suppression path is also exported through the root's +`LearnStack.Api` meter subscription. Its test waits for the correlated Warning +while the logger owner is alive: a metrics flush is not a log-delivery receipt. +The ordinary-destination controls are implemented; the +[P02b-5 remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +owns their current qualification status. + +Step 3 implements recorder/claimless/quota diagnostics; Steps 4–5 qualify the +complete active path. Acceptance alone claims none of these mechanisms delivered. + ### Sampling - Production sampling: 100% of `Information`+ logs by default. @@ -251,6 +389,11 @@ backend treat business rejections as system failures. |--------|------|--------| | `learnstack_http_request_duration_seconds` | histogram | route, method, status | | `learnstack_http_request_total` | counter | route, method, status | +| `learnstack_tenant_assertion_mismatch_total` | counter | dimension, source, authenticated | +| `learnstack_tenant_assertion_audit_suppressed_total` | counter | dimension, source, reason (`audit_budget_exhausted`) | +| `learnstack_tenant_assertion_unresolved_total` | counter | dimension, source | +| `learnstack_tenant_subject_admission_rejected_total` | counter | reason (`quota`, `registry_capacity`, `registry_fault`) | +| `learnstack_tenant_subject_cleanup_failed_total` | counter | none | | `learnstack_db_query_duration_seconds` | histogram | module, operation | | `learnstack_outbox_pending_count` | gauge | — | | `learnstack_outbox_dispatch_duration_seconds` | histogram | event_type | diff --git a/docs/standards/11-security.md b/docs/standards/11-security.md index f12711f7..8599f9c7 100644 --- a/docs/standards/11-security.md +++ b/docs/standards/11-security.md @@ -26,6 +26,22 @@ ingress/caller and anonymous visitor budgets derive from native admission and redirect/query rules derive from [ADR-0054](../decisions/0054-bounded-public-renderer-admission.md). Delivery/recovery additions derive from [ADR-0046](../decisions/0046-durable-event-delivery-and-recovery.md). +The exact authenticated read-mode extension derives from +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md). The composition +declarations +are frozen once in a singleton exact-type catalogue; request-scoped transaction +behaviors share that immutable snapshot. The retained-subject bound, retirement +ownership and closed refusal/fault signals derive from +[ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md), Accepted — +2026-10-20. Implementation and local runtime/exported proofs are delivered; the +[implementation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) +owns independent reviews and final-source CI qualification. +The bound grants no throughput entitlement. +Bounded authenticated assertion recording derives from +[ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md); its +implementation and local proofs are delivered in the +[remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20). Its tenant-only audit budget is separate from the +subject request registry and adds no tenant-registry admission cap. Producer announcement and common execution ownership derive from [ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md). @@ -307,9 +323,12 @@ transaction by the step-6 `TransactionBehavior` adapter through `TransactionExecutionCoordinator`, from the context admitted at step 4. Default ReadWrite transactions announce them as their first SQL statement. -For a physical PublicSurface ReadOnly owner only, +For a physical PublicSurface ReadOnly owner or the exact authenticated +`GetAccountSiteQuery` ReadOnly owner only, [ADR-0052](../decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md) and [ADR-0040 Amendment 8](../decisions/0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md#amendment-8--read-only-public-frames-2026-10-03) +with each ADR's 2026-10-19 dated scope-extension disclosure under +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md), authorize one predecessor: begin READ COMMITTED, execute and await `SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY`, then return the owner frame. The existing tenant/ organization setter follows before any data SQL or handler dispatch. Mode setup @@ -317,6 +336,13 @@ alone never stamps the tenant-announced marker. If setup fails or is cancelled, Begin cleans up the partial transaction and marks rollback-only before rethrowing. Mode resets per transaction; poisoning remains sticky for the unit's lifetime. +The authenticated-query extension is implemented by +[P02b-5 Step 2](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-step-2--real-read-only-application-subject-2026-10-19); +Step 4 owns HTTP activation. Selection is by exact request type, never a +query-name suffix, public marker or general authenticated +read category. It reuses the existing physical owner and tenant announcement; +the closed setter set and transaction-ownership contracts do not change. + Every institution public read dispatches a marked request through ISender, audit Off and GET/HEAD only. Factory HostScope is an independent host ceiling intersected with normal reconciliation, query filters and RLS; it cannot widen through claims @@ -390,9 +416,10 @@ yet: | The tenant-flag loader (`FeatureFlags`) | its own short read-only one | A cached projection of `tenant_feature_flags`, read on a cache miss wherever `IFeatureFlags` is asked — inside a request's transaction or outside any ([ADR-0045 § 2](../decisions/0045-entitlement-and-feature-flag-socket.md), [ADR-0040 Amendment 7](../decisions/0040-ambient-unit-of-work.md)) | > **`IOrganizationScopeValidator` is registered and has no reachable caller yet.** Its -> only non-vacuous caller is the reconciliation matrix's row 7, which needs a validated -> claim, and there is no `UseAuthentication` until Phase 02b — so no request can reach the -> call. The assertion path ADR-0036 § What the assertions do names as its caller is +> only non-vacuous caller is the reconciliation matrix's row 7. P02b-5 activates +> validated claims, but `DenyAllTenantMembershipReader` refuses row 7 before +> organization-scope validation. Phase 03 owns the live membership path that can +> reach it. The assertion path ADR-0036 § What the assertions do names as its caller is > subsumed by `TenantAssertionMiddleware`, which refuses on any difference between the > asserted and the resolved value before belonging can matter. This table lists it because > the set of setters is closed and a closed set is worth stating whole; it is not evidence @@ -647,12 +674,57 @@ request retains a limiter removed by retirement. | Surface | Limit | |---------|-------| | `/api/v1/auth/*` (login, password reset, register) | 5 req/min per IP | -| Anonymous API | 60 req/min per canonical IP + 600 req/min per physical peer (P5 Step 2) | -| Authenticated API | 600 req/min per token | -| Write endpoints | 60 req/min per token | +| Early API admission (all credentials) | 60 req/min per canonical IP + 600 req/min per physical peer (P02d-5 Step 2) | +| Authenticated API | Additional 600 req/min per validated issuer + subject (ADR-0064) | +| Write endpoints (planned; Phase 03) | 60 req/min per token | | Webhook endpoints | 1000 req/min per provider | | Hub internal API (`/api/internal/*`) | 60 req/min per mTLS client cert | +P02b-5 Step 3 implements the subject component; Step 4 activates it in production. +The stable issuer/subject key survives token rotation and tenant selection; actor, +host and credential text do not select a partition. It uses a one-minute fixed +window with no queue. Accepted +[ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) adds the +process-wide 4096 retained-key bound; the internal smaller-bound constructor is +only a test seam. Retirement reclaims only full-quota partitions idle for a +complete window. Acquisition inspects at most 128 entries and disposes at most +one; the timer inspects/retires at most 128 every 30 seconds. One shared cleanup +owner prevents overlapping batches; at most 4224 limiters are owned, including +retirement. Exhausted live quotas cannot be evicted or reset by pressure. + +The acquiring cleanup owner must complete disposal, then recheck shutdown, +fault, key existence and capacity before its own allocation or debit. Other +requests do not wait for cleanup and may take freed slots. A sticky cleanup +fault stops new allocations and batches; already retained keys keep their +original quota. Joined shutdown closes admission and observes timer/acquisition +cleanup and retained failures. One blocked disposal can indefinitely delay its +request and shutdown; a host deadline is not cleanup evidence and adds no fatal +process policy. Local ownership, HTTP and actual OTLP proofs exercise these +refinements; their review and final-source CI status live in the implementation +record. +The earlier visitor/peer limits apply to every credential, so this is an extra +ceiling, not a promise of independent 600/min end-to-end throughput. Whole-chain +reduced-budget proofs isolate the subject limit below those early floors; a +separate real-default proof exercises the 600 boundary. Subject refusals stop +before reconciliation and durable rejection audit. Quota/capacity use 429 with +stock-quota/60-second retry hints; new-key cleanup fault uses 503 +`dependency_unavailable` and the common 30-second retry helper. Hints do not +promise capacity or recovery. See +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md#additional-subject-quota). + +[ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) separately +limits authenticated rejection audit attempts to 600 per independently defended +host tenant per API instance per first-request-anchored monotonic minute. The +singleton audit budget is shared by all scoped recorders and has no actor, +subject, source or dimension split. Failed writes spend permits; suppression +retains the refusal, count and exactly one attributed Warning without database +I/O or extending expiry. Admitted events remain MUST; tenant `AuditConfig` cannot +override the allowance or weaken general mutation durability. Ten admitted IPs +can exhaust the allowance through the physical-peer floor, so later actors may +have no durable evidence in that window; aggregate log volume remains unbounded. +Subject admission therefore supplies no independent actor-coverage guarantee. +Anonymous bursts and tenantless refusals retain their separate contracts. + 429 responses include `Retry-After`. The edge half runs on **APISIX** (`limit-req` / `limit-count` plugins); the application half runs in ASP.NET, where the plan-level API-rate limit — `limits.api_rate_per_minute`, in the Hub's key diff --git a/docs/standards/18-audit-coverage.md b/docs/standards/18-audit-coverage.md index fb3a4509..7c63087b 100644 --- a/docs/standards/18-audit-coverage.md +++ b/docs/standards/18-audit-coverage.md @@ -12,6 +12,10 @@ Producer additions derive from [ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md). Delivery/recovery additions derive from [ADR-0046](../decisions/0046-durable-event-delivery-and-recovery.md). +Authenticated assertion admission derives from +[ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md); its +implementation and local proofs are delivered in the +[remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20). Job additions derive from [ADR-0047](../decisions/0047-transactional-background-job-runtime.md) (accepted 2026-10-15; P02b-4 runtime and enforcement implemented; the @@ -103,7 +107,11 @@ shipped matrices — [Tenancy](../modules/tenancy/audit.md), | `ResourceB` | `module.resource_b.archive` / `module.resource_b.soft_delete` | **MUST** | Deletes are always MUST, and two operations that share a class and a reason share a row | | `ResourceC` | `module.resource_c.publish` `(planned)` | **MUST** | Classified ahead of the command that will raise it; the marker is what scopes the join | -Legend: **MUST** = audit entry required for every occurrence. **SHOULD** = audit by default; module may justify an opt-out per-operation. **MAY** = audit is allowed but not required. **–** = operation does not apply. +Legend: **MUST** = audit entry required for every admitted event. General +mutation coverage admits every classified occurrence. The only bounded +assertion-admission exception is stated in § Baseline Coverage below. +**SHOULD** = audit by default; module may justify an opt-out per-operation. +**MAY** = audit is allowed but not required. **–** = operation does not apply. The `Operation` cell carries **catalogue slugs**, plus the `(planned)` and `(off-path)` markers § The join below defines @@ -187,7 +195,21 @@ will raise them — which this standard requires it to do. ## Baseline Coverage (LearnStack Core Modules) -The following operations are MUST-audit across LearnStack regardless of which module owns them. Module matrices may add more rules but **cannot remove anything in this list**. +The following operations are MUST-audit across LearnStack regardless of which +module owns them. Module matrices and tenant `AuditConfig` overrides **cannot +remove anything in this list**. [ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) +names a narrow event-admission exception for authenticated rejected assertions: +600 standalone write attempts per independently defended host tenant per API +instance per first-request-anchored monotonic minute, shared across actors, +subjects, dimensions and sources. Every admitted event remains MUST-class and +failed writes consume allowance. Suppressed occurrences retain their refusal, +mismatch counter and one attributed Warning, with no audit-store I/O. No tenant +configuration overrides this budget. Anonymous bursts and tenantless refusals +retain their separate contracts; general mutation MUST durability is unchanged. +An attacker may exhaust the shared allowance, so later actors can have no durable +record for that window. Real-time log volume remains unbounded. ADR-0065 owns the +explicit evidence-loss and illustrative capacity costs; acceptance alone does +not prove implementation or production fit. | Domain | MUST-audit operation | |--------|----------------------| @@ -205,7 +227,7 @@ The following operations are MUST-audit across LearnStack regardless of which mo | Hub contract | Inbound Hub command received (`tenancy.tenant.create_from_hub`, and the entitlement push, which is the Tenancy row's `tenancy.entitlement.refresh` — one operation, one slug); outbound usage report (`platform.usage.report`); license verification result. | | Notifications | Template changed; outbound delivery to a recipient (SHOULD for non-PII channels; MUST for password reset / invitation / billing). | | Integrations | External provider credential created / rotated / revoked; webhook secret rotated. | -| Security | Login failure burst beyond rate limit; MFA challenge failed; admin override of any guard; mTLS / signed-JWT / HMAC verification failure on `/api/internal/*`; cross-tenant assertion mismatch carrying a validated principal (`tenancy.tenant_assertion.reject`); anonymous assertion-mismatch burst beyond threshold (`tenancy.tenant_assertion.anonymous_burst`). | +| Security | Login failure burst beyond rate limit; MFA challenge failed; admin override of any guard; mTLS / signed-JWT / HMAC verification failure on `/api/internal/*`; admitted cross-tenant assertion mismatch carrying a validated principal (`tenancy.tenant_assertion.reject`, bounded admission under ADR-0065); anonymous assertion-mismatch burst beyond threshold (`tenancy.tenant_assertion.anonymous_burst`). | There are **no vertical modules**. Tenant-specific extensions land as data via the Customization aggregates and inherit the MUST-audit rules above for schema changes. diff --git a/docs/standards/20-infrastructure-stack.md b/docs/standards/20-infrastructure-stack.md index d9843fc4..cab99930 100644 --- a/docs/standards/20-infrastructure-stack.md +++ b/docs/standards/20-infrastructure-stack.md @@ -15,6 +15,8 @@ [ADR-0045 The Entitlement and Feature-Flag Socket](../decisions/0045-entitlement-and-feature-flag-socket.md). Public-read additions derive from [ADR-0052](../decisions/0052-anonymous-public-read-boundary.md). +Tenant API authentication additions derive from +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md). Producer additions derive from [ADR-0057](../decisions/0057-transactional-event-production-and-completion.md). Delivery/recovery additions derive from @@ -408,6 +410,17 @@ Rules: container env vars. The pre-commit hook scans for high-entropy strings; CI fails on hits. +## Tenant API authentication + +[ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) supplies the +in-process tenant resource-server boundary. Its one stock JWT/OIDC scheme uses +explicit issuer configuration and closed projection/admission owners; API startup +validates configuration without contacting Keycloak. No admin adapter, client +secret or live membership is added. P02b-6 owns realm reconciliation, P02b-7 the +BFF/session transport, Phase 03 application authorization, and Phase 11 production +IdP provisioning and distributed/edge capacity. The gateway below remains gated; +it cannot replace the API's own validation and host reconciliation. + ## APISIX Gateway - APISIX runs in **standalone mode** (YAML hot-reload, no etcd) per ADR-0015. diff --git a/docs/standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md b/docs/standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md index 23a005e1..abc768c5 100644 --- a/docs/standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md +++ b/docs/standards/21-architecture-tests-catalogue.md @@ -37,7 +37,19 @@ owns review, packet and exact PR-head CI/job-budget status), (Accepted 2026-10-18; native execution authority implemented), [ADR-0063 Complete Bounded CI Test Shards](../decisions/0063-complete-bounded-ci-test-shards.md) (Accepted 2026-10-18; general CI obligation implemented; the phase record owns -final-source hosted qualification). +final-source hosted qualification), +[ADR-0064 Tenant API Authentication Boundary](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) +(Accepted 2026-10-19; P02b-5 obligations implemented; Step 5 and the remediation +record own local/source evidence; PR #33 owns current-head hosted qualification), +[ADR-0065 Bounded Tenant Assertion Diagnostics](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) +(Accepted 2026-10-20; extends existing obligations below; audit-budget and +telemetry controls implemented; the +[P02b-5 remediation record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +owns current qualification status), +[ADR-0066 Bounded Tenant Subject Admission](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md) +(Accepted 2026-10-20; extends the existing subject-admission obligation; +the [delivery record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#adr-0066-acceptance-and-implementation-2026-10-20) +owns source-bound validation, reviews and hosted qualification). The catalogue grows as subsequent ADRs and phases land their tests; per-test ownership stays with the originating ADR / standard. @@ -130,7 +142,7 @@ not implemented is the failure mode this column exists to prevent. ### Implemented today -**254 test methods run in +**263 test methods run in [`backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Architecture`](../../backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Architecture),** shipped by [Phase 01](../roadmap/phase-01-repository-tooling.md), [Phase 02a Packets 2–3](../roadmap/phase-02a-kernel-tenancy.md), Packet 4, Packet 6, Packet 7, @@ -141,6 +153,10 @@ Its nineteen packet obligations are implemented with actual canonical owners and complementary structural, native-runtime and PostgreSQL controls. The [Step 9 record](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-4-step-9--enforcement-and-packet-closeout-2026-10-18) distinguishes local enforcement qualification from pending review/packet/CI closeout. +P02b-5 adds the authenticated route/helper census and closed claim/role authority +controls; its seven obligations have actual local owners. Its Step 5 and +[review remediation](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md#p02b-5-external-review-remediation-2026-10-20) +records distinguish prior hosted qualification from the current correction head. Methods are not rows: a `[Theory]` is one row and many cases, and most rows pair a rule with the companion assertion that stops it passing vacuously. @@ -167,8 +183,8 @@ two fifths of its subject is the defect this section is about. It also refuses a test class that exists nowhere, because otherwise a renamed or deleted file drops its entries out of the subject instead of failing. -**222 rules in this catalogue are Implemented, and 131 of them are in that assembly.** -The other 91 are no less binding, and most could not live there. The table says where +**229 rules in this catalogue are Implemented, and 133 of them are in that assembly.** +The other 96 are no less binding, and most could not live there. The table says where and why, and deliberately carries no per-row count: those are the numbers nothing recomputes, and the first version of this table claimed "three rules" for a suite that holds ten. @@ -1761,12 +1777,24 @@ catalogue as the carrier of their status — so all three are Packet 10's. against the **project file** as well as the emitted assembly-reference table, because the compiler elides a reference whose types the IL never touches, so a dangling `` would leave a reflection-only check green. The - assembly half carries a positive control. -- **Source:** ADR-0040; ADR-0033. -- **Type:** xUnit + assembly-reference and constructor inspection. **Kind:** structural. + assembly half carries a positive control. The immutable exact-Type read-only + declaration is constructed only by Tenancy's shared site-read registration for + `GetAccountSiteQuery` and consumed only by the existing transaction owner as a + frozen Type set. API and Seeder call that registration. Complete production IL + construction/consumer/caller censuses include clean and planted mutation controls; + this authenticated exception does not acquire the public marker. +- **Source:** ADR-0040; ADR-0033; ADR-0064 § Closed authenticated read. +- **Type:** xUnit + assembly-reference, constructor and production IL inspection. + **Kind:** structural. - **Status:** **Implemented** (Packet 6 step 6, - `LearnStack.Tests.Architecture`, `PersistenceConventionTests`). -- **Phase:** 02a (Packet 6). + `LearnStack.Tests.Architecture`, `PersistenceConventionTests`; P02b-5 Step 2 + extends the same owner with the exact authenticated read-only declaration). +- **Additional controls:** the consumed coordinator mode admits only the + sanctioned exact-type selection and existing public/job fallback. A name-based + override and independent immutable declaration/catalog metadata mutations fail + the owning predicate. Additive composition retains every declaration while the + frozen exact-type set deduplicates them. +- **Phase:** 02a (Packet 6); 02b (P02b-5 Step 2 extension). #### `A_Cross_Module_Read_Inside_The_Ambient_Transaction_Returns_Rows` @@ -3821,7 +3849,6 @@ implements it. | Test | Rule | Kind | Owning phase | Named in | |---|---|---|---|---| | `Provider_SDK_Types_NotImportedOutsideInfrastructure` | A provider SDK's types — LiveKit, the Keycloak admin client, SeaweedFS, a payment SDK — appear only in the `LearnStack.Infrastructure.*` adapter that wraps it, never in a module. A superset of [`Adapters_Wrap_Provider_Exceptions`](#adapters_wrap_provider_exceptions), which already holds the exception types of the SDKs it lists — the one slice of this rule that runs today | structural | [Phase 02b](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md), with the first provider adapter; it then binds per provider as each adapter lands | [Tenant Isolation](../architecture/09-tenant-isolation.md) | -| `Backend_RequiresJwt_OnAllAuthenticatedRoutes` | Every endpoint outside the public allow-list answers `401` without a bearer token — the guard that holds while the gateway's OIDC block is commented out | behavioural | [Phase 02b](../roadmap/phase-02b-events-auth.md), with authentication | [API Gateway](../architecture/30-api-gateway.md) | | `LicenseKey_Payload_MatchesSchema` | `entitlement-v1.schema.json` is pinned by a snapshot test run in **both** repositories against the same checked-in schema | structural | [Phase 02c](../roadmap/phase-02c-hub-foundation.md), with the schema | [Hybrid License Model](../architecture/26-hybrid-license-model.md); [ADR-0021](../decisions/0021-feature-based-entitlement.md), as `EntitlementProjection_Shape_IsStable` — see § Canonical names | | `Entitlement_Read_Path_Falls_Through_To_Durable_Row` | With L1 and L2 flushed and the Hub unreachable, the tenant resolves from `platform_entitlement_cache` and no exception escapes the flag read | behavioural | [Phase 02c](../roadmap/phase-02c-hub-foundation.md), with `HubEntitlementProvider` | [Hybrid License Model](../architecture/26-hybrid-license-model.md) | | `CustomDomain_TenantId_NeverReadFrom_RequestBody` | Custom-domain submission derives the tenant from the authenticated session, never from the body or the query | behavioural | [Phase 02c](../roadmap/phase-02c-hub-foundation.md), Hub side, per [ADR-0022](../decisions/0022-custom-domain-tls.md) | ADR-0022; [Custom Domain TLS](../architecture/27-custom-domain-tls.md) | @@ -4282,11 +4309,37 @@ structural test proves — and what it does not. #### `Tenant_Assertions_Are_Compared_Not_Resolved` -- **Asserts:** `X-Tenant-Id` and `X-Organization-Id` never select anything. An assertion that agrees with what the API resolved passes; one that disagrees is **404**, not 403 — a wrong tenant id must not be able to tell the difference between "exists, not yours" and "does not exist"; a malformed or repeated one is **400** and counted; and an unresolved context passes the request through to be refused downstream rather than inventing a tenant. -- **Source:** ADR-0036 § The reconciliation matrix. -- **Type:** xUnit + HTTP. **Kind:** behavioural. -- **Status:** **Implemented** (`TenantAssertionHttpTests`). -- **Phase:** 02a (Packet 4). +- **Asserts:** `X-Tenant-Id` and `X-Organization-Id` never select anything. An + agreeing assertion passes; a disagreement is 404, a malformed/repeated one is + 400 and counted, and unresolved context cannot invent a tenant. ADR-0065 adds + at most 600 authenticated audit attempts per defended host tenant per instance + per first-request-anchored monotonic minute across scoped recorders, actors, + sources and dimensions. Failed writes spend permits; suppression preserves + refusal, counts and exactly one attributed Warning without I/O or extending + expiry. Anonymous and tenantless behavior remains separate. Expired-only + sweeps inspect at most 128 entries per call, never evict live quotas and never + duplicate retained queue keys; a 4097th actual host tenant remains independent. +- **Source:** ADR-0036 § The reconciliation matrix; + [ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md). +- **Type:** xUnit component/concurrency and actual registered HTTP/DI controls. + **Kind:** behavioural. +- **Test owner:** Integration `TenantAssertionHttpTests.cs` owns refusal and + actual singleton registration across request scopes. Unit + `Api/Tenancy/TenantAssertionAuditBudgetTests.cs` owns concurrent 600, independent + tenants, monotonic expiry, suppression not extending expiry, same-tenant reset, + 128-entry sweep and more-than-4096-host-tenant controls. Unit + `Api/Tenancy/AuditingTenantAssertionRecorderTests.cs` owns write-failure spending, + suppressed no-I/O, actor/source/dimension sharing, anonymous/tenantless behavior, + closed metric labels, typed attribution and exactly one Warning (4001 or 4006). + Integration `TenantAssertionAuditAdmissionTests.cs` owns at least 601 concurrent + calls through actual registered scoped recorders sharing the singleton and one + observable fake store; exactly 600 store attempts prove cross-scope accounting. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`TenantAssertionHttpTests`, + `TenantAssertionAuditAdmissionTests`, `TenantAssertionAuditBudgetTests` and + `AuditingTenantAssertionRecorderTests`). The 2026-10-20 remediation implements + ADR-0065's allowance and proves scope sharing against a scoped-budget mutant; + acceptance alone was not implementation evidence. +- **Phase:** 02a (Packet 4); P02b-5 2026-10-20 review remediation owns ADR-0065. #### `Anonymous_Requests_Are_Rate_Limited_Per_Peer` @@ -4395,29 +4448,288 @@ structural test proves — and what it does not. #### `Assertion_Recorder_Is_The_Only_Mismatch_Writer` -- **Asserts:** no type other than an `ITenantAssertionRecorder` implementation writes a tenant-assertion mismatch to a log, a metric or `IAuditStore`. -- **Source:** ADR-0036 § Recording a rejected assertion. -- **Type:** xUnit source scan over `LearnStack.Api`. **Kind:** structural. -- **Status:** **Implemented** (`TenancyConventionTests`), in two halves. `Assertion_Recorder_Is_The_Only_Mismatch_Writer` is keyed on the two counter names and scans `LearnStack.Api`; `Assertion_Recorder_Is_The_Only_Writer_Of_Its_Audit_Slugs`, added in Packet 9, is keyed on the two audit slugs and covers the `IAuditStore` clause this row always claimed — the counter names cannot catch a second writer that goes straight to the store, which is the dangerous one, because the row's tenant is what keeps an anonymous caller from choosing whose audit log grows. -- **The second half scans all of `backend/src`, not just the API project**, and that is the correction its own first draft needed: a module is precisely where `IAuditStore` is reachable from a handler, and a narrow scan exempts the dangerous half. Measured — planting the burst slug in `LearnStack.Modules.Tenancy.Application` passed the narrow version and fails the wide one. `TenancyAuditCatalogSource` is exempt because declaring a slug is not writing a row; removing that exemption turns the rule red, which is what makes it a real exemption rather than a decorative one. Its companion, `The_Slug_Scan_Finds_The_Files_It_Exempts`, runs the same scan with no exemptions and requires it to find exactly those two files — with nothing offending, a scan whose exemption logic had broken open would pass as well. +- **Asserts:** only `ITenantAssertionRecorder` implementations write mismatch + logs/metrics/audit rows, including the mismatch, unresolved and suppression + counter names. A new suppression counter must not create a second writer. +- **Source:** ADR-0036 § Recording a rejected assertion; + [ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md). +- **Type:** xUnit source and compiled-IL/constant-field scans over production + assemblies. **Kind:** structural. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`TenancyConventionTests`), in two halves. + `Assertion_Recorder_Is_The_Only_Mismatch_Writer` derives counter names from the + actual recorder's constant declarations and `Meter.CreateCounter` calls, + recursively including nested/generated owner types, and pins the current exact + three-counter vocabulary. + Inlined public-constant references and a fourth counter with a different prefix + have planted second-writer controls; an unknown dynamic declaration refuses + discovery. The compiled scan covers every production assembly. + `Assertion_Recorder_Is_The_Only_Writer_Of_Its_Audit_Slugs`, added in Packet 9, is + keyed on the two audit slugs and covers the `IAuditStore` clause this row always + claimed — the counter names cannot catch a second writer that goes straight to the + store, which is the dangerous one, because the row's tenant is what keeps an anonymous + caller from choosing whose audit log grows. +- **The second half scans all production assemblies, not just the API project.** + A module is precisely where `IAuditStore` is reachable from a handler. Compiled + literal and constant-field discovery catches inlined references to both audit + slugs. `TenancyAuditCatalogSource` is exempt because declaring a slug is not + writing a row. Its companion, `The_Slug_Scan_Finds_The_Files_It_Exempts`, removes + exemptions and requires exactly the audit recorder and catalogue owner types, + qualified by their real assemblies. This is a type-owner census, not a claim + that the current implementation scans exactly two source files. The assertion + header reader guard likewise reads compiled constants and uses case-insensitive + comparison. It recursively reads custom-attribute constructor/named arguments, + arrays and member/parameter/return metadata, and pins the exact two header + names; lowercase, public-constant, renamed-header and compiled FromHeader + controls must fail. - **Phase:** 02a (Packet 4; the second half, Packet 9). #### `Assertion_Budget_Does_Not_Depend_On_ICacheService` -- **Asserts:** the anonymous-burst counters resolve no `ICacheService`. A cache outage must not decide whether a MUST-class security event is recorded. -- **Source:** ADR-0036 § Recording a rejected assertion. +- **Asserts:** anonymous-burst counters and the authenticated singleton + `TenantAssertionAuditBudget` resolve no `ICacheService`. Cache availability must + not determine admitted MUST-class security-event recording. The source and + dependency predicates cover the new budget without claiming accounting proof. +- **Source:** ADR-0036 § Recording a rejected assertion; + [ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md). - **Type:** xUnit reflection check over the `LearnStack.Api.Tenancy` namespace **and** a source scan over `LearnStack.Api/Tenancy`. **Kind:** structural. - **Status:** **Implemented** (`TenancyConventionTests`). It shipped in Packet 4 as a **tripwire**, because `ICacheService` did not exist yet; Packet 5 ships the port, so the rule now carries the dependency check it was always meant to be. Both forms are kept: reflection catches an injected dependency, the scan catches a service-locator resolve, and neither sees the other's case. -- **Phase:** 02a (Packet 4). +- **ADR-0065 extension:** `TenancyConventionTests` covers the shipped singleton + under the same structural owner. Unit `TenantAssertionAuditBudgetTests` and Integration + `TenantAssertionAuditAdmissionTests` own behavioural allowance/expiry/scope + accounting under `Tenant_Assertions_Are_Compared_Not_Resolved` above. +- **Phase:** 02a (Packet 4); P02b-5 2026-10-20 remediation extends coverage. #### `Api_Registers_Only_The_Tenant_Realm_Authority` -- **Asserts:** the composition root registers exactly one JWT authority for `/api/v1/*`, the `learnstack` realm. A `learnstack-hub` token on a tenant-facing endpoint is 401. -- **Source:** ADR-0036 § The signals; ADR-0004 Amendment 1. -- **Type:** xUnit + DI inspection. **Kind:** structural. -- **Status:** **Registered.** -- **Phase:** 02b. -- **Note:** The integration test is the load-bearing half: the structural test passes while issuer validation is disabled in configuration. +- **Asserts:** the composition root registers exactly one tenant bearer scheme, + pinned to the configured `learnstack` issuer. A real-handler request rejects a + wrong issuer even under a trusted signing key, including `learnstack-hub`. + DI inspection alone cannot prove issuer enforcement. Unknown hosts retain 404 + before validation and unclassified infrastructure/internal paths remain outside + this tenant scheme. +- **Source:** ADR-0036 § The signals; ADR-0004 Amendment 1; + [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md). +- **Type:** xUnit DI inspection plus real-handler signed-token HTTP controls. + **Kind:** behavioural, with complementary structural inspection. +- **Test owner:** + `backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Integration/TenantAuthenticationProfileTests.cs`; + active-host controls in `TenantAuthenticationHttpTests.cs` in that project. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`TenantAuthenticationHttpTests`, + `TenantAuthenticationProfileTests`). +- **Phase:** P02b-5 Step 1 isolated handler proof; Step 4 production activation; + Step 5 final enforcement. No production registration before Step 4. + +#### `Backend_RequiresJwt_OnAllAuthenticatedRoutes` + +- **Asserts:** present invalid or undecidable tenant bearer credentials on known + hosts return 401 with a bare Bearer challenge and no-store, including public + endpoints and classified unmatched API paths. + Absent credentials on exact AccountSite return masked 404 `not_found` on tenant, + organization and platform hosts; the scoped authorization result handler cannot + fall back to default 401. A claimless valid profile keeps HostOnly/public-only + authority. Unknown hosts refuse before JWT work. Generic unresolved MediatR + `tenant_mismatch` is unchanged; no blanket missing-token 401 is promised. +- **Source:** [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) + § Pipeline and error precedence; [API Design](04-api-design.md#public-surface); + [API Gateway](../architecture/30-api-gateway.md). +- **Type:** actual API-host signed-token/absence HTTP matrix with correlation + normalization, public IdP-unavailable regression and scoped challenge controls. + **Kind:** behavioural. +- **Test owner:** + `backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Integration/TenantAuthenticationHttpTests.cs`. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`TenantAuthenticationHttpTests`, `AccountSiteHttpTests`). +- **Phase:** P02b-5 Step 4 activation and Step 5 enforcement. + +#### `Tenant_Authentication_Profile_Is_Closed` + +- **Asserts:** the real stock handler enforces ADR-0064's signed RS256, issuer, + audience, purpose/client, bounded lifetime, stable actor and scalar UUID profile; + duplicate JSON/security properties and duplicate or unsupported JOSE parameters + fail. Credential shape/size and configured-key-only discovery are bounded. + Controlled metadata proves added-key refresh and rejection after observed key + withdrawal, respecting stock refresh minima. Canary controls cover vendor events + 1/3/7 across enabled sinks, while independent closed LearnStack outcomes remain + visible. Invalid credentials never become absence. ADR-0065 additionally + qualifies process-wide native HTTP/DNS metric projection: real durations and + bounded tags remain, metadata canaries are absent from all exported channels, + and an ordinary distinct HTTP IP/port/path/query canary is absent from metrics + while its ordinary trace remains visible. DNS retains only `error.type`; HTTP + retains bounded method/status/protocol/scheme/error dimensions. + Programmatic `AlwaysOff` additionally closes metric exemplars: removed point + attributes must not survive in exemplar filtered attributes when standard or + histogram-specific environment filters request `always_on` or `trace_based`. + The OTLP decoder inspects exemplars as well as points; unprojected controls + establish that the rejected attributes would otherwise be exported. +- **Source:** [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) + § Access-token profile and § Vendor diagnostic boundary; + [ADR-0065](../decisions/0065-bounded-tenant-assertion-diagnostics.md) + § Outbound telemetry scope. +- **Type:** real JwtBearer/OIDC handler with controlled signed-token issuer, + discovery/JWKS server and actual logging/export/error-capture controls. + **Kind:** behavioural. +- **Test owner:** + `backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Integration/TenantAuthenticationProfileTests.cs`; + actual sink/export controls in `TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticsTests.cs` and + `TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticsTests.Metrics.cs` in the same project. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`TenantAuthenticationProfileTests` and the + diagnostic owners above). ADR-0065's ordinary HTTP hostname/IP/numeric-port/ + path/query negatives retain real unprojected positives and ordinary traces. + `TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticsTests.SuppressionMetrics.cs` additionally + qualifies the actual suppression counter through production OTLP, with a + bounded receipt for the correlated Warning before its logger owner exits. + Actual Serilog factory/console controls cover configured-issuer and malformed + payload canaries. Event 3's adapter control is synthetic; the ordinary + configuration-manager branch is not claimed to emit it naturally. Warm cached + known-key acceptance during a failed refresh and cold missing-key refusal are + separate controls; manual refresh is not a five-minute automatic-cadence proof. +- **Phase:** P02b-5 Step 1 isolated foundation; Steps 4–5 actual active path. + +#### `Authentication_Middleware_Order_Is_Enforced` + +- **Asserts:** the actual chain preserves early admission/body limits, host + classification, authentication, credential enforcement, subject quota, tenant + resolution/assertions, authorization, closed-surface admission and dispatch in + ADR-0064 order. Unknown-host/early-quota precedence survives; subject refusal + prevents durable mismatch recording. A planted reorder fails. Production scheme + and authorization registration remain absent until atomic Step 4 activation, + including minimal hosting's implicit middleware behavior. + The complementary bounded source proof resolves custom `Use*` helpers before + framework terminals and checks real middleware/OpenAPI wrapper leaf shapes. + Direct extra authentication and copied-receiver mutations inside the existing + wrappers fail; direct receiver aliases refuse unverifiable composition. This + includes fluent extra calls in the actual Program/resolver statements: + application-builder receiver chains fail with a specific diagnostic, while + the existing health endpoint-convention builder remains clean. This + is not a general C# semantic analysis of arbitrary reflection or dynamic code. +- **Source:** [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) + § Pipeline and error precedence. +- **Type:** whole-chain actual-host HTTP controls plus a planted reorder control. + **Kind:** behavioural. +- **Test owner:** + `backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Integration/TenantAuthenticationHttpTests.cs`. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`TenantAuthenticationHttpTests`, + `AuthenticatedRateLimitTests`). +- **Phase:** P02b-5 Step 3 component harness; Step 4 actual activation; Step 5 + complete production enforcement. + +#### `Authenticated_Http_Surface_Is_Enumerated_And_ReadOnly` + +- **Asserts:** the nonempty complete production route/method/transitive-request + census contains only the eight existing public GET/HEAD actions and exact + AccountSite GET, with enumerated infrastructure exclusions. Extra controller, + minimal-route, mutation and unregistered/nested dispatch controls fail. + `GetAccountSiteQuery` independently requires valid HostAndClaim actor and + matching real host provenance before any reader, rejecting future + ClaimAndMembership too. It reads actual host-scoped public data as + `learnstack_app`, is explicitly Off with zero normal query audit rows, and uses + the existing exact-type physical ReadOnly owner: a planted SQL write is refused. + No-store covers early errors; served OpenAPI and disjoint exhaustive + public/authenticated SDK GET ownership agree without a public AccountSite wrapper. + The real per-action MVC filter descriptors preserve the exact framework, + normalizer and response metadata, including scope, order, factory arguments and + reuse. Attached or inherited executable filters and explicit authorization + policy/requirement metadata fail independently. Compiled attached-attribute and + ordinary endpoint-convention controls cover these supported composition channels; + this bounded source/runtime proof does not model arbitrary reflection or dynamic + framework behavior. +- **Source:** [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) + § Closed authenticated read; ADR-0040 and ADR-0052's 2026-10-19 disclosures; + [Security Standards](11-security.md#the-rule). +- **Type:** complete production source/IL/route census with dirty/clean controls, + actual HTTP/app-role PostgreSQL and generated/served contract controls. + **Kind:** behavioural, with complementary structural controls. +- **Test owner:** + `backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Architecture/AuthenticatedHttpSurfaceTests.cs` + and `backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Integration/Database/AccountSiteHttpTests.cs`; + SDK/OpenAPI contract controls remain with their actual contract owners. + The architecture owner now checks the nine real production actions, exact + request construction, Off classification, controller/helper persistence and + handler/helper nested dispatch across every production assembly, including + direct interface/concrete handler construction, fields, constructor parameters, + locals and `Handle` calls, custom-interface implementations and generic service + acquisition/non-Handle calls across distinct HTTP roots. Actual MVC filter + composition and source registrations are independently closed, including the + actual IFilterProvider DI inventory and bounded compiled provider capability + checks. A provider that changes effective filters without changing + MvcOptions.Filters fails independently. Custom/inherited IAllowAnonymous + metadata and actual endpoint authorization metadata have their own controls; + the exact public AllowAnonymous attribute remains required. Its + companion methods plant route, method, request, controller, mapping and + transitive-capability violations into those same Cecil subjects; missing + subjects and weakened discovery predicates fail. Each dirty control requires + its expected offender prefix, rather than any nonempty result. Complete runtime and + cross-contract local proof ships in Step 4; Step 5 owns full hosted qualification. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`AuthenticatedHttpSurfaceTests`, `AccountSiteHttpTests`, + `AccountSiteQueryTests`, `OpenApiContractTests`). +- **Phase:** P02b-5 Step 2 query/database boundary; Step 4 route/contract + activation; Step 5 complete transitive enforcement. + +#### `Keycloak_Roles_Are_Not_Application_Authority` + +- **Asserts:** no production call site treats realm/client roles, email, display + name or arbitrary claim/scope text as application permission or promotes tenant + authority from authentication alone. The complete call-site census has real + subjects and planted role/claim-based authorization violations, plus clean + controls; missing subjects or a weakened predicate fail. Phase 03 retains + membership and permission authority. +- **Source:** [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) + § Access-token profile and § Resolution and attribution; ADR-0004. +- **Type:** complete production source/IL call-site census with planted compiled + violations and predicate-mutation controls. **Kind:** structural. +- **Test owner:** + `backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Architecture/AuthenticationAuthorityTests.cs`. + Its real production graph closes typed projection creation, feature writes, + immutable shape and direct actor/scope/subject accessors. Signature, local, + field, method and generic-argument uses close projection acquisition and + forwarding, including object/generic formatting. Raw IdentityModel accessors + and inherited/implemented authorization metadata are covered too, including + `AuthenticateResult.Principal`, `AuthenticationTicket.Principal` and + `IAuthorizationService.AuthorizeAsync`. Exact base `AuthorizeAttribute.Roles` + has its own dirty control, separate from derived-attribute rejection. Compiled + role/claim, header-reparse, derived-attribute, formatting, deconstruction and + forged/clone probes use the same detectors; weakened predicates, missing real + subjects and same-owner additional writes fail independently. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`AuthenticationAuthorityTests`). +- **Phase:** P02b-5 Step 1 profile constraints; Step 5 complete production census. + +#### `Authenticated_Rate_Limits_Use_Validated_Subject` + +- **Asserts:** the additional 600/min fixed-window quota uses validated issuer + and opaque subject, with no queue. Token rotation or tenant/organization changes + cannot reset quota; distinct subjects have independent state. Invalid tokens + gain no quota identity or early bypass. Existing visitor/peer limits remain. + Whole-chain reduced-budget controls isolate subject accounting beneath those + floors; a separate proof covers the actual 600 boundary. Concurrent accounting, + first-refusal Retry-After/429, a finite partition registry with refusal before + allocation, bounded idle retirement and timer disposal are + controlled; refusal stops downstream audit work without resetting live quotas. + ADR-0066 controls use the actual default 4096/4097 boundary, at most 128 + acquisition inspections and one disposal, timer batches of at most 128, + sole cleanup ownership and the 4224-resource bound. Blocking/fault controls + cover disposal before owning allocation/debit, lost-slot/same-key/shutdown + races, whole-batch attempts, sticky fault stopping new allocation/batches, + existing-key quota service, and joined sync/async cleanup failure, including a + throwing fault-metric listener and failed timer join without skipped retained + resources or a stranded shared shutdown. + Real signed HTTP and OTLP controls distinguish quota/capacity 429 from + new-key fault 503, exact retry hints, one cached rejection across re-execution, + and an unlabelled once-only fault transition without identity attributes. +- **Source:** [ADR-0064](../decisions/0064-tenant-api-authentication-boundary.md) + § Additional subject quota; + [ADR-0066](../decisions/0066-bounded-tenant-subject-admission.md); + ADR-0053 and ADR-0054's retained ingress floors. +- **Type:** real limiter concurrency/lifecycle controls and signed-token + whole-chain HTTP tests, including actual-default boundary. + **Kind:** behavioural. +- **Test owner:** + `backend/tests/LearnStack.Tests.Integration/AuthenticatedRateLimitTests.cs` + and its `Admission` partial; unit `Api/Authentication/TenantSubjectRateLimiterTests` + and its lifecycle/fault/middleware partials. Actual export decoding uses + `TenantAuthenticationDiagnosticCollector.MetricPoints`. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`AuthenticatedRateLimitTests`, + `TenantSubjectRateLimiterTests`). +- **Phase:** P02b-5 Step 3 bounded component; Step 4 whole-chain activation; + Step 5 production enforcement. Phase 11 retains distributed capacity. #### `Resolving_Host_Is_Set_In_One_Place` @@ -4737,12 +5049,13 @@ of structural detection. - **Asserts:** production composition and committed snapshot have the same document after object-key normalization, preserving array order; exactly eight public - operations and four generated GET wrappers exist. Drift and policy-breaking + operations and four public GET wrappers exist, alongside the separate + authenticated AccountSite GET contract (nine operations and five GET contracts). Drift and policy-breaking fixtures fail the pinned diff/generation checks. - **Source:** ADR-0024; ADR-0052; accepted P02d-4 G31. - **Type:** xUnit + served OpenAPI + SDK/CLI fixtures. **Kind:** behavioural + structural. -- **Status:** **Implemented** (`OpenApiContractTests.PublicSurface_Contract_Matches_Served_OpenApi`, P02d-4 Step 4); eight-operation, missing-operation/parameter/status and array-drift controls; generated SDK coverage and pinned CLI fixtures accompany it. +- **Status:** **Implemented** (`OpenApiContractTests.PublicSurface_Contract_Matches_Served_OpenApi`, P02d-4 Step 4); nine-operation, disjoint public/authenticated GET ownership, missing-operation/parameter/status and array-drift controls; generated SDK coverage and pinned CLI fixtures accompany it. - **Phase:** 02d (P02d-4 Step 4). ## P02d-5 public server rendering controls @@ -5064,6 +5377,9 @@ and the always-running `public demo + lighthouse` job through `make demo`. `src/test/public-demo.test.ts` and `src/test/demo-lifecycle.test.ts` execute planted failing and clean controls in the required frontend job. Actual browser mutants, TLS refusals and a real Lighthouse timeout also run in the full proof. +`src/test/demo-source.test.ts` uses disposable Git repositories for clean/mutated +source checkpoints; `src/test/public-demo-diagnostics.test.ts` covers closed +failure attribution with real children and provider canaries. `src/test/public-demo-ci.test.ts` executes the actual workflow deadline shell; `scripts/ci-public-chromium.test.mjs` tests owned Linux sandbox preparation and cleanup before the job runs the real managed-browser launch smoke. @@ -5088,7 +5404,9 @@ C# architecture-test methods or a full WCAG/production-performance claim. - **Asserts:** all 27 current report pairs pass actual-page admission and exact invocation/configuration census; hard budgets and advisory timing medians are - distinguished without permitting missing or invalid measurements. + distinguished without permitting missing or invalid measurements. Both JSON + and HTML byte digests bind each pair to its invocation and source commit/tree; + missing, corrupt or substituted members fail the same pair validation. - **Source:** [ADR-0056](../decisions/0056-public-demo-browser-and-lighthouse-enforcement.md#lab-profile-and-budgets). - **Scope:** pinned Lighthouse/Chromium; every seed lane/URL/run. - **Type:** Node report validation and real audits, with stale/missing/error and @@ -5111,6 +5429,11 @@ C# architecture-test methods or a full WCAG/production-performance claim. - **Asserts:** real quotas, positive API observation, stopped CI-owned Keycloak, scoped TLS trust, serial deadlines and confirmed owned cleanup remain intact. + CI observes the owned repository's clean commit/tree before restore/build, + entering proof and before success, without inherited Git environment overrides. + These checkpoints do not attest ignored inputs or edits restored between them. + Closed diagnostics retain failure origin and status ownership; intentional + teardown signals do not become a cleanup failure's process status. - **Source:** [ADR-0056](../decisions/0056-public-demo-browser-and-lighthouse-enforcement.md#pacing-runtime-and-artifacts). - **Scope:** the shared demo lifecycle and full-stack CI job. - **Type:** Node lifecycle/proof controls and real production navigation. diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-contract.d.mts b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-contract.d.mts index eaa16922..123c0b5e 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-contract.d.mts +++ b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-contract.d.mts @@ -22,6 +22,11 @@ export function validateReport( census: unknown, ): Record; export function reportInventory(rows: unknown, expected: unknown): void; +export function validateReportPair( + row: { reportDigest: string; htmlDigest: string }, + json: string | Buffer, + html: string | Buffer, +): void; export function reconcileScriptInventory( log: Array<{ diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-contract.mjs b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-contract.mjs index bce0ca63..2b61a1da 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-contract.mjs +++ b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-contract.mjs @@ -276,6 +276,7 @@ export function reportInventory(rows, expected) { ); for (const row of rows) { assert.equal(row.commit, expected[0].commit, 'Exact invocation commit'); + assert.equal(row.tree, expected[0].tree, 'Exact invocation source tree'); assert.equal(row.build, expected[0].build, 'Exact invocation build'); assert.equal(row.invocation, expected[0].invocation, 'Fresh invocation receipt'); assert.equal(row.configDigest, expected[0].configDigest, 'Exact audited configuration'); @@ -283,6 +284,13 @@ export function reportInventory(rows, expected) { } } +/** Both renderings belong to the same admitted worker result, not just a filename. */ +export function validateReportPair(row, json, html) { + assert.equal(digest(json), row.reportDigest, 'Fresh complete JSON report bytes'); + assert.equal(digest(html), row.htmlDigest, 'Fresh complete HTML report bytes'); + assert.ok(html.length > 1000, 'Complete HTML report'); +} + /** Reconcile independent Lighthouse events with the complete source gatherer's window. */ export function reconcileScriptInventory(log, inventory) { const logged = log.filter( diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-diagnostics.d.mts b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-diagnostics.d.mts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ce40db51 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-diagnostics.d.mts @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +export class PublicDemoFailure extends Error { + constructor(reason: unknown, cause?: unknown); + reason: string; +} + +export interface PublicDemoFailureRecord { + stage: string; + reason: string; + process: 'worker' | 'browser' | 'daemon' | null; + mode: string | null; + lane: number | null; + kind: string | null; + run: number | null; + workerStage: string | null; + exitCode: number | null; + signal: string | null; +} + +export type PublicDemoChildStatus = { + exitCode?: unknown; + signalCode?: unknown; +}; + +export function publicDemoWorkerStage(stage: unknown): string | null; +export function publicDemoWorkerOutput(chunk: Buffer): string[]; +export function publicDemoChildExited(child: { + exitCode: number | null; + signalCode: string | null; +}): boolean; +export function publicDemoFailure( + stage: unknown, + error: unknown, + input?: Record, + child?: PublicDemoChildStatus, + signal?: AbortSignal, +): PublicDemoFailureRecord; +export function publicDemoOperation(options: { + input?: Record; + signal?: AbortSignal; + run: (stage: (value: string) => void) => Promise; + cleanup: () => Promise; + child: () => PublicDemoChildStatus | undefined; + record: (failure: PublicDemoFailureRecord) => void; +}): Promise; diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-diagnostics.mjs b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-diagnostics.mjs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d6d9199f --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-diagnostics.mjs @@ -0,0 +1,158 @@ +import { DemoCommandError } from '../../../../scripts/demo-process.mjs'; + +const stages = new Set([ + 'setup', + 'proof', + 'browser-spawn', + 'startup-port', + 'worker', + 'result', + 'cleanup', +]); +const reasons = new Set([ + 'chromium-exited', + 'port-invalid', + 'deadline', + 'cancelled', + 'spawn', + 'output', + 'daemon', + 'worker-failure', + 'process-cleanup', + 'profile-cleanup', + 'cleanup-failure', + 'unknown', +]); +const modes = new Set(['audit', 'browser', 'tls-refusal', 'timeout-control']); +const kinds = new Set(['catalog', 'course', 'lesson']); +const workerStages = new Set(['input', 'connect', 'preflight', 'audit', 'report']); +const signals = new Set([ + 'SIGABRT', + 'SIGBUS', + 'SIGFPE', + 'SIGHUP', + 'SIGILL', + 'SIGINT', + 'SIGKILL', + 'SIGPIPE', + 'SIGQUIT', + 'SIGSEGV', + 'SIGSYS', + 'SIGTERM', + 'SIGTRAP', + 'SIGXCPU', + 'SIGXFSZ', +]); +// Only this fixed portable diagnostic vocabulary reaches artifacts. Other native +// signals remain null; provider error text never supplies a signal classification. + +/** Explicit local outcomes, never classifications inferred from provider error text. */ +export class PublicDemoFailure extends Error { + constructor(reason, cause) { + super('Public demo proof failed', { cause }); + this.reason = reasons.has(reason) ? reason : 'unknown'; + } +} + +export const publicDemoWorkerStage = (stage) => (workerStages.has(stage) ? stage : null); + +/** Node records signal termination separately from a numeric exit code. */ +export const publicDemoChildExited = (child) => + child.exitCode !== null || child.signalCode !== null; + +/** Only closed phase/context and native process status may enter public artifacts. */ +export function publicDemoFailure(stage, error, input = {}, child, signal) { + const phase = stages.has(stage) ? stage : 'proof'; + let reason = + phase === 'cleanup' ? 'cleanup-failure' : phase === 'worker' ? 'worker-failure' : 'unknown'; + let process = null; + let status; + // Only the coordinator's owned signal classifies an otherwise untyped async + // failure. Known first faults and cleanup are independent of later teardown. + if ( + phase !== 'cleanup' && + !(error instanceof PublicDemoFailure) && + !(error instanceof DemoCommandError) && + signal?.aborted + ) + reason = 'cancelled'; + if (error instanceof PublicDemoFailure && reasons.has(error.reason)) reason = error.reason; + if (error instanceof DemoCommandError) { + if (error.origin === 'daemon') { + reason = 'daemon'; + process = 'daemon'; + if (error.reason === 'exit') status = error; + } else if (error.origin === 'command') { + if (['deadline', 'cancelled', 'spawn', 'output'].includes(error.reason)) + reason = error.reason; + if (error.reason === 'cleanup') reason = 'process-cleanup'; + if (phase === 'worker') { + process = 'worker'; + if (error.reason === 'exit') status = error; + } else if (['browser-spawn', 'startup-port'].includes(phase)) process = 'browser'; + } + } else if (phase === 'startup-port' && reason === 'chromium-exited') { + process = 'browser'; + status = child; + } + // Teardown's intentional SIGTERM never describes a browser/worker failure. + if (phase === 'cleanup') { + process = null; + status = undefined; + } + return { + stage: phase, + reason, + process, + mode: modes.has(input.mode) ? input.mode : null, + lane: + Number.isInteger(input.laneIndex) && input.laneIndex >= 0 && input.laneIndex < 3 + ? input.laneIndex + 1 + : null, + kind: kinds.has(input.kind) ? input.kind : null, + run: Number.isInteger(input.run) && input.run >= 1 && input.run <= 3 ? input.run : null, + workerStage: phase === 'worker' ? publicDemoWorkerStage(input.workerStage) : null, + exitCode: + Number.isInteger(status?.exitCode) && status.exitCode >= 0 && status.exitCode <= 255 + ? status.exitCode + : null, + signal: signals.has(status?.signalCode) ? status.signalCode : null, + }; +} + +/** Emit only a complete validated worker line, even when dependency text shares a chunk. */ +export function publicDemoWorkerOutput(chunk) { + const lines = chunk.toString().split(/\r?\n/); + return lines.filter((line) => + /^Public demo worker refused: (input|connect|preflight|audit|report|unknown)$/.test(line), + ); +} + +/** Preserve the original failure when owned operation cleanup also refuses. */ +export async function publicDemoOperation({ input, signal, run, cleanup, child, record }) { + let stage = 'browser-spawn'; + let failed = false; + let failure; + let result; + try { + result = await run((next) => { + stage = stages.has(next) ? next : 'proof'; + }); + } catch (error) { + failed = true; + failure = error; + record(publicDemoFailure(stage, error, input, child(), signal)); + } finally { + try { + await cleanup(); + } catch (error) { + record(publicDemoFailure('cleanup', error, input, child())); + if (!failed) { + failed = true; + failure = error; + } + } + } + if (failed) throw failure; + return result; +} diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-worker.mjs b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-worker.mjs index 85bd8d23..71d24d5c 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-worker.mjs +++ b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/public-demo-worker.mjs @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ import { reconcileScriptInventory, validateReport, } from './public-demo-contract.mjs'; +import { publicDemoWorkerStage } from './public-demo-diagnostics.mjs'; import { resolvedDemoCensus, demoLighthouseConfiguration } from './public-demo-gatherer.mjs'; import { readDemoToolchain } from './public-demo-toolchain.mjs'; @@ -160,8 +161,10 @@ async function timeoutControl(port) { } } -async function main(input) { +async function main(input, stage) { + stage('preflight'); assert.deepEqual(readDemoToolchain(), expectedCensus.versions, 'Pinned tool/browser census'); + stage('connect'); const browser = await chromium.connectOverCDP(`http://127.0.0.1:${input.port}`, { timeout: 10000, }); @@ -177,6 +180,7 @@ async function main(input) { for (const context of browser.contexts()) for (const page of context.pages()) await page.close(); if (input.mode === 'tls-refusal') { + stage('preflight'); const page = await browser.newPage(); let refused = false; let failureCode = 'no-navigation-error'; @@ -191,15 +195,19 @@ async function main(input) { true, 'Untrusted/wrong-SPKI browser certificate refusal: ' + failureCode, ); + stage('report'); writeFileSync(input.result, JSON.stringify({ refused: true, browserVersion })); return; } if (input.mode === 'browser') { + stage('preflight'); const counts = await browserPaths(browser, input); + stage('report'); writeFileSync(input.result, JSON.stringify({ browserVersion, ...counts })); return; } if (input.mode !== 'timeout-control') { + stage('preflight'); const context = await browser.newContext({ viewport: { width: 412, height: 823 }, deviceScaleFactor: 1.75, @@ -217,7 +225,9 @@ async function main(input) { } if (input.mode === 'timeout-control') { + stage('audit'); await timeoutControl(input.port); + stage('report'); writeFileSync(input.result, JSON.stringify({ browserVersion, refused: true })); return; } @@ -229,8 +239,10 @@ async function main(input) { output: ['json', 'html'], maxWaitForLoad: 15000, }; + stage('audit'); assertConfiguration(await resolvedDemoCensus(flags), expectedCensus); const result = await lighthouse(input.url, flags, demoLighthouseConfiguration); + stage('report'); assert.ok(result?.artifacts?.PublicDemoDocument, 'Actual audit product artifact'); for (const { id } of expectedCensus.artifacts) assert.ok(result.artifacts[id], 'Required gathered artifact ' + id); @@ -247,8 +259,9 @@ async function main(input) { reconcileScriptInventory(result.artifacts.DevtoolsLog, source.inventory); const base = join(input.output, `audit-${input.laneIndex}-${input.kind}-${input.run}`); const report = JSON.stringify(result.lhr); + const html = generateReport(result.lhr, 'html'); writeFileSync(base + '.json', report, { flag: 'wx' }); - writeFileSync(base + '.html', generateReport(result.lhr, 'html'), { flag: 'wx' }); + writeFileSync(base + '.html', html, { flag: 'wx' }); writeFileSync( input.result, JSON.stringify({ @@ -259,21 +272,33 @@ async function main(input) { metrics, configDigest: digest(JSON.stringify(expectedCensus)), reportDigest: digest(report), + htmlDigest: digest(html), gzip: source.gzip, cutoff: source.cutoff, }), ); } +let input; +let stage = 'input'; try { - await main(JSON.parse(readFileSync(process.argv[2], 'utf8'))); -} catch (error) { - // Never echo raw browser/provider messages, document values or configuration. - console.error( - 'Public demo worker refused: ' + - (error?.code === 'ERR_ASSERTION' - ? String(error.message).split('\n')[0].slice(0, 160) - : (error?.name ?? 'failure')), - ); + input = JSON.parse(readFileSync(process.argv[2], 'utf8')); + await main(input, (next) => { + stage = publicDemoWorkerStage(next); + }); +} catch { + // The private failure result carries only a closed phase; the parent validates + // it again before promoting it to the public receipt. No provider text crosses. + if (input?.result) { + try { + writeFileSync( + input.result, + JSON.stringify({ failure: { stage: publicDemoWorkerStage(stage) } }), + ); + } catch { + /* Parent still records a closed worker-failure when no result can be written. */ + } + } + console.error('Public demo worker refused: ' + (publicDemoWorkerStage(stage) ?? 'unknown')); process.exitCode = 1; } diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/verify-public-demo.mjs b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/verify-public-demo.mjs index 813682cc..33ddd93a 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/scripts/verify-public-demo.mjs +++ b/frontend/apps/web/scripts/verify-public-demo.mjs @@ -8,10 +8,25 @@ import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'; import { chromium } from 'playwright'; -import { digest, reportAdvisories, reportInventory } from './public-demo-contract.mjs'; +import { + digest, + reportAdvisories, + reportInventory, + validateReportPair, +} from './public-demo-contract.mjs'; +import { + PublicDemoFailure, + publicDemoChildExited, + publicDemoFailure, + publicDemoOperation, + publicDemoWorkerStage, + publicDemoWorkerOutput, +} from './public-demo-diagnostics.mjs'; import { stopTestChild } from './stop-test-child.mjs'; import { demoRequest } from '../../../../scripts/demo-http.mjs'; import { completionDelta, finalCompletionCensus } from '../../../../scripts/demo-observation.mjs'; +import { DemoCommandError } from '../../../../scripts/demo-process.mjs'; +import { demoSource } from '../../../../scripts/demo-source.mjs'; const root = fileURLToPath(new URL('../../../../', import.meta.url)); const worker = fileURLToPath(new URL('./public-demo-worker.mjs', import.meta.url)); @@ -26,29 +41,22 @@ export async function verifyPublicDemo(runtime) { const deadline = started + 12 * 60 * 1000; const remaining = (bound) => { runtime.processes.assertActive(); - if (Date.now() >= deadline) throw new Error('Public proof wall-clock deadline'); + if (Date.now() >= deadline) throw new PublicDemoFailure('deadline'); return Math.min(bound, deadline - Date.now()); }; const output = join(root, 'artifacts/public-demo'); - if (existsSync(output)) throw new Error('Public proof artifact directory must be fresh'); - mkdirSync(output, { recursive: true }); + let outputOwned = false; + let failure; + let phase = 'setup'; const identity = { invocation: randomBytes(16).toString('hex'), - commit: ( - await runtime.processes.run('git', ['rev-parse', 'HEAD'], { - cwd: root, - env: { PATH: process.env.PATH }, - label: 'Read-only source provenance', - capture: true, - }) - ).trim(), - build: readFileSync(join(root, 'frontend/apps/web/.next/BUILD_ID'), 'utf8').trim(), + commit: null, + tree: null, + build: null, }; - assert.match(identity.commit, /^[a-f0-9]{40}$/); - const hosts = [...new Set(runtime.manifest.map((lane) => lane.host))]; - const spki = createHash('sha256') - .update(runtime.leaf.publicKey.export({ type: 'spki', format: 'der' })) - .digest('base64'); + let hosts; + let spki; + let expected; const childrenEnv = { PATH: process.env.PATH, HOME: runtime.privateRoot, @@ -76,95 +84,141 @@ export async function verifyPublicDemo(runtime) { passed: false, }; receipt.configuration = census; - const expected = runtime.manifest.flatMap((lane) => - ['catalog', 'course', 'lesson'].flatMap((kind) => - [1, 2, 3].map((run) => ({ - ...identity, - url: lane[kind + 'Url'], - run, - configDigest: receipt.configDigest, - browserVersion: census.versions.browserVersion, - })), - ), - ); - receipt.expectedReports = expected; - const save = () => writeFileSync(join(output, 'receipt.json'), JSON.stringify(receipt, null, 2)); + const save = () => { + if (!outputOwned) return false; + try { + writeFileSync(join(output, 'receipt.json'), JSON.stringify(receipt, null, 2)); + return true; + } catch (error) { + receipt.passed = false; + receipt.failure ??= publicDemoFailure('result', error); + failure ??= error; + return false; + } + }; let operationIndex = 0; async function operation(input, trust = spki) { const index = operationIndex++; const profile = join(runtime.privateRoot, `chromium-${index}`); - mkdirSync(profile, { mode: 0o700 }); const resultFile = join(runtime.privateRoot, `browser-result-${index}.json`); const inputFile = join(runtime.privateRoot, `browser-input-${index}.json`); - const browser = runtime.processes.start( - chromium.executablePath(), - [ - '--headless=new', - '--remote-debugging-address=127.0.0.1', - '--remote-debugging-port=0', - `--user-data-dir=${profile}`, - '--no-first-run', - '--no-default-browser-check', - '--disable-background-networking', - '--disable-component-update', - '--disable-sync', - '--no-proxy-server', - `--host-resolver-rules=${hosts.map((host) => `MAP ${host} 127.0.0.1`).join(',')}`, - ...(trust ? [`--ignore-certificate-errors-spki-list=${trust}`] : []), - 'about:blank', - ], - { - cwd: root, - // macOS's native certificate verifier needs the real account home. - // Chromium data stays in its explicitly owned disposable profile. - env: { ...childrenEnv, ...(platform() === 'darwin' ? { HOME: homedir() } : {}) }, - label: 'Owned managed Chromium', + let browser; + let profileOwned = false; + return publicDemoOperation({ + input, + signal: runtime.signal, + child: () => browser?.child, + record: (failure) => { + receipt.failure ??= failure; + save(); }, - ); - try { - const portFile = join(profile, 'DevToolsActivePort'); - const startupDeadline = Date.now() + remaining(10000); - while (!existsSync(portFile)) { - remaining(10000); - if (browser.child.exitCode !== null || Date.now() >= startupDeadline) - throw new Error('Managed Chromium startup'); - await pause(50, undefined, { signal: runtime.signal }); - } - const port = Number(readFileSync(portFile, 'utf8').split('\n')[0]); - assert.ok(port > 0 && port <= 65535); - writeFileSync( - inputFile, - JSON.stringify({ - ...input, - port, - lanes: runtime.manifest, - result: resultFile, - output, - identity, - }), - { mode: 0o600, flag: 'wx' }, - ); - await runtime.processes.run('node', [worker, inputFile], { - cwd: root, - env: childrenEnv, - label: `Public ${input.mode} proof`, - timeout: remaining(input.mode === 'browser' ? 135000 : 60000), - // Fixed assertions/phase names only; provider/document logs stay suppressed. - observe: (chunk) => { - if (chunk.toString().startsWith('Public demo worker refused:')) - console.error(chunk.toString().trim()); - }, - }); - return JSON.parse(readFileSync(resultFile, 'utf8')); - } finally { - await stopTestChild(browser.child); - await browser.exit; - rmSync(profile, { recursive: true, force: true }); - } + run: async (stage) => { + mkdirSync(profile, { mode: 0o700 }); + profileOwned = true; + browser = runtime.processes.start( + chromium.executablePath(), + [ + '--headless=new', + '--remote-debugging-address=127.0.0.1', + '--remote-debugging-port=0', + `--user-data-dir=${profile}`, + '--no-first-run', + '--no-default-browser-check', + '--disable-background-networking', + '--disable-component-update', + '--disable-sync', + '--no-proxy-server', + `--host-resolver-rules=${hosts.map((host) => `MAP ${host} 127.0.0.1`).join(',')}`, + ...(trust ? [`--ignore-certificate-errors-spki-list=${trust}`] : []), + 'about:blank', + ], + { + cwd: root, + // macOS's native certificate verifier needs the real account home. + // Chromium data stays in its explicitly owned disposable profile. + env: { ...childrenEnv, ...(platform() === 'darwin' ? { HOME: homedir() } : {}) }, + label: 'Owned managed Chromium', + }, + ); + stage('startup-port'); + const portFile = join(profile, 'DevToolsActivePort'); + const startupDeadline = Date.now() + remaining(10000); + while (!existsSync(portFile)) { + remaining(10000); + if (browser.result().failed) + throw new DemoCommandError( + 'Owned managed Chromium', + browser.result().failed, + undefined, + { + reason: browser.result().failureReason, + }, + ); + if (publicDemoChildExited(browser.child)) throw new PublicDemoFailure('chromium-exited'); + if (Date.now() >= startupDeadline) throw new PublicDemoFailure('deadline'); + await pause(50, undefined, { signal: runtime.signal }); + } + const port = Number(readFileSync(portFile, 'utf8').split('\n')[0]); + if (!(port > 0 && port <= 65535)) throw new PublicDemoFailure('port-invalid'); + writeFileSync( + inputFile, + JSON.stringify({ + ...input, + port, + lanes: runtime.manifest, + result: resultFile, + output, + identity, + }), + { mode: 0o600, flag: 'wx' }, + ); + stage('worker'); + try { + await runtime.processes.run('node', [worker, inputFile], { + cwd: root, + env: childrenEnv, + label: `Public ${input.mode} proof`, + timeout: remaining(input.mode === 'browser' ? 135000 : 60000), + // Fixed assertions/phase names only; provider/document logs stay suppressed. + observe: (chunk) => { + for (const line of publicDemoWorkerOutput(chunk)) console.error(line); + }, + }); + } catch (error) { + try { + input.workerStage = publicDemoWorkerStage( + JSON.parse(readFileSync(resultFile, 'utf8'))?.failure?.stage, + ); + } catch { + /* A missing/incomplete private result supplies no public diagnostic data. */ + } + throw error; + } + stage('result'); + return JSON.parse(readFileSync(resultFile, 'utf8')); + }, + cleanup: async () => { + if (browser) { + try { + await stopTestChild(browser.child); + } catch (error) { + throw new PublicDemoFailure('process-cleanup', error); + } + // The outer process owner performs the separately bounded stream drain. + } + if (profileOwned) { + try { + rmSync(profile, { recursive: true, force: true }); + } catch (error) { + throw new PublicDemoFailure('profile-cleanup', error); + } + } + }, + }); } async function quiet() { remaining(61000); - if (deadline - Date.now() < 61000) throw new Error('Insufficient proof quiet interval'); + if (deadline - Date.now() < 61000) throw new PublicDemoFailure('deadline'); const before = runtime.completions.total; await pause(61000, undefined, { signal: runtime.signal }); assert.equal(runtime.completions.total, before, 'Quiet window has no hidden product traffic'); @@ -179,11 +233,37 @@ export async function verifyPublicDemo(runtime) { ) await pause(20, undefined, { signal: runtime.signal }); receipt.batches.push({ name, ...completionDelta(before, runtime.completions, expected) }); - save(); + if (!save()) throw failure; } - let failure; try { + if (existsSync(output)) throw new Error('Public proof artifact directory must be fresh'); + mkdirSync(output, { recursive: true }); + outputOwned = true; + if (!save()) throw failure; assert.equal(runtime.mode, 'ci'); + assert.ok(runtime.source, 'Source captured before CI setup/build'); + const source = await demoSource(runtime.processes, root, remaining, runtime.source); + identity.commit = source.commit; + identity.tree = source.tree; + identity.build = readFileSync(join(root, 'frontend/apps/web/.next/BUILD_ID'), 'utf8').trim(); + assert.match(identity.commit, /^[a-f0-9]{40}$/); + hosts = [...new Set(runtime.manifest.map((lane) => lane.host))]; + spki = createHash('sha256') + .update(runtime.leaf.publicKey.export({ type: 'spki', format: 'der' })) + .digest('base64'); + expected = runtime.manifest.flatMap((lane) => + ['catalog', 'course', 'lesson'].flatMap((kind) => + [1, 2, 3].map((run) => ({ + ...identity, + url: lane[kind + 'Url'], + run, + configDigest: receipt.configDigest, + browserVersion: census.versions.browserVersion, + })), + ), + ); + receipt.expectedReports = expected; + phase = 'proof'; // Positive observer control uses already completed readiness, then a fresh // product document through independent CA/hostname verification. assert.equal(runtime.completions.total, 6, 'Three two-call readiness documents completed'); @@ -229,37 +309,37 @@ export async function verifyPublicDemo(runtime) { remaining(1); if (runtime.completions.statuses[429] || runtime.completions.total - before.total > 48) throw new Error('Public audit quota/status bound'); - save(); + if (!save()) throw failure; } await finishBatch(before, 36, `audit-lane-${laneIndex}`); } reportInventory(receipt.reports, expected); for (const row of receipt.reports) { const base = `audit-${runtime.manifest.findIndex((lane) => row.url.startsWith(lane.catalogUrl))}-${row.url.includes('/lessons/') ? 'lesson' : runtime.manifest.some((lane) => row.url === lane.catalogUrl) ? 'catalog' : 'course'}-${row.run}`; - assert.equal( - digest(readFileSync(join(output, base + '.json'))), - row.reportDigest, - 'Fresh complete report bytes', - ); - assert.ok( - readFileSync(join(output, base + '.html'), 'utf8').length > 1000, - 'Complete HTML report', + validateReportPair( + row, + readFileSync(join(output, base + '.json')), + readFileSync(join(output, base + '.html')), ); } receipt.advisories = reportAdvisories(receipt.reports); + await demoSource(runtime.processes, root, remaining, runtime.source); remaining(1); receipt.proofMilliseconds = Date.now() - started; receipt.passed = true; } catch (error) { failure = error; + receipt.failure ??= publicDemoFailure(phase, error, {}, undefined, runtime.signal); + save(); } finally { receipt.proofMilliseconds = Date.now() - started; const beforeCleanup = snapshot(runtime.completions); try { receipt.cleanup = await runtime.dispose(); - } catch { + } catch (error) { receipt.cleanup = { passed: false }; receipt.passed = false; + receipt.failure ??= publicDemoFailure('cleanup', error); failure ??= new Error('Public proof owned cleanup failed'); } finally { receipt.totalCompletions = snapshot(runtime.completions); @@ -272,10 +352,14 @@ export async function verifyPublicDemo(runtime) { ); } catch (error) { receipt.passed = false; + receipt.failure ??= publicDemoFailure('proof', error); failure ??= error; } save(); } } - if (failure) throw failure; + if (failure) { + console.error('Public demo proof refused: ' + JSON.stringify(receipt.failure)); + throw failure; + } } diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.path-fence.test.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.path-fence.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1f4b5d9f --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.path-fence.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +// @vitest-environment node +import { randomBytes } from 'node:crypto'; + +import type * as Sdk from '@learnstack/sdk/server'; +import { afterEach, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +const probe = vi.hoisted(() => ({ path: undefined as string | undefined })); +vi.mock('@learnstack/sdk/server', async (importOriginal) => { + const sdk = await importOriginal(); + return { + ...sdk, + createServerSdk: (transport: Sdk.PublicFetch) => + sdk.createServerSdk((path, init) => transport(probe.path ?? path, init)), + }; +}); + +import { createConfiguredPublicClient } from './configured-public-client'; +import { mintProvenance } from './ingress'; + +afterEach(() => { + probe.path = undefined; + vi.unstubAllEnvs(); + vi.unstubAllGlobals(); +}); + +it('checks the normalized destination before the private public hop sends any request', async () => { + const secret = randomBytes(32).toString('base64url'); + vi.stubEnv('LEARNSTACK_PUBLIC_API_ORIGIN', 'http://127.0.0.1:5080'); + vi.stubEnv('LEARNSTACK_PUBLIC_HOP_SECRET', secret); + vi.stubEnv('LEARNSTACK_PUBLIC_TLS_CERT', '.data/test/cert.pem'); + vi.stubEnv('LEARNSTACK_PUBLIC_TLS_KEY', '.data/test/key.pem'); + const site = { + displayName: 'School', + enabledLocales: ['en'], + defaultLocale: 'en', + theme: null, + showPlatformAttribution: true, + }; + const fetch = vi + .fn() + .mockImplementation( + async () => + new Response(JSON.stringify(site), { headers: { 'content-type': 'application/json' } }), + ); + vi.stubGlobal('fetch', fetch); + const client = createConfiguredPublicClient( + mintProvenance( + { host: 'tenant.example', peer: '127.0.0.1', method: 'GET', target: '/en/courses' }, + secret, + ), + ); + expect(client).not.toBeNull(); + for (const path of [ + '/api/v1/public/../account/site', + '/api/v1/public/%2e%2e/account/site', + '/api/v1/public/site#fragment', + '/api/v1/public/unknown', + '/api/v1/public/courses/a%2fb', + '/api/v1/public/courses/a%5Cb', + '/api/v1/public/courses/..%2faccount', + '/api/v1/public/courses/a%252fb', + '//attacker.example/api/v1/public/site', + ]) { + probe.path = path; + await expect(client!.getSite()).resolves.toEqual({ kind: 'invalid-request' }); + } + expect(fetch).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + probe.path = undefined; + await expect(client!.getCourse({ slug: '..' })).resolves.toEqual({ kind: 'invalid-request' }); + for (const slug of ['a/b', 'a\\b', '..%2faccount', 'a%5cb', 'a%252fb']) + await expect(client!.getCourse({ slug })).resolves.toEqual({ kind: 'invalid-request' }); + await expect(client!.getLesson({ slug: 'safe', lessonSlug: 'a/b' })).resolves.toEqual({ + kind: 'invalid-request', + }); + expect(fetch).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + await expect(client!.getSite()).resolves.toEqual({ kind: 'success', status: 200, data: site }); + expect(fetch).toHaveBeenCalledOnce(); + expect(fetch.mock.calls[0]![0].toString()).toBe('http://127.0.0.1:5080/api/v1/public/site'); +}); diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.test.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.test.ts index aeeca92a..ffdc4174 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.test.ts +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.test.ts @@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ describe('configured public authority and operation boundary', () => { expect((await configured.getSite()).kind).toBe('success'); }); - it('preserves SDK dot-segment rejection and contains encoded slug values on the private origin', async () => { + it('preserves SDK dot-segment rejection and refuses encoded separators before sending hop credentials', async () => { const transport = stubResponse(); const configured = client(); expect(await configured.getCourse({ slug: '..' })).toEqual({ kind: 'invalid-request' }); @@ -201,10 +201,10 @@ describe('configured public authority and operation boundary', () => { kind: 'invalid-request', }); expect(transport).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); - await configured.getCourse({ slug: '//attacker.example/%2e%2e' }); - expect(String(transport.mock.calls[0]?.[0])).toBe( - 'http://127.0.0.1:5080/api/v1/public/courses/%2F%2Fattacker.example%2F%252e%252e?locale=tr-TR', - ); + expect(await configured.getCourse({ slug: '//attacker.example/%2e%2e' })).toEqual({ + kind: 'invalid-request', + }); + expect(transport).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); }); }); diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.ts index 5ac6e1be..c83fc004 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.ts +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/configured-public-client.ts @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ import { randomBytes } from 'node:crypto'; import 'server-only'; -import { createServerSdk } from '@learnstack/sdk/server'; +import { createServerSdk, PublicRequestRefusalError } from '@learnstack/sdk/server'; import type { ServerSdk } from '@learnstack/sdk/server'; import { publicServerConfiguration, verifyProvenance } from './ingress'; @@ -153,8 +153,15 @@ export function createConfiguredPublicClient( // Only the SDK's four fixed operations can call this closure. Recheck origin // after URL normalization before attaching credentials to the request. const url = new URL(path, configuration.apiOrigin); - if (url.origin !== configuration.apiOrigin || !path.startsWith('/api/v1/public/')) - throw new Error('Invalid public API operation'); + if ( + url.origin !== configuration.apiOrigin || + !/^\/api\/v1\/public\/(?:site|courses(?:\/[^/]+(?:\/lessons\/[^/]+)?)?)$/.test( + url.pathname, + ) || + /%(?:25)*(?:2f|5c)/i.test(url.pathname) || + url.pathname + url.search !== path + ) + throw new PublicRequestRefusalError(); return boundedResponse(url, headers, signal); }); const requestOptions = { signal }; diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/server/ingress.test.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/ingress.test.ts index 064587c9..283d98a9 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/src/server/ingress.test.ts +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/ingress.test.ts @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ // @vitest-environment node import { execFileSync } from 'node:child_process'; import { randomBytes } from 'node:crypto'; -import { mkdtempSync, readFileSync, rmSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs'; +import { mkdirSync, mkdtempSync, readFileSync, rmSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs'; import { createServer, request } from 'node:https'; import { tmpdir } from 'node:os'; import { join } from 'node:path'; @@ -215,6 +215,32 @@ describe('private local configuration', () => { ).toBe('explicit'); }); + it('resolves API issuer across source, projection and ambient inputs only for the API launcher', () => { + const key = 'Authentication__Tenant__Issuer'; + const issuer = 'https://identity.example/realms/learnstack'; + const options = { apiAuthentication: true }; + const projectionDirectory = join(directory, 'frontend/apps/web'); + mkdirSync(projectionDirectory, { recursive: true }); + const projectionPath = join(projectionDirectory, '.env.local'); + writeFileSync(join(directory, '.env'), key + '=' + issuer); + writeFileSync(projectionPath, key + '=' + issuer); + expect(loadLocalEnvironment(directory, {}, options)[key]).toBe(issuer); + expect(loadLocalEnvironment(directory, { [key]: issuer }, options)[key]).toBe(issuer); + expect(() => loadLocalEnvironment(directory, { [key]: issuer + '-hub' }, options)).toThrow( + 'Conflicting API authentication configuration', + ); + writeFileSync(projectionPath, key + '=' + issuer + '-hub'); + expect(() => loadLocalEnvironment(directory, {}, options)).toThrow( + 'Conflicting API authentication configuration', + ); + expect(loadLocalEnvironment(directory, { [key]: 'unrelated' })[key]).toBeUndefined(); + writeFileSync(join(directory, '.env'), ''); + writeFileSync(projectionPath, key + '=' + issuer); + expect(loadLocalEnvironment(directory, {}, options)[key]).toBe(issuer); + writeFileSync(projectionPath, ''); + expect(loadLocalEnvironment(directory, { [key]: issuer }, options)[key]).toBe(issuer); + }); + const configuration = { LEARNSTACK_PUBLIC_API_ORIGIN: 'http://127.0.0.1:5080', LEARNSTACK_PUBLIC_HOP_SECRET: secret, diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/server/ingress.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/ingress.ts index 5081774d..48bc3bec 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/src/server/ingress.ts +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/server/ingress.ts @@ -264,6 +264,7 @@ function readOptionalEnvironment(path: string): Record { export function loadLocalEnvironment( root: string, environment: Readonly>, + options: { apiAuthentication?: boolean } = {}, ): Record { const source = readOptionalEnvironment(resolve(root, '.env')); const projection = readOptionalEnvironment(resolve(root, 'frontend/apps/web/.env.local')); @@ -282,6 +283,17 @@ export function loadLocalEnvironment( ]) { if (environment[key] !== undefined) result[key] = environment[key]; } + const issuerKey = 'Authentication__Tenant__Issuer'; + // Web startup does not consume API authentication configuration. Only the API + // launcher opts into resolving this private value and its conflict checks. + delete result[issuerKey]; + if (options.apiAuthentication) { + const issuers = [source[issuerKey], projection[issuerKey], environment[issuerKey]].filter( + (value): value is string => value !== undefined, + ); + if (new Set(issuers).size > 1) throw new Error('Conflicting API authentication configuration'); + if (issuers[0] !== undefined) result[issuerKey] = issuers[0]; + } return result; } diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/test/demo-lifecycle.test.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/demo-lifecycle.test.ts index 8fd79b64..571bf52d 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/src/test/demo-lifecycle.test.ts +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/demo-lifecycle.test.ts @@ -484,6 +484,33 @@ describe('demo runtime boundaries', () => { ), }); }); + it('passes the selected tenant issuer only in the constructed API environment', () => { + const root = temporary(); + const key = 'Authentication__Tenant__Issuer'; + const issuer = 'https://identity.example/realms/learnstack'; + const values = { + ConnectionStrings__Default: 'application', + ConnectionStrings__OutboxDispatcher: 'dispatcher', + [key]: issuer, + }; + const configuration = { apiOrigin: 'http://127.0.0.1:5080', secret: 'private' }; + expect(publicApiEnvironment(values, configuration, {})[key]).toBe(issuer); + expect(publicWebEnvironment(values, root, { [key]: issuer })).not.toHaveProperty(key); + expect(publicApiEnvironment({ ...values, [key]: '' }, configuration, {})).not.toHaveProperty( + key, + ); + expect( + publicApiEnvironment( + { + ConnectionStrings__Default: 'application', + ConnectionStrings__OutboxDispatcher: 'dispatcher', + }, + configuration, + { [key]: issuer }, + ), + ).not.toHaveProperty(key); + }); + it('passes only explicit API credentials and hop configuration', () => { const env = publicApiEnvironment( { @@ -622,6 +649,179 @@ describe('demo runtime boundaries', () => { }); }); +describe('native exit and output closure ownership', () => { + it.each(['nonzero', 'signal'])( + 'retains a native %s command failure before a later deadline despite paused stdout', + async (kind) => { + const processes = owner(); + let running: ReturnType | undefined; + const start = processes.start.bind(processes); + processes.start = (...args) => { + running = start(...args); + return running; + }; + const result = processes + .run( + process.execPath, + [ + '-e', + ` + process.once('SIGUSR2', () => { + process.stdout.write('late output\\n'); + ${kind === 'nonzero' ? 'process.exit(17);' : 'process.kill(process.pid, "SIGTERM");'} + }); + process.stdout.write('ready\\n'); + setInterval(() => {}, 1000); + `, + ], + { capture: true, label: 'Native command exit control', timeout: 5000 }, + ) + .catch((error: unknown) => error); + if (!running || !running.child.stdout) throw new Error('Missing native exit control'); + const child = running.child; + const stream = child.stdout!; + await once(stream, 'data'); + const hold = () => stream.pause(); + stream.on('resume', hold); + stream.pause(); + let closed = false; + child.once('close', () => { + closed = true; + }); + try { + const nativeExit = once(child, 'exit'); + child.kill('SIGUSR2'); + await nativeExit; + expect(closed).toBe(false); + expect(await result).toMatchObject({ + reason: 'exit', + origin: 'command', + exitCode: kind === 'nonzero' ? 17 : null, + signalCode: kind === 'signal' ? 'SIGTERM' : null, + }); + expect(closed).toBe(false); + } finally { + stream.off('resume', hold); + stream.resume(); + await result; + await processes.dispose(); + } + }, + 15000, + ); + + it('retains complete successful captured output through close after native exit', async () => { + const processes = owner(); + let running: ReturnType | undefined; + const start = processes.start.bind(processes); + processes.start = (...args) => { + running = start(...args); + return running; + }; + let settled = false; + const result = processes + .run( + process.execPath, + [ + '-e', + ` + const keepAlive = setInterval(() => {}, 1000); + process.once('SIGUSR2', () => { + clearInterval(keepAlive); + process.stdout.write('late output\\n'); + }); + process.stdout.write('ready\\n'); + `, + ], + { capture: true, label: 'Native success output control', timeout: 5000 }, + ) + .then((output) => { + settled = true; + return output; + }); + if (!running || !running.child.stdout) throw new Error('Missing native success control'); + const child = running.child; + const stream = child.stdout!; + await once(stream, 'data'); + const hold = () => stream.pause(); + stream.on('resume', hold); + stream.pause(); + try { + const nativeExit = once(child, 'exit'); + child.kill('SIGUSR2'); + await nativeExit; + expect(child.exitCode).toBe(0); + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 100)); + expect(settled).toBe(false); + stream.off('resume', hold); + stream.resume(); + await expect(result).resolves.toBe('ready\nlate output\n'); + } finally { + stream.off('resume', hold); + stream.resume(); + await result; + await processes.dispose(); + } + }); + + it.each([0, 17])( + 'latches the first daemon leader exit %s before a second daemon closes its streams', + async (firstCode) => { + const processes = owner(); + const daemons = [firstCode, 23].map((code) => + processes.daemon( + process.execPath, + [ + '-e', + ` + process.once('SIGUSR2', () => { + process.stdout.write('late output\\n'); + process.exit(${code}); + }); + process.stdout.write('ready\\n'); + setInterval(() => {}, 1000); + `, + ], + { label: 'Native daemon exit control' }, + ), + ); + const first = daemons[0]!; + const second = daemons[1]!; + await Promise.all(daemons.map((daemon) => once(daemon.child.stdout!, 'data'))); + const stream = first.child.stdout!; + const hold = () => stream.pause(); + stream.on('resume', hold); + stream.pause(); + let firstClosed = false; + first.child.once('close', () => { + firstClosed = true; + }); + try { + const nativeExit = once(first.child, 'exit'); + first.child.kill('SIGUSR2'); + await nativeExit; + expect(firstClosed).toBe(false); + second.child.kill('SIGUSR2'); + await once(second.child, 'close'); + const failure = await processes.failure; + expect(failure).toMatchObject({ reason: 'exit', origin: 'daemon', exitCode: firstCode }); + let activeFailure: unknown; + try { + processes.assertActive(); + } catch (error) { + activeFailure = error; + } + expect(activeFailure).toBe(failure); + expect(firstClosed).toBe(false); + } finally { + stream.off('resume', hold); + stream.resume(); + await processes.dispose(); + } + }, + ); +}); + describe('owned real process lifecycle', () => { it('captures split multibyte stdout intact and bounds accumulated bytes', async () => { const processes = owner(); diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/test/demo-source.test.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/demo-source.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d30ab3ba --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/demo-source.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,235 @@ +// @vitest-environment node +import { execFileSync, spawnSync } from 'node:child_process'; +import { mkdirSync, mkdtempSync, readFileSync, realpathSync, rmSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs'; +import { tmpdir } from 'node:os'; +import { join } from 'node:path'; +import { pathToFileURL } from 'node:url'; + +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import { DemoProcesses } from '../../../../../scripts/demo-process.mjs'; +import { demoSource } from '../../../../../scripts/demo-source.mjs'; + +const roots: string[] = []; +const owners: DemoProcesses[] = []; +afterEach(async () => { + vi.unstubAllEnvs(); + await Promise.all(owners.splice(0).map((owner) => owner.dispose())); + for (const root of roots.splice(0)) rmSync(root, { recursive: true, force: true }); +}); + +function fixture() { + const root = realpathSync(mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), 'learnstack-demo-source-'))); + roots.push(root); + const env = { + NODE_ENV: 'test' as const, + PATH: process.env.PATH, + HOME: root, + XDG_CONFIG_HOME: root, + GIT_CONFIG_NOSYSTEM: '1', + GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL: process.platform === 'win32' ? 'NUL' : '/dev/null', + GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT: '0', + }; + const git = (...args: string[]) => + execFileSync( + 'git', + [ + '-c', + 'user.name=Demo Source Control', + '-c', + 'user.email=demo-source@example.invalid', + '-c', + 'commit.gpgsign=false', + '-c', + 'tag.gpgsign=false', + ...args, + ], + { cwd: root, env, encoding: 'utf8', stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'pipe'] }, + ).trim(); + git('init', '--quiet', '--object-format=sha1'); + writeFileSync(join(root, '.gitignore'), '.next/\nartifacts/\n.data/\n.env\n'); + writeFileSync(join(root, 'source.ts'), 'export const value = 1;\n'); + git('add', '.'); + git('commit', '--quiet', '-m', 'fixture'); + const processes = new DemoProcesses(new AbortController().signal); + owners.push(processes); + const remaining = (bound: number) => Math.min(bound, 15000); + return { root, env, git, processes, remaining }; +} + +describe('observational CI demo source checkpoints', () => { + it('captures clean commit/tree and permits ignored generated/private state', async () => { + const f = fixture(); + const before = await demoSource(f.processes, f.root, f.remaining); + expect(before).toEqual({ + commit: f.git('rev-parse', 'HEAD'), + tree: f.git('rev-parse', 'HEAD^{tree}'), + }); + expect(Object.isFrozen(before)).toBe(true); + mkdirSync(join(f.root, '.next')); + writeFileSync(join(f.root, '.next/BUILD_ID'), 'generated'); + mkdirSync(join(f.root, 'artifacts')); + writeFileSync(join(f.root, 'artifacts/receipt.json'), '{}'); + writeFileSync(join(f.root, '.env'), 'PRIVATE=not-retained'); + await expect(demoSource(f.processes, f.root, f.remaining, before)).resolves.toEqual(before); + }); + + it.each(['staged', 'unstaged', 'untracked'])( + 'refuses actual %s source at a later checkpoint', + async (kind) => { + const f = fixture(); + const before = await demoSource(f.processes, f.root, f.remaining); + writeFileSync(join(f.root, kind === 'untracked' ? 'new-source.ts' : 'source.ts'), 'changed'); + if (kind === 'staged') f.git('add', 'source.ts'); + await expect(demoSource(f.processes, f.root, f.remaining, before)).rejects.toThrow( + 'CI demo requires clean Git source', + ); + }, + ); + + it('refuses a clean changed commit even when its tree is unchanged', async () => { + const f = fixture(); + const before = await demoSource(f.processes, f.root, f.remaining); + f.git('commit', '--quiet', '--allow-empty', '-m', 'different commit'); + expect(f.git('rev-parse', 'HEAD^{tree}')).toBe(before.tree); + await expect(demoSource(f.processes, f.root, f.remaining, before)).rejects.toThrow( + 'Demo source changed since its captured checkpoint', + ); + }); + + it('refuses a changed commit during the status/identity checkpoint', async () => { + const f = fixture(); + const runner = { + run: async (...args: Parameters) => { + const result = await f.processes.run(...args); + if (args[1][0] === 'status') + f.git('commit', '--quiet', '--allow-empty', '-m', 'raced commit'); + return result; + }, + }; + await expect(demoSource(runner, f.root, f.remaining)).rejects.toThrow( + 'Demo source changed since its captured checkpoint', + ); + }); + + it('anchors the real top-level directory and strips ambient Git redirects/configuration', async () => { + const f = fixture(); + const other = fixture(); + for (const [key, value] of Object.entries({ + GIT_DIR: join(other.root, '.git'), + GIT_WORK_TREE: other.root, + GIT_INDEX_FILE: join(other.root, 'foreign-index'), + GIT_CONFIG_COUNT: '1', + GIT_CONFIG_KEY_0: 'core.bare', + GIT_CONFIG_VALUE_0: 'true', + })) + vi.stubEnv(key, value); + await expect(demoSource(f.processes, f.root, f.remaining)).resolves.toMatchObject({ + commit: f.git('rev-parse', 'HEAD'), + }); + const nested = join(f.root, 'nested'); + mkdirSync(nested); + await expect(demoSource(f.processes, nested, f.remaining)).rejects.toThrow( + 'Demo source must belong to the owned repository root', + ); + }); + + it.each([0, -1, NaN, Infinity])( + 'refuses an exhausted/nonfinite command allowance: %s', + async (budget) => { + const f = fixture(); + const run = vi.fn(); + await expect(demoSource({ run }, f.root, () => budget)).rejects.toThrow( + 'Demo source verification deadline', + ); + expect(run).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + }, + ); + + it('shortens every actual Git command to the remaining finite allowance', async () => { + const f = fixture(); + let remaining = 5000; + const bounds: number[] = []; + const runner = { + run: async (...args: Parameters) => { + bounds.push(args[2]!.timeout!); + return f.processes.run(...args); + }, + }; + await demoSource(runner, f.root, (bound) => Math.min(bound, (remaining -= 500))); + expect(bounds).toEqual([4500, 4000, 3500, 3000]); + }); + + it.each(['ci', 'local'] as const)( + 'the actual %s launcher qualifies source before restores only in CI', + (mode) => { + const f = fixture(); + mkdirSync(join(f.root, 'scripts')); + for (const name of [ + 'demo', + 'demo-process', + 'demo-source', + 'demo-observation', + 'demo-database', + 'public-runtime', + 'wait-compose', + 'compose', + ]) + writeFileSync( + join(f.root, `scripts/${name}.mjs`), + readFileSync(new URL(`../../../../../scripts/${name}.mjs`, import.meta.url)), + ); + writeFileSync( + join(f.root, 'scripts/demo-http.mjs'), + 'export async function vacant() {}\nexport async function demoRequest() {}\nexport async function boundedBody() {}\n', + ); + mkdirSync(join(f.root, 'frontend/apps/web/scripts'), { recursive: true }); + writeFileSync( + join(f.root, 'frontend/apps/web/scripts/stop-test-child.mjs'), + readFileSync(new URL('../../scripts/stop-test-child.mjs', import.meta.url)), + ); + f.git('add', '.'); + f.git('commit', '--quiet', '-m', 'actual launcher'); + if (mode === 'local') writeFileSync(join(f.root, 'source.ts'), 'local development change'); + const execution = spawnSync( + process.execPath, + [ + '--input-type=module', + '-e', + ` + const { DemoProcesses } = await import(${JSON.stringify(pathToFileURL(join(f.root, 'scripts/demo-process.mjs')).href)}); + const run = DemoProcesses.prototype.run; + const commands = []; + const stop = new Error('restore boundary'); + DemoProcesses.prototype.run = async function(command, args, options) { + commands.push({ command, args }); + if (command === 'git') return run.call(this, command, args, options); + if (command === 'pnpm' && args[0] === 'install') throw stop; + return ''; + }; + const { startDemo } = await import(${JSON.stringify(pathToFileURL(join(f.root, 'scripts/demo.mjs')).href)}); + console.log = () => {}; + let caught; + try { await startDemo(${JSON.stringify(mode)}); } catch (error) { caught = error; } + process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify({ stopped: caught === stop, commands })); + `, + ], + { env: { ...f.env, NODE_ENV: 'test' }, encoding: 'utf8', timeout: 20000 }, + ); + expect(execution.status, execution.stderr).toBe(0); + const result = JSON.parse(execution.stdout) as { + stopped: boolean; + commands: Array<{ command: string; args: string[] }>; + }; + expect(result.stopped).toBe(true); + const sourceCommands = result.commands.filter((row) => row.command === 'git'); + expect(sourceCommands).toHaveLength(mode === 'ci' ? 4 : 0); + if (mode === 'ci') expect(result.commands.slice(0, 4)).toEqual(sourceCommands); + expect(result.commands.at(-1)).toMatchObject({ + command: 'pnpm', + args: ['install', '--frozen-lockfile'], + }); + }, + 25000, + ); +}); diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo-diagnostics.test.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo-diagnostics.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4561e5bb --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo-diagnostics.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,803 @@ +// @vitest-environment node +import { spawn, spawnSync } from 'node:child_process'; +import { once } from 'node:events'; +import { mkdtempSync, readFileSync, rmSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs'; +import { createServer } from 'node:http'; +import { createServer as createNetServer } from 'node:net'; +import type { Socket } from 'node:net'; +import { tmpdir } from 'node:os'; +import { join } from 'node:path'; +import { setTimeout as pause } from 'node:timers/promises'; +import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'; + +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; + +import { demoRequest } from '../../../../../scripts/demo-http.mjs'; +import { DemoCommandError, DemoProcesses } from '../../../../../scripts/demo-process.mjs'; +import { + PublicDemoFailure, + publicDemoChildExited, + publicDemoFailure, + publicDemoOperation, + publicDemoWorkerOutput, + publicDemoWorkerStage, +} from '../../scripts/public-demo-diagnostics.mjs'; +import { stopTestChild } from '../../scripts/stop-test-child.mjs'; + +const canary = 'private-provider-token-host-url-canary'; +const context = { mode: 'audit', laneIndex: 0, kind: 'catalog', run: 2, workerStage: 'audit' }; + +describe('R1 regression controls', () => { + it.each(['startup-port', 'proof'])( + 'attributes a native wait abort at the trusted %s coordinator boundary', + async (stageName) => { + const controller = new AbortController(); + let started: () => void = () => {}; + const waiting = new Promise((resolve) => { + started = resolve; + }); + let recorded: ReturnType | undefined; + const operation = publicDemoOperation({ + input: context, + signal: controller.signal, + child: () => ({ exitCode: 73, signalCode: 'SIGABRT' }), + record: (row) => { + recorded = row; + }, + run: async (stage) => { + stage(stageName); + started(); + await pause(30000, undefined, { signal: controller.signal }); + }, + cleanup: async () => {}, + }).catch((error: unknown) => error); + await waiting; + controller.abort(new Error(canary)); + const error = await operation; + expect(recorded).toMatchObject({ + stage: stageName, + reason: 'cancelled', + exitCode: null, + signal: null, + }); + expect(publicDemoFailure('proof', error, {}, undefined, controller.signal)).toMatchObject({ + reason: 'cancelled', + exitCode: null, + signal: null, + }); + expect(JSON.stringify(recorded)).not.toContain(canary); + expect( + publicDemoFailure( + 'proof', + new PublicDemoFailure('deadline'), + {}, + undefined, + controller.signal, + ), + ).toMatchObject({ reason: 'deadline' }); + const exited = new DemoCommandError( + 'Worker control', + undefined, + { code: 17, signal: null }, + { reason: 'exit' }, + ); + expect(publicDemoFailure('worker', exited, {}, undefined, controller.signal)).toMatchObject({ + reason: 'worker-failure', + exitCode: 17, + }); + expect( + publicDemoFailure('cleanup', new Error(canary), {}, undefined, controller.signal), + ).toMatchObject({ reason: 'cleanup-failure', signal: null }); + }, + ); + + it('attributes actual demoRequest abort at the trusted coordinator boundary', async () => { + const controller = new AbortController(); + let connected: () => void = () => {}; + const accepted = new Promise((resolve) => { + connected = resolve; + }); + const sockets = new Set(); + const server = createNetServer((socket) => { + sockets.add(socket); + socket.once('close', () => sockets.delete(socket)); + connected(); + }); + await new Promise((resolve) => server.listen(0, '127.0.0.1', resolve)); + const address = server.address(); + if (!address || typeof address === 'string') throw new Error('Missing abort control listener'); + let recorded: ReturnType | undefined; + try { + const operation = publicDemoOperation({ + input: context, + signal: controller.signal, + child: () => ({ exitCode: 73, signalCode: 'SIGABRT' }), + record: (row) => { + recorded = row; + }, + run: async (stage) => { + stage('proof'); + return demoRequest(`https://127.0.0.1:${address.port}/`, { + ca: [], + signal: controller.signal, + }); + }, + cleanup: async () => {}, + }).catch((error: unknown) => error); + await accepted; + controller.abort(new Error(canary)); + const error = await operation; + expect(recorded).toMatchObject({ reason: 'cancelled', exitCode: null, signal: null }); + expect(publicDemoFailure('proof', error, {}, undefined, controller.signal)).toMatchObject({ + reason: 'cancelled', + exitCode: null, + signal: null, + }); + expect(JSON.stringify(recorded)).not.toContain(canary); + } finally { + controller.abort(); + for (const socket of sockets) socket.destroy(); + await new Promise((resolve) => server.close(() => resolve())); + } + }); + + it('retains output refusal before a shorter timeout while joining a signal-resistant child', async () => { + const processes = new DemoProcesses(new AbortController().signal); + let observed = false; + let child: ReturnType | undefined; + const start = processes.start.bind(processes); + processes.start = (...args) => { + child = start(...args); + return child; + }; + try { + const error = await processes + .run( + process.execPath, + ['-e', 'process.on("SIGTERM",()=>{});console.log("ready");setInterval(()=>{},1000)'], + { + label: 'Output refusal control', + timeout: 1500, + observe: () => { + observed = true; + throw new Error(canary); + }, + }, + ) + .catch((error: unknown) => error); + expect(observed).toBe(true); + expect(error).toMatchObject({ + reason: 'output', + origin: 'command', + exitCode: null, + signalCode: null, + }); + expect(publicDemoFailure('worker', error, context)).toMatchObject({ + reason: 'output', + process: 'worker', + }); + if (!child) throw new Error('Missing owned output control'); + expect(publicDemoChildExited(child.child)).toBe(true); + expect(JSON.stringify(publicDemoFailure('worker', error, context))).not.toContain(canary); + } finally { + await processes.dispose(); + } + }, 10000); + + it('publishes daemon output refusal before physical exit and retains bounded cleanup', async () => { + const processes = new DemoProcesses(new AbortController().signal); + let observed: () => void = () => {}; + const refused = new Promise((resolve) => { + observed = resolve; + }); + const daemon = processes.daemon( + process.execPath, + ['-e', 'process.on("SIGTERM",()=>{});console.log("ready");setInterval(()=>{},1000)'], + { + label: 'Daemon output refusal control', + observe: () => { + observed(); + throw new Error(canary); + }, + }, + ); + const events: string[] = []; + const failure = processes.failure.then((error) => { + events.push('refusal'); + return error; + }); + const exited = daemon.exit.then(() => { + events.push('closed'); + }); + try { + await refused; + const first = await failure; + await exited; + expect(events).toEqual(['refusal', 'closed']); + expect(first).toMatchObject({ + reason: 'output', + origin: 'daemon', + exitCode: null, + signalCode: null, + }); + expect(JSON.stringify(publicDemoFailure('proof', first))).not.toContain(canary); + } finally { + await expect(processes.dispose()).rejects.toThrow('Owned process cleanup failed'); + } + expect(publicDemoChildExited(daemon.child)).toBe(true); + }, 10000); + + it('latches the first of two real daemon exits for both failure promise and active checks', async () => { + const processes = new DemoProcesses(new AbortController().signal); + const daemons = [17, 23].map((code) => + processes.daemon( + process.execPath, + [ + '-e', + `process.on("SIGTERM",()=>process.exit(${code}));console.log("ready");setInterval(()=>{},1000)`, + ], + { label: 'First daemon failure control' }, + ), + ); + try { + await Promise.all(daemons.map((daemon) => once(daemon.child.stdout!, 'data'))); + daemons[0]!.child.kill('SIGTERM'); + await daemons[0]!.exit; + const first = await processes.failure; + expect(first).toMatchObject({ exitCode: 17, origin: 'daemon', reason: 'exit' }); + daemons[1]!.child.kill('SIGTERM'); + await daemons[1]!.exit; + expect(daemons[1]!.child.exitCode).toBe(23); + let activeFailure: unknown; + try { + processes.assertActive(); + } catch (error) { + activeFailure = error; + } + expect(activeFailure).toBe(first); + await expect(processes.failure).resolves.toBe(first); + } finally { + await processes.dispose(); + } + }); +}); + +describe('closed public demo operation diagnostics', () => { + it.each(['normal', 'signal'])( + 'reports the actual worker %s failure through process ownership', + async (kind) => { + const root = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), 'learnstack-demo-worker-status-')); + const processes = new DemoProcesses(new AbortController().signal); + let connected: () => void = () => {}; + const connection = new Promise((resolve) => { + connected = resolve; + }); + const server = createServer(() => connected()); + await new Promise((resolve) => server.listen(0, '127.0.0.1', resolve)); + const address = server.address(); + if (!address || typeof address === 'string') throw new Error('Missing control listener'); + const start = processes.start.bind(processes); + let worker: ReturnType | undefined; + processes.start = (...args) => { + worker = start(...args); + return worker; + }; + let recorded: unknown; + const workerInput = { ...context, workerStage: null as string | null }; + try { + const input = join(root, 'input.json'); + writeFileSync( + input, + JSON.stringify({ + ...context, + port: kind === 'signal' ? address.port : 0, + result: join(root, 'result.json'), + }), + ); + const operation = publicDemoOperation({ + input: workerInput, + // Deliberately conflicting browser status must never be attributed to the worker. + child: () => ({ exitCode: 73, signalCode: 'SIGABRT' }), + run: async (stage) => { + stage('worker'); + try { + return await processes.run( + process.execPath, + [ + fileURLToPath(new URL('../../scripts/public-demo-worker.mjs', import.meta.url)), + input, + ], + { label: 'Worker control', timeout: 15000 }, + ); + } catch (error) { + try { + workerInput.workerStage = publicDemoWorkerStage( + JSON.parse(readFileSync(join(root, 'result.json'), 'utf8'))?.failure?.stage, + ); + } catch { + // Signal death may leave no private worker result. + } + throw error; + } + }, + cleanup: async () => {}, + record: (row) => { + recorded ??= row; + }, + }).catch((error: unknown) => error); + if (kind === 'signal') { + await Promise.race([ + connection, + operation.then(() => { + throw new Error('Worker exited before control connection'); + }), + ]); + if (!worker) throw new Error('Missing owned worker'); + worker.child.kill('SIGTERM'); + } + const error = await operation; + expect(error).toBeInstanceOf(DemoCommandError); + if (!worker) throw new Error('Missing owned worker'); + expect(error).toMatchObject({ + exitCode: worker.child.exitCode, + signalCode: worker.child.signalCode, + }); + if (kind === 'normal') expect(worker.child.exitCode).toBe(1); + else if (process.platform !== 'win32') expect(worker.child.signalCode).toBe('SIGTERM'); + expect(recorded).toMatchObject({ + stage: 'worker', + reason: 'worker-failure', + process: 'worker', + exitCode: worker.child.exitCode, + signal: worker.child.signalCode, + workerStage: kind === 'normal' ? 'connect' : null, + }); + expect(JSON.stringify(recorded)).not.toContain(canary); + } finally { + await processes.dispose(); + server.closeAllConnections(); + await new Promise((resolve) => server.close(() => resolve())); + rmSync(root, { recursive: true, force: true }); + } + }, + 20000, + ); + + it.each([ + 'deadline', + 'spawn', + 'cancelled', + 'daemon-before', + 'daemon-during', + 'daemon-spawn', + ] as const)( + 'keeps actual %s ownership distinct from the stopped worker and browser', + async (kind) => { + const controller = new AbortController(); + const processes = new DemoProcesses(controller.signal); + let worker: ReturnType | undefined; + let daemon: ReturnType | undefined; + let ready: () => void = () => {}; + const workerReady = new Promise((resolve) => { + ready = resolve; + }); + let recorded: ReturnType | undefined; + const start = processes.start.bind(processes); + processes.start = (...args) => { + worker = start(...args); + return worker; + }; + try { + if (kind.startsWith('daemon')) { + daemon = processes.daemon( + kind === 'daemon-spawn' + ? join(tmpdir(), `missing-demo-daemon-${process.pid}-${Date.now()}`) + : process.execPath, + [ + '-e', + kind === 'daemon-before' + ? 'process.exit(17)' + : 'process.on("SIGTERM",()=>process.exit(17));console.log("ready");setInterval(()=>{},1000)', + ], + { label: 'Owned daemon control' }, + ); + if (kind === 'daemon-before' || kind === 'daemon-spawn') await processes.failure; + else if (daemon.child.stdout) await once(daemon.child.stdout, 'data'); + worker = undefined; + } + const result = publicDemoOperation({ + input: context, + child: () => ({ exitCode: 73, signalCode: 'SIGABRT' }), + record: (row) => { + recorded ??= row; + }, + run: async (stage) => { + stage('worker'); + return processes.run( + kind === 'spawn' + ? join(tmpdir(), `missing-demo-command-${process.pid}-${Date.now()}`) + : process.execPath, + ['-e', 'console.log("ready");setInterval(()=>{},1000)'], + { + label: 'Owned worker control', + timeout: kind === 'deadline' ? 50 : 15000, + observe: () => ready(), + }, + ); + }, + cleanup: async () => {}, + }).catch((error: unknown) => error); + if (kind === 'cancelled' || kind === 'daemon-during') { + await Promise.race([ + workerReady, + result.then(() => { + throw new Error('Worker ended before the ownership control'); + }), + ]); + if (kind === 'cancelled') controller.abort(new Error(canary)); + else daemon!.child.kill('SIGTERM'); + } + const error = await result; + expect(error).toBeInstanceOf(DemoCommandError); + expect(recorded).toMatchObject({ + stage: 'worker', + reason: kind.startsWith('daemon') ? 'daemon' : kind, + process: kind.startsWith('daemon') ? 'daemon' : 'worker', + exitCode: + kind.startsWith('daemon') && kind !== 'daemon-spawn' ? daemon!.child.exitCode : null, + signal: + kind.startsWith('daemon') && kind !== 'daemon-spawn' ? daemon!.child.signalCode : null, + }); + expect(JSON.stringify(recorded)).not.toContain(canary); + if (kind === 'daemon-before' || kind === 'daemon-spawn') expect(worker).toBeUndefined(); + else if (worker) expect(publicDemoChildExited(worker.child)).toBe(true); + } finally { + await processes.dispose(); + } + }, + 20000, + ); + + it('a real child stopped before profile-removal refusal supplies no browser failure status', async () => { + const processes = new DemoProcesses(new AbortController().signal); + const browser = processes.start( + process.execPath, + ['-e', 'console.log("ready");setInterval(()=>{},1000)'], + { label: 'Owned browser control' }, + ); + let recorded: ReturnType | undefined; + const error = new PublicDemoFailure('profile-cleanup', new Error(canary)); + try { + if (browser.child.stdout) await once(browser.child.stdout, 'data'); + await expect( + publicDemoOperation({ + input: context, + child: () => browser.child, + record: (row) => { + recorded ??= row; + }, + run: async (stage) => { + stage('result'); + return 'complete'; + }, + cleanup: async () => { + await stopTestChild(browser.child); + throw error; + }, + }), + ).rejects.toBe(error); + expect(publicDemoChildExited(browser.child)).toBe(true); + expect(recorded).toMatchObject({ + stage: 'cleanup', + reason: 'profile-cleanup', + process: null, + exitCode: null, + signal: null, + }); + expect(JSON.stringify(recorded)).not.toContain(canary); + } finally { + await processes.dispose(); + } + }); + + it('emits only complete closed worker lines when dependency output shares a chunk', () => { + expect( + publicDemoWorkerOutput(Buffer.from(`Public demo worker refused: audit\n${canary}\n`)), + ).toEqual(['Public demo worker refused: audit']); + expect( + publicDemoWorkerOutput(Buffer.from(`Public demo worker refused: audit ${canary}\n`)), + ).toEqual([]); + expect(publicDemoWorkerOutput(Buffer.from(`Public demo worker refused: ${canary}\n`))).toEqual( + [], + ); + }); + + it.each(['missing', 'malformed'])( + 'the actual worker attributes %s input to input rather than a CDP connection', + (kind) => { + const root = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), 'learnstack-demo-input-status-')); + try { + const input = join(root, 'input.json'); + writeFileSync(input, '{"private":"' + canary); + const execution = spawnSync( + process.execPath, + [ + fileURLToPath(new URL('../../scripts/public-demo-worker.mjs', import.meta.url)), + ...(kind === 'malformed' ? [input] : []), + ], + { encoding: 'utf8', timeout: 15000 }, + ); + expect(execution.status).toBe(1); + expect(execution.stderr).toContain('Public demo worker refused: input'); + expect(execution.stdout + execution.stderr).not.toContain(canary); + } finally { + rmSync(root, { recursive: true, force: true }); + } + }, + ); + it.each(['normal', 'signal'])( + 'recognizes an actual native child %s exit before the startup deadline', + async (kind) => { + const child = spawn( + process.execPath, + ['-e', kind === 'normal' ? 'process.exit(0)' : 'setInterval(() => {}, 1000)'], + { stdio: 'ignore' }, + ); + const operationChild = (() => child) satisfies Parameters< + typeof publicDemoOperation + >[0]['child']; + const exited = once(child, 'exit'); + try { + expect(publicDemoChildExited(child)).toBe(false); + if (kind === 'signal') child.kill('SIGTERM'); + await exited; + expect(publicDemoChildExited(child)).toBe(true); + const status = { exitCode: child.exitCode, signalCode: child.signalCode }; + if (kind === 'normal') expect(status).toEqual({ exitCode: 0, signalCode: null }); + else if (process.platform !== 'win32') + expect(status).toEqual({ exitCode: null, signalCode: 'SIGTERM' }); + else expect(status.exitCode !== null || status.signalCode !== null).toBe(true); + expect( + publicDemoFailure( + 'startup-port', + new PublicDemoFailure('chromium-exited'), + context, + operationChild(), + ), + ).toMatchObject({ + reason: 'chromium-exited', + exitCode: status.exitCode, + signal: status.signalCode, + }); + } finally { + if (!publicDemoChildExited(child)) child.kill('SIGKILL'); + await exited; + } + }, + ); + + it('returns a successful operation result only after owned cleanup without recording failure', async () => { + const events: string[] = []; + const result = await publicDemoOperation({ + input: context, + child: () => undefined, + record: () => { + events.push('failure'); + }, + run: async (phase) => { + phase('result'); + events.push('result'); + return { complete: true }; + }, + cleanup: async () => { + events.push('cleanup'); + }, + }); + expect(result).toEqual({ complete: true }); + expect(events).toEqual(['result', 'cleanup']); + }); + + it.each([ + ['browser-spawn', 'unknown'], + ['startup-port', 'chromium-exited'], + ['startup-port', 'port-invalid'], + ['startup-port', 'deadline'], + ['worker', 'worker-failure'], + ['result', 'unknown'], + ])('records a failure at %s with closed reason %s', async (stage, reason) => { + let failure: unknown; + let cleanups = 0; + const error = + reason === 'unknown' || reason === 'worker-failure' + ? Object.assign(new Error(canary), { name: canary, code: canary }) + : Object.assign(new PublicDemoFailure(reason), { message: canary }); + const operation = publicDemoOperation({ + input: { ...context, url: canary, token: canary }, + child: () => ({ exitCode: 1, signalCode: null, stderr: canary }), + record: (row: unknown) => { + failure ??= row; + }, + run: async (phase: (value: string) => void) => { + phase(stage); + throw error; + }, + cleanup: async () => { + cleanups++; + }, + }); + await expect(operation).rejects.toBe(error); + expect(failure).toEqual({ + stage, + reason, + process: reason === 'chromium-exited' ? 'browser' : null, + mode: 'audit', + lane: 1, + kind: 'catalog', + run: 2, + workerStage: stage === 'worker' ? 'audit' : null, + exitCode: reason === 'chromium-exited' ? 1 : null, + signal: null, + }); + expect(JSON.stringify(failure)).not.toContain(canary); + expect(cleanups).toBe(1); + }); + + it('records cleanup failure without converting a successful operation into a pass', async () => { + let failure: unknown; + const error = new Error(canary); + await expect( + publicDemoOperation({ + input: context, + child: () => ({ exitCode: 0, signalCode: null }), + record: (row: unknown) => { + failure ??= row; + }, + run: async (phase: (value: string) => void) => { + phase('result'); + return 'complete'; + }, + cleanup: async () => { + throw error; + }, + }), + ).rejects.toBe(error); + expect(failure).toEqual({ + stage: 'cleanup', + reason: 'cleanup-failure', + process: null, + mode: 'audit', + lane: 1, + kind: 'catalog', + run: 2, + workerStage: null, + exitCode: null, + signal: null, + }); + expect(JSON.stringify(failure)).not.toContain(canary); + }); + + it('retains the first worker failure and phase when cleanup also fails', async () => { + let failure: unknown; + const original = new Error(canary); + await expect( + publicDemoOperation({ + input: context, + child: () => ({ exitCode: null, signalCode: null }), + record: (row: unknown) => { + failure ??= row; + }, + run: async (phase: (value: string) => void) => { + phase('worker'); + throw original; + }, + cleanup: async () => { + throw new PublicDemoFailure('deadline'); + }, + }), + ).rejects.toBe(original); + expect(failure).toMatchObject({ stage: 'worker', reason: 'worker-failure' }); + expect(JSON.stringify(failure)).not.toContain(canary); + }); + + it('does not export arbitrary error, context, stage or process fields', () => { + const failure = publicDemoFailure( + canary, + Object.assign(new Error(canary), { + reason: canary, + name: canary, + code: canary, + stack: canary, + }), + { + mode: canary, + laneIndex: canary, + kind: canary, + run: canary, + url: canary, + workerStage: canary, + }, + Object.assign({ exitCode: canary, signalCode: canary }, { stderr: canary }), + ); + expect(failure).toEqual({ + stage: 'proof', + reason: 'unknown', + process: null, + mode: null, + lane: null, + kind: null, + run: null, + workerStage: null, + exitCode: null, + signal: null, + }); + expect(JSON.stringify(failure)).not.toContain(canary); + const poisoned = Object.assign(new PublicDemoFailure('deadline'), { reason: canary }); + const worker = publicDemoFailure('worker', poisoned, { ...context, workerStage: canary }); + expect(worker).toMatchObject({ reason: 'worker-failure', workerStage: null }); + expect(JSON.stringify(worker)).not.toContain(canary); + }); + + it('the actual worker publishes only its closed failed phase before a browser connection', () => { + const root = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), 'learnstack-demo-diagnostics-')); + try { + const input = join(root, 'input.json'); + const result = join(root, 'result.json'); + writeFileSync( + input, + JSON.stringify({ + ...context, + port: 0, + result, + url: `https://${canary}.invalid`, + provider: canary, + }), + ); + const execution = spawnSync( + process.execPath, + [fileURLToPath(new URL('../../scripts/public-demo-worker.mjs', import.meta.url)), input], + { encoding: 'utf8', timeout: 15000 }, + ); + expect(execution.status).toBe(1); + expect(JSON.parse(readFileSync(result, 'utf8'))).toEqual({ failure: { stage: 'connect' } }); + expect(execution.stderr).toContain('Public demo worker refused: connect'); + expect(execution.stdout + execution.stderr + readFileSync(result, 'utf8')).not.toContain( + canary, + ); + } finally { + rmSync(root, { recursive: true, force: true }); + } + }); + + it('attributes an actual toolchain refusal to preflight before CDP connection', () => { + const root = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), 'learnstack-demo-toolchain-status-')); + try { + const input = join(root, 'input.json'); + const result = join(root, 'result.json'); + writeFileSync(input, JSON.stringify({ port: 0, result })); + const execution = spawnSync( + process.execPath, + [ + '--input-type=module', + '-e', + ` + import fs from 'node:fs'; + import { syncBuiltinESMExports } from 'node:module'; + const read = fs.readFileSync; + fs.readFileSync = (path, ...args) => String(path).endsWith('/frontend/package.json') + ? JSON.stringify({ devDependencies: { lighthouse: '0.0.0', playwright: '1.64.0' } }) + : read(path, ...args); + syncBuiltinESMExports(); + process.argv[2] = ${JSON.stringify(input)}; + await import(${JSON.stringify(new URL('../../scripts/public-demo-worker.mjs', import.meta.url).href)}); + `, + ], + { encoding: 'utf8', timeout: 15000 }, + ); + expect(execution.status).toBe(1); + expect(JSON.parse(readFileSync(result, 'utf8'))).toEqual({ failure: { stage: 'preflight' } }); + expect(execution.stderr).toContain('Public demo worker refused: preflight'); + } finally { + rmSync(root, { recursive: true, force: true }); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo-setup.test.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo-setup.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a9cddfa4 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo-setup.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +// @vitest-environment node +import { spawnSync } from 'node:child_process'; + +import { expect, it } from 'vitest'; + +it.each(['provenance', 'source-changed', 'build', 'leaf', 'save', 'directory', 'existing'])( + 'retains closed setup failure and attempts owned cleanup after %s refusal', + (stage) => { + const execution = spawnSync( + process.execPath, + [ + '--input-type=module', + '-e', + ` + import fs from 'node:fs'; + import { syncBuiltinESMExports } from 'node:module'; + const failure = new Error('private-setup-canary'); + const stage = ${JSON.stringify(stage)}; + const original = { ...fs }; + let owned = false; + let saved; + let writes = 0; + let buildReads = 0; + let disposed = false; + const diagnostics = []; + const at = (path, suffix) => String(path).split(String.fromCharCode(92)).join('/').endsWith(suffix); + console.error = (line) => diagnostics.push(line); + fs.existsSync = (path) => at(path, '/artifacts/public-demo') + ? stage === 'existing' || owned : original.existsSync(path); + fs.mkdirSync = (path, ...args) => { + if (!at(path, '/artifacts/public-demo')) return original.mkdirSync(path, ...args); + if (stage === 'directory') throw failure; + owned = true; + }; + fs.writeFileSync = (path, value, ...args) => { + if (!at(path, '/artifacts/public-demo/receipt.json')) + return original.writeFileSync(path, value, ...args); + writes++; + if (stage === 'save' && writes > 1) throw new Error('private-write-canary'); + saved = JSON.parse(value); + }; + fs.readFileSync = (path, ...args) => { + if (!at(path, '/.next/BUILD_ID')) return original.readFileSync(path, ...args); + buildReads++; + if (stage === 'build') throw failure; + return 'control-build'; + }; + syncBuiltinESMExports(); + const { verifyPublicDemo } = await import(${JSON.stringify(new URL('../../scripts/verify-public-demo.mjs', import.meta.url).href)}); + let caught; + try { + await verifyPublicDemo({ + mode: 'ci', privateRoot: '/private-control', setupMilliseconds: 0, + source: { commit: 'a'.repeat(40), tree: 'b'.repeat(40) }, + manifest: [], completions: { total: 0, statuses: {}, paths: {}, malformed: false, pendingBytes: 0 }, + processes: { + assertActive: () => {}, + run: async (_command, args) => { + if (['provenance', 'save'].includes(stage)) throw failure; + if (args.includes('--show-toplevel')) return ${JSON.stringify(new URL('../../../../../', import.meta.url).pathname)}; + if (args[0] === 'status') return ''; + return (stage === 'source-changed' ? 'c' : 'a').repeat(40) + '\\n' + 'b'.repeat(40); + }, + }, + leaf: { publicKey: { export: () => { throw failure; } } }, + dispose: async () => { disposed = true; return { passed: true }; }, + }); + } catch (error) { caught = error; } + process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify({ sameError: caught === failure, failed: !!caught, disposed, saved, writes, buildReads, diagnostics })); + `, + ], + { encoding: 'utf8', timeout: 15000 }, + ); + expect(execution.status, execution.stderr).toBe(0); + const result = JSON.parse(execution.stdout); + expect(result).toMatchObject({ failed: true, disposed: true }); + if (['provenance', 'build', 'leaf', 'save', 'directory'].includes(stage)) + expect(result.sameError).toBe(true); + if (['existing', 'directory'].includes(stage)) expect(result.writes).toBe(0); + else if (stage !== 'save') + expect(result.saved).toMatchObject({ + passed: false, + failure: { stage: 'setup', reason: 'unknown' }, + cleanup: { passed: true }, + }); + if (stage === 'source-changed') expect(result.buildReads).toBe(0); + expect(JSON.stringify(result.diagnostics)).toContain('setup'); + expect(JSON.stringify(result.saved) + JSON.stringify(result.diagnostics)).not.toContain( + 'private-setup-canary', + ); + expect(JSON.stringify(result.saved) + JSON.stringify(result.diagnostics)).not.toContain( + 'private-write-canary', + ); + }, +); diff --git a/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo.test.ts b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo.test.ts index 13ab87ab..333ffb51 100644 --- a/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo.test.ts +++ b/frontend/apps/web/src/test/public-demo.test.ts @@ -14,11 +14,13 @@ import { admitProduct, assertConfiguration, decodedSource, + digest, normalizedJavaScript, reconcileScriptInventory, reportAdvisories, reportInventory, validateReport, + validateReportPair, } from '../../scripts/public-demo-contract.mjs'; import { PublicDemoDocument, resolvedDemoCensus } from '../../scripts/public-demo-gatherer.mjs'; import { @@ -357,6 +359,7 @@ describe('Public_Lighthouse_Reports_Enforce_Budgets', () => { url: 'https://public.example/' + Math.floor(index / 3), run: (index % 3) + 1, commit: 'a', + tree: 'tree-a', build: 'b', invocation: 'c', configDigest: 'd', @@ -367,12 +370,30 @@ describe('Public_Lighthouse_Reports_Enforce_Budgets', () => { expected.slice(1), expected.map((row, index) => (index ? row : expected[1])), expected.map((row, index) => (index ? row : { ...row, commit: 'stale' })), + expected.map((row, index) => (index ? row : { ...row, tree: 'stale-tree' })), expected.map((row, index) => (index ? row : { ...row, invocation: 'foreign' })), expected.map((row, index) => (index ? row : { ...row, configDigest: 'different' })), expected.map((row, index) => (index ? row : { ...row, browserVersion: 'different' })), ]) expect(() => reportInventory(rows, expected)).toThrow(); }); + it('binds JSON and HTML bytes to the same admitted report receipt', () => { + const json = Buffer.from(JSON.stringify(cleanReport())); + const html = Buffer.from('' + 'report content '.repeat(100)); + const row = { reportDigest: digest(json), htmlDigest: digest(html) }; + expect(() => validateReportPair(row, json, html)).not.toThrow(); + for (const [actualJson, actualHtml] of [ + [Buffer.concat([json, Buffer.from(' ')]), html], + [json, Buffer.concat([html, Buffer.from(' ')])], + [json, Buffer.from('' + 'foreign report '.repeat(100))], + [json, Buffer.alloc(0)], + [Buffer.alloc(0), html], + ]) + expect(() => validateReportPair(row, actualJson!, actualHtml!)).toThrow(); + expect(() => validateReportPair({ ...row, htmlDigest: '' }, json, html)).toThrow(); + const short = Buffer.from('incomplete'); + expect(() => validateReportPair({ ...row, htmlDigest: digest(short) }, json, short)).toThrow(); + }); }); describe('Public_Demo_Preserves_Admission_And_Cleanup observer', () => { diff --git a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/authenticated-contract.test.ts b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/authenticated-contract.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f8a2de59 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/authenticated-contract.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,169 @@ +import { describe, expect, expectTypeOf, it } from 'vitest'; + +import { AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS } from './authenticated-contract'; +import type { + AccountSite, + AccountSiteSuccess, + AuthenticatedGetOperation, + GetContractOwnership, +} from './authenticated-contract'; +import type { components, operations, paths } from './generated/schema'; +import { AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS as RootContracts } from './index'; +import type { + AccountSite as RootAccountSite, + AccountSiteSuccess as RootAccountSiteSuccess, + AuthenticatedGetOperation as RootAuthenticatedGetOperation, +} from './index'; +import { GET_CONTRACT_OWNERSHIP, PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, PUBLIC_GET_WRAPPERS } from './server'; +import type { ServerSdk } from './server'; +import snapshot from '../../../../backend/openapi/v1.json'; + +type Public = typeof PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS; +type Authenticated = typeof AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS; +type Ownership = GetContractOwnership; + +function ownershipErrors( + publicContracts: Readonly>, + authenticatedContracts: Readonly>, + generated: { paths: Record } = snapshot, +): string[] { + const errors: string[] = []; + const owners = [...Object.entries(publicContracts), ...Object.entries(authenticatedContracts)]; + if (new Set(owners.map(([path]) => path)).size !== owners.length) errors.push('path-overlap'); + if (new Set(owners.map(([, operation]) => operation)).size !== owners.length) + errors.push('operation-overlap'); + const generatedGets = Object.entries(generated.paths).flatMap(([path, item]) => + item.get ? [[path, item.get.operationId]] : [], + ); + if ( + owners.length !== generatedGets.length || + generatedGets.some( + ([path, operation]) => + !owners.some( + ([ownedPath, ownedOperation]) => ownedPath === path && ownedOperation === operation, + ), + ) + ) + errors.push('ownership'); + return errors; +} + +describe('generated GET contract ownership', () => { + it('keeps AccountSite in the separate authenticated contract and public methods credential-free', () => { + expect(AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS).toEqual({ '/api/v1/account/site': 'GetAccountSite' }); + expect(PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS).toEqual({ + '/api/v1/public/site': 'GetPublicSite', + '/api/v1/public/courses': 'GetPublicCourses', + '/api/v1/public/courses/{slug}': 'GetPublicCourse', + '/api/v1/public/courses/{slug}/lessons/{lessonSlug}': 'GetPublicLesson', + }); + expect(GET_CONTRACT_OWNERSHIP).toBe(true); + expect(ownershipErrors(PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS)).toEqual([]); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf<'GetAccountSite'>(); + expect(RootContracts).toBe(AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf< + operations['GetAccountSite']['responses'][413]['content']['application/problem+json'] + >().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf< + operations['GetAccountSite']['responses'][413]['headers']['Cache-Control'] + >().toEqualTypeOf<'no-store' | undefined>(); + expectTypeOf< + operations['GetPublicSite']['responses'][413]['headers']['Cache-Control'] + >().toEqualTypeOf<'no-store' | undefined>(); + expectTypeOf< + operations['GetAccountSite']['responses'][200]['headers']['Cache-Control'] + >().toEqualTypeOf<'no-store'>(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf< + operations['GetAccountSite'] + >(); + expectTypeOf< + Extract + >().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf>().toEqualTypeOf(); + }); + + it('freezes contract and wrapper ownership at runtime', () => { + for (const map of [PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS, PUBLIC_GET_WRAPPERS]) { + expect(Object.isFrozen(map)).toBe(true); + expect(Reflect.set(map, '/api/v1/future', 'GetUnowned')).toBe(false); + expect(map).not.toHaveProperty('/api/v1/future'); + } + }); + + it('refuses unowned, overlapping and incorrectly paired paths and operation ids', () => { + const missing = { ...PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS } as Record; + delete missing['/api/v1/public/site']; + expect(ownershipErrors(missing, AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS)).toContain('ownership'); + expect( + ownershipErrors( + { ...PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, ...AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS }, + AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS, + ), + ).toContain('path-overlap'); + expect( + ownershipErrors( + { ...PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, '/api/v1/future': 'GetAccountSite' }, + AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS, + ), + ).toContain('operation-overlap'); + expect( + ownershipErrors( + { ...PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, '/api/v1/public/site': 'GetPublicCourses' }, + AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS, + ), + ).toContain('ownership'); + expect( + ownershipErrors(PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS, { + paths: { ...snapshot.paths, '/api/v1/future': { get: { operationId: 'GetUnowned' } } }, + }), + ).toContain('ownership'); + expect( + ownershipErrors(PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS, { + paths: { + ...snapshot.paths, + '/api/v1/account/site': { get: { operationId: 'GetRenamedAccountSite' } }, + }, + }), + ).toContain('ownership'); + + expectTypeOf< + GetContractOwnership, Authenticated> + >().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf< + GetContractOwnership + >().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf< + GetContractOwnership< + paths, + operations, + Omit & { '/api/v1/public/site': 'GetPublicCourses' }, + Authenticated + > + >().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf< + GetContractOwnership< + paths & { '/api/v1/future': { get: operations['GetAccountSite'] } }, + operations, + Public, + Authenticated + > + >().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf< + GetContractOwnership< + paths, + operations & { GetUnowned: operations['GetAccountSite'] }, + Public, + Authenticated + > + >().toEqualTypeOf(); + }); +}); diff --git a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/authenticated-contract.ts b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/authenticated-contract.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..703e586c --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/authenticated-contract.ts @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +import type { components, operations } from './generated/schema'; + +/** P02b-7 owns session-based transport for this separate authenticated contract. */ +export const AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS = Object.freeze({ + '/api/v1/account/site': 'GetAccountSite', +} as const satisfies Record<'/api/v1/account/site', 'GetAccountSite'>); + +export type AuthenticatedGetOperation = + (typeof AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS)[keyof typeof AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS]; +export type AccountSite = components['schemas']['AccountSite']; +export type AccountSiteSuccess = + operations['GetAccountSite']['responses'][200]['content']['application/json']; + +type Same = + (() => T extends A ? 1 : 2) extends () => T extends B ? 1 : 2 ? true : false; +type GetPaths

= { [K in keyof P]: P[K] extends { get: unknown } ? K : never }[keyof P]; +type GetAt = P[K] extends { get: infer G } ? G : never; +type GetOperationNames = { + [N in keyof O]: true extends { + [K in GetPaths

]: Same>; + }[GetPaths

] + ? N + : never; +}[keyof O]; +type PairChecks = { + [K in keyof C]: K extends keyof P + ? C[K] extends keyof O + ? Same, O[C[K]]> + : false + : false; +}[keyof C]; + +/** Fails closed on missing, overlapping, extra or incorrectly paired GET ownership. */ +export type GetContractOwnership = false extends + | Same, keyof Public | keyof Authenticated> + | Same, never> + | Same, Public[keyof Public] | Authenticated[keyof Authenticated]> + | Same, never> + | PairChecks + | PairChecks + ? false + : true; diff --git a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/contract-ownership-compiler.test.ts b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/contract-ownership-compiler.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..361bba30 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/contract-ownership-compiler.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +import * as ts from 'typescript'; +import { expect, it } from 'vitest'; + +const serverPath = ts.sys.resolvePath('src/server.ts'); +const schemaPath = ts.sys.resolvePath('src/generated/schema.d.ts'); +const server = ts.sys.readFile(serverPath); +const schema = ts.sys.readFile(schemaPath); +if (server === undefined || schema === undefined) throw new Error('Missing SDK compiler subjects'); + +function errors(source: string, generated: string): string[] { + const options: ts.CompilerOptions = { + target: ts.ScriptTarget.ES2022, + module: ts.ModuleKind.ESNext, + moduleResolution: ts.ModuleResolutionKind.Bundler, + strict: true, + noEmit: true, + skipLibCheck: true, + types: [], + }; + const host = ts.createCompilerHost(options); + const read = host.readFile.bind(host); + host.readFile = (path) => + path === serverPath ? source : path === schemaPath ? generated : read(path); + const program = ts.createProgram([serverPath], options, host); + return ts + .getPreEmitDiagnostics(program) + .map((diagnostic) => ts.flattenDiagnosticMessageText(diagnostic.messageText, '\n')); +} + +it('the production ownership binding rejects an unowned generated GET, and removing it loses that protection', () => { + expect(server).toContain('true satisfies GetContractOwnership<'); + expect(errors(server, schema)).toEqual([]); + const unowned = + schema + + "\nexport interface paths { '/api/v1/unowned': { get: operations['GetAccountSite'] }; }\n"; + expect(errors(server, unowned)).toEqual([ + expect.stringContaining("Type 'true' does not satisfy the expected type 'false'"), + ]); + const unchecked = server.replace(/true satisfies GetContractOwnership<[\s\S]*?>;/, 'true;'); + expect(unchecked).not.toBe(server); + expect(errors(unchecked, unowned)).toEqual([]); +}); + +it('the production wrapper map refuses a valid SDK method paired with the wrong operation', () => { + const wrong = server.replace( + "'/api/v1/public/site': 'getSite'", + "'/api/v1/public/site': 'getCourses'", + ); + expect(wrong).not.toBe(server); + expect(errors(wrong, schema)).toEqual([ + expect.stringContaining('Type \'"getCourses"\' is not assignable to type \'"getSite"\''), + ]); +}); diff --git a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/generated/schema.d.ts b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/generated/schema.d.ts index 854b1fdf..97efd389 100644 --- a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/generated/schema.d.ts +++ b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/generated/schema.d.ts @@ -4,6 +4,23 @@ */ export interface paths { + "/api/v1/account/site": { + parameters: { + query?: never; + header?: never; + path?: never; + cookie?: never; + }; + /** @description Authenticated host-backed read through the physical read-only pipeline. Returns only the validated actor UUID, resolved tenant/organization UUIDs and existing public site projection. Accepts no query parameters or client-selected identifiers. No response caching or validators. */ + get: operations["GetAccountSite"]; + put?: never; + post?: never; + delete?: never; + options?: never; + head?: never; + patch?: never; + trace?: never; + }; "/api/v1/public/courses": { parameters: { query?: never; @@ -11,13 +28,13 @@ export interface paths { path?: never; cookie?: never; }; - /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ + /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Present invalid credentials are refused rather than treated as anonymous. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ get: operations["GetPublicCourses"]; put?: never; post?: never; delete?: never; options?: never; - /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ + /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Present invalid credentials are refused rather than treated as anonymous. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ head: operations["HeadPublicCourses"]; patch?: never; trace?: never; @@ -29,13 +46,13 @@ export interface paths { path?: never; cookie?: never; }; - /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ + /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Present invalid credentials are refused rather than treated as anonymous. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ get: operations["GetPublicCourse"]; put?: never; post?: never; delete?: never; options?: never; - /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ + /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Present invalid credentials are refused rather than treated as anonymous. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ head: operations["HeadPublicCourse"]; patch?: never; trace?: never; @@ -47,13 +64,13 @@ export interface paths { path?: never; cookie?: never; }; - /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ + /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Present invalid credentials are refused rather than treated as anonymous. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ get: operations["GetPublicLesson"]; put?: never; post?: never; delete?: never; options?: never; - /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ + /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Present invalid credentials are refused rather than treated as anonymous. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ head: operations["HeadPublicLesson"]; patch?: never; trace?: never; @@ -65,13 +82,13 @@ export interface paths { path?: never; cookie?: never; }; - /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ + /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Present invalid credentials are refused rather than treated as anonymous. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ get: operations["GetPublicSite"]; put?: never; post?: never; delete?: never; options?: never; - /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ + /** @description Anonymous host-scoped read through the read-only pipeline. Present invalid credentials are refused rather than treated as anonymous. Unknown query keys and repeated single-valued keys are refused. No response caching or validators. */ head: operations["HeadPublicSite"]; patch?: never; trace?: never; @@ -80,6 +97,14 @@ export interface paths { export type webhooks = Record; export interface components { schemas: { + AccountSite: { + actorId: components["schemas"]["UserId"]; + organizationId: null | components["schemas"]["OrganizationId"]; + site: components["schemas"]["PublicSite"]; + tenantId: components["schemas"]["TenantId"]; + }; + /** Format: uuid */ + OrganizationId: string; PageInfo: { hasNext: boolean; hasPrevious: boolean; @@ -194,6 +219,10 @@ export interface components { muted: string; primary: string; }; + /** Format: uuid */ + TenantId: string; + /** Format: uuid */ + UserId: string; }; responses: never; parameters: never; @@ -203,6 +232,113 @@ export interface components { } export type $defs = Record; export interface operations { + GetAccountSite: { + parameters: { + query?: never; + header?: never; + path?: never; + cookie?: never; + }; + requestBody?: never; + responses: { + /** @description OK */ + 200: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/json": components["schemas"]["AccountSite"]; + }; + }; + /** @description validation_failed; no query parameters are accepted, and malformed or repeated assertion headers are refused. */ + 400: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description unauthorized; present invalid or undecidable credentials on a known host. Bare Bearer challenge; no credential or provider details. */ + 401: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + "WWW-Authenticate": "Bearer"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description not_found for absent credentials, unknown hosts, membership refusals or missing host-backed authority; tenant_mismatch for authenticated host/claim or header disagreement, without disclosure. */ + 404: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description method_not_allowed from routing after credential and host-backed authority admission; this operation admits GET only. Absent credentials remain masked as 404. */ + 405: { + headers: { + Allow: "GET"; + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description payload_too_large; the decoded body bound precedes host classification and authentication. Kestrel framing/backstop refusals may occur outside the application response policy and omit these headers/body. */ + 413: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control"?: "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description rate_limited from early visitor/peer admission, validated-subject quota or subject-registry capacity. */ + 429: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested retry delay in seconds for the first refusing admission boundary. A capacity hint does not promise an available registry slot; quota hints do not guarantee admission. */ + "Retry-After": number; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description internal_error from unexpected failures; no exception or query details. */ + 500: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration or a sticky subject-registry cleanup fault. */ + 503: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested dependency retry delay in seconds; not a recovery guarantee. */ + "Retry-After": number; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + }; + }; GetPublicCourses: { parameters: { query: { @@ -239,7 +375,18 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description not_found; unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource, without disclosure. */ + /** @description unauthorized; present invalid or undecidable credentials on a known host. Bare Bearer challenge; no credential or provider details. */ + 401: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + "WWW-Authenticate": "Bearer"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description not_found for unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource; tenant_mismatch for authenticated host/claim or header disagreement, without disclosure. */ 404: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -252,6 +399,7 @@ export interface operations { /** @description method_not_allowed from routing. */ 405: { headers: { + Allow: "GET, HEAD"; "Cache-Control": "no-store"; [name: string]: unknown; }; @@ -259,10 +407,22 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description rate_limited from the anonymous limiter. */ + /** @description payload_too_large; the decoded body bound precedes host classification and authentication. Kestrel framing/backstop refusals may occur outside the application response policy and omit these headers/body. */ + 413: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control"?: "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description rate_limited from early visitor/peer admission, validated-subject quota or subject-registry capacity. */ 429: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested retry delay in seconds for the first refusing admission boundary. A capacity hint does not promise an available registry slot; quota hints do not guarantee admission. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content: { @@ -279,10 +439,12 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration. */ + /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration or a sticky subject-registry cleanup fault. */ 503: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested dependency retry delay in seconds; not a recovery guarantee. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content: { @@ -323,7 +485,16 @@ export interface operations { }; content?: never; }; - /** @description not_found; unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource, without disclosure. */ + /** @description unauthorized; present invalid or undecidable credentials on a known host. Bare Bearer challenge; no credential or provider details. */ + 401: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + "WWW-Authenticate": "Bearer"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content?: never; + }; + /** @description not_found for unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource; tenant_mismatch for authenticated host/claim or header disagreement, without disclosure. */ 404: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -334,15 +505,26 @@ export interface operations { /** @description method_not_allowed from routing. */ 405: { headers: { + Allow: "GET, HEAD"; "Cache-Control": "no-store"; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; }; - /** @description rate_limited from the anonymous limiter. */ + /** @description payload_too_large; the decoded body bound precedes host classification and authentication. Kestrel framing/backstop refusals may occur outside the application response policy and omit these headers/body. */ + 413: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control"?: "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content?: never; + }; + /** @description rate_limited from early visitor/peer admission, validated-subject quota or subject-registry capacity. */ 429: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested retry delay in seconds for the first refusing admission boundary. A capacity hint does not promise an available registry slot; quota hints do not guarantee admission. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; @@ -355,10 +537,12 @@ export interface operations { }; content?: never; }; - /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration. */ + /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration or a sticky subject-registry cleanup fault. */ 503: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested dependency retry delay in seconds; not a recovery guarantee. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; @@ -404,7 +588,18 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description not_found; unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource, without disclosure. */ + /** @description unauthorized; present invalid or undecidable credentials on a known host. Bare Bearer challenge; no credential or provider details. */ + 401: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + "WWW-Authenticate": "Bearer"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description not_found for unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource; tenant_mismatch for authenticated host/claim or header disagreement, without disclosure. */ 404: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -417,6 +612,7 @@ export interface operations { /** @description method_not_allowed from routing. */ 405: { headers: { + Allow: "GET, HEAD"; "Cache-Control": "no-store"; [name: string]: unknown; }; @@ -424,10 +620,22 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description rate_limited from the anonymous limiter. */ + /** @description payload_too_large; the decoded body bound precedes host classification and authentication. Kestrel framing/backstop refusals may occur outside the application response policy and omit these headers/body. */ + 413: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control"?: "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description rate_limited from early visitor/peer admission, validated-subject quota or subject-registry capacity. */ 429: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested retry delay in seconds for the first refusing admission boundary. A capacity hint does not promise an available registry slot; quota hints do not guarantee admission. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content: { @@ -444,10 +652,12 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration. */ + /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration or a sticky subject-registry cleanup fault. */ 503: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested dependency retry delay in seconds; not a recovery guarantee. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content: { @@ -491,7 +701,16 @@ export interface operations { }; content?: never; }; - /** @description not_found; unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource, without disclosure. */ + /** @description unauthorized; present invalid or undecidable credentials on a known host. Bare Bearer challenge; no credential or provider details. */ + 401: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + "WWW-Authenticate": "Bearer"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content?: never; + }; + /** @description not_found for unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource; tenant_mismatch for authenticated host/claim or header disagreement, without disclosure. */ 404: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -502,15 +721,26 @@ export interface operations { /** @description method_not_allowed from routing. */ 405: { headers: { + Allow: "GET, HEAD"; "Cache-Control": "no-store"; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; }; - /** @description rate_limited from the anonymous limiter. */ + /** @description payload_too_large; the decoded body bound precedes host classification and authentication. Kestrel framing/backstop refusals may occur outside the application response policy and omit these headers/body. */ + 413: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control"?: "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content?: never; + }; + /** @description rate_limited from early visitor/peer admission, validated-subject quota or subject-registry capacity. */ 429: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested retry delay in seconds for the first refusing admission boundary. A capacity hint does not promise an available registry slot; quota hints do not guarantee admission. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; @@ -523,10 +753,12 @@ export interface operations { }; content?: never; }; - /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration. */ + /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration or a sticky subject-registry cleanup fault. */ 503: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested dependency retry delay in seconds; not a recovery guarantee. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; @@ -570,7 +802,18 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description not_found; unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource, without disclosure. */ + /** @description unauthorized; present invalid or undecidable credentials on a known host. Bare Bearer challenge; no credential or provider details. */ + 401: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + "WWW-Authenticate": "Bearer"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description not_found for unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource; tenant_mismatch for authenticated host/claim or header disagreement, without disclosure. */ 404: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -583,6 +826,7 @@ export interface operations { /** @description method_not_allowed from routing. */ 405: { headers: { + Allow: "GET, HEAD"; "Cache-Control": "no-store"; [name: string]: unknown; }; @@ -590,10 +834,22 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description rate_limited from the anonymous limiter. */ + /** @description payload_too_large; the decoded body bound precedes host classification and authentication. Kestrel framing/backstop refusals may occur outside the application response policy and omit these headers/body. */ + 413: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control"?: "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description rate_limited from early visitor/peer admission, validated-subject quota or subject-registry capacity. */ 429: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested retry delay in seconds for the first refusing admission boundary. A capacity hint does not promise an available registry slot; quota hints do not guarantee admission. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content: { @@ -610,10 +866,12 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration. */ + /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration or a sticky subject-registry cleanup fault. */ 503: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested dependency retry delay in seconds; not a recovery guarantee. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content: { @@ -655,7 +913,16 @@ export interface operations { }; content?: never; }; - /** @description not_found; unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource, without disclosure. */ + /** @description unauthorized; present invalid or undecidable credentials on a known host. Bare Bearer challenge; no credential or provider details. */ + 401: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + "WWW-Authenticate": "Bearer"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content?: never; + }; + /** @description not_found for unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource; tenant_mismatch for authenticated host/claim or header disagreement, without disclosure. */ 404: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -666,15 +933,26 @@ export interface operations { /** @description method_not_allowed from routing. */ 405: { headers: { + Allow: "GET, HEAD"; "Cache-Control": "no-store"; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; }; - /** @description rate_limited from the anonymous limiter. */ + /** @description payload_too_large; the decoded body bound precedes host classification and authentication. Kestrel framing/backstop refusals may occur outside the application response policy and omit these headers/body. */ + 413: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control"?: "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content?: never; + }; + /** @description rate_limited from early visitor/peer admission, validated-subject quota or subject-registry capacity. */ 429: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested retry delay in seconds for the first refusing admission boundary. A capacity hint does not promise an available registry slot; quota hints do not guarantee admission. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; @@ -687,10 +965,12 @@ export interface operations { }; content?: never; }; - /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration. */ + /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration or a sticky subject-registry cleanup fault. */ 503: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested dependency retry delay in seconds; not a recovery guarantee. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; @@ -716,7 +996,7 @@ export interface operations { "application/json": components["schemas"]["PublicSite"]; }; }; - /** @description validation_failed; the site bootstrap accepts no query parameters. */ + /** @description validation_failed; the site bootstrap accepts no query parameters, and malformed or repeated assertion headers are refused. */ 400: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -726,7 +1006,18 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description not_found; unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource, without disclosure. */ + /** @description unauthorized; present invalid or undecidable credentials on a known host. Bare Bearer challenge; no credential or provider details. */ + 401: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + "WWW-Authenticate": "Bearer"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description not_found for unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource; tenant_mismatch for authenticated host/claim or header disagreement, without disclosure. */ 404: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -739,6 +1030,7 @@ export interface operations { /** @description method_not_allowed from routing. */ 405: { headers: { + Allow: "GET, HEAD"; "Cache-Control": "no-store"; [name: string]: unknown; }; @@ -746,10 +1038,22 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description rate_limited from the anonymous limiter. */ + /** @description payload_too_large; the decoded body bound precedes host classification and authentication. Kestrel framing/backstop refusals may occur outside the application response policy and omit these headers/body. */ + 413: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control"?: "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content: { + "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; + }; + }; + /** @description rate_limited from early visitor/peer admission, validated-subject quota or subject-registry capacity. */ 429: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested retry delay in seconds for the first refusing admission boundary. A capacity hint does not promise an available registry slot; quota hints do not guarantee admission. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content: { @@ -766,10 +1070,12 @@ export interface operations { "application/problem+json": components["schemas"]["ProblemDetails"]; }; }; - /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration. */ + /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration or a sticky subject-registry cleanup fault. */ 503: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested dependency retry delay in seconds; not a recovery guarantee. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content: { @@ -795,7 +1101,7 @@ export interface operations { }; content?: never; }; - /** @description validation_failed; the site bootstrap accepts no query parameters. */ + /** @description validation_failed; the site bootstrap accepts no query parameters, and malformed or repeated assertion headers are refused. */ 400: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -803,7 +1109,16 @@ export interface operations { }; content?: never; }; - /** @description not_found; unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource, without disclosure. */ + /** @description unauthorized; present invalid or undecidable credentials on a known host. Bare Bearer challenge; no credential or provider details. */ + 401: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + "WWW-Authenticate": "Bearer"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content?: never; + }; + /** @description not_found for unavailable host or hidden/untranslated/ineligible resource; tenant_mismatch for authenticated host/claim or header disagreement, without disclosure. */ 404: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; @@ -814,15 +1129,26 @@ export interface operations { /** @description method_not_allowed from routing. */ 405: { headers: { + Allow: "GET, HEAD"; "Cache-Control": "no-store"; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; }; - /** @description rate_limited from the anonymous limiter. */ + /** @description payload_too_large; the decoded body bound precedes host classification and authentication. Kestrel framing/backstop refusals may occur outside the application response policy and omit these headers/body. */ + 413: { + headers: { + "Cache-Control"?: "no-store"; + [name: string]: unknown; + }; + content?: never; + }; + /** @description rate_limited from early visitor/peer admission, validated-subject quota or subject-registry capacity. */ 429: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested retry delay in seconds for the first refusing admission boundary. A capacity hint does not promise an available registry slot; quota hints do not guarantee admission. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; @@ -835,10 +1161,12 @@ export interface operations { }; content?: never; }; - /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration. */ + /** @description dependency_unavailable from invalid stored public configuration or a sticky subject-registry cleanup fault. */ 503: { headers: { "Cache-Control": "no-store"; + /** @description Suggested dependency retry delay in seconds; not a recovery guarantee. */ + "Retry-After": number; [name: string]: unknown; }; content?: never; diff --git a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/index.ts b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/index.ts index 6689c9f6..55a2d06a 100644 --- a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/index.ts +++ b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/index.ts @@ -1,2 +1,8 @@ /** Generated API types. Server transport is available only through @learnstack/sdk/server. */ export type { paths, components, operations } from './generated/schema'; +export { AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS } from './authenticated-contract'; +export type { + AccountSite, + AccountSiteSuccess, + AuthenticatedGetOperation, +} from './authenticated-contract'; diff --git a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server-refusal.test.ts b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server-refusal.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..daa5f2e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server-refusal.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +import { expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; + +import * as root from './index'; +import { createServerSdk, PublicRequestRefusalError } from './server'; +import type { PublicFetch } from './server'; + +it('keeps a typed local transport refusal distinct from network failure without retrying', async () => { + const error = new PublicRequestRefusalError(); + expect(error.message).toBe('Public request refused'); + expect(root).not.toHaveProperty('PublicRequestRefusalError'); + const transport = vi.fn().mockRejectedValue(error); + await expect(createServerSdk(transport).getSite()).resolves.toEqual({ kind: 'invalid-request' }); + expect(transport).toHaveBeenCalledOnce(); +}); + +it.each([ + new Error('Public request refused'), + Object.assign(new Error('Public request refused'), { name: 'PublicRequestRefusalError' }), + { name: 'PublicRequestRefusalError', message: 'Public request refused' }, + new TypeError('Network failed'), +])('does not classify provider text or lookalike errors as local refusal (%#)', async (error) => { + const transport = vi.fn().mockRejectedValue(error); + await expect(createServerSdk(transport).getSite()).resolves.toEqual({ kind: 'transport-error' }); + expect(transport).toHaveBeenCalledOnce(); +}); + +it('retains cancellation precedence when transport refuses the same operation', async () => { + const controller = new AbortController(); + const transport = vi.fn().mockImplementation(async () => { + controller.abort(); + throw new PublicRequestRefusalError(); + }); + await expect(createServerSdk(transport).getSite({ signal: controller.signal })).resolves.toEqual({ + kind: 'cancelled', + }); + expect(transport).toHaveBeenCalledOnce(); +}); + +it('does not treat a response-body failure as local operation construction refusal', async () => { + const response = new Response(null); + vi.spyOn(response, 'json').mockRejectedValue(new PublicRequestRefusalError()); + await expect(createServerSdk(async () => response).getSite()).resolves.toEqual({ + kind: 'transport-error', + }); +}); diff --git a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server.test.ts b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server.test.ts index 9acd7da3..6e01bff0 100644 --- a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server.test.ts +++ b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server.test.ts @@ -1,8 +1,14 @@ import { describe, expect, expectTypeOf, it, vi } from 'vitest'; -import type { operations, paths } from './generated/schema'; +import type { operations } from './generated/schema'; import { createServerSdk, PUBLIC_GET_WRAPPERS } from './server'; -import type { ApiResult, PublicFetch, RequestOptions, ServerSdk } from './server'; +import type { + ApiResult, + PublicFetch, + RequestOptions, + ServerSdk, + PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, +} from './server'; const pageInfo = { nextCursor: null, previousCursor: null, hasNext: false, hasPrevious: false }; const course = { @@ -68,10 +74,12 @@ describe('public GET transport', () => { '/api/v1/public/courses/{slug}': 'getCourse', '/api/v1/public/courses/{slug}/lessons/{lessonSlug}': 'getLesson', }); - type GetPaths = { - [P in keyof paths]: paths[P]['get'] extends undefined ? never : P; - }[keyof paths]; - expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf(); + expectTypeOf().toEqualTypeOf< + keyof typeof PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS + >(); + expectTypeOf() + .extract<'/api/v1/account/site'>() + .toEqualTypeOf(); expectTypeOf[0]>().toEqualTypeOf< operations['GetPublicCourses']['parameters']['query'] >(); diff --git a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server.ts b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server.ts index f8c60330..fd95356e 100644 --- a/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server.ts +++ b/frontend/packages/sdk/src/server.ts @@ -1,3 +1,4 @@ +import type { AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS, GetContractOwnership } from './authenticated-contract'; import type { operations, paths } from './generated/schema'; import { appError, isSuccess, parseProblem } from './response-policy'; import type { ApiProblem, AppError, PublicGetOperation, PublicSuccess } from './response-policy'; @@ -7,6 +8,15 @@ export type { ApiProblem, AppError } from './response-policy'; /** The supplied Fetch-compatible transport resolves relative URLs. P02d-5 owns the trusted server hop. */ export type PublicFetch = (url: string, init: RequestInit) => Promise; export type RequestOptions = { readonly signal?: AbortSignal }; + +/** An injected transport refused local operation construction before network I/O. */ +export class PublicRequestRefusalError extends Error { + constructor() { + super('Public request refused'); + this.name = 'PublicRequestRefusalError'; + } +} + export type ApiResult = | { readonly kind: 'success'; readonly status: 200; readonly data: T } | { @@ -24,6 +34,7 @@ export type ApiResult = | 'unexpected-status'; } | { readonly kind: 'transport-error' } + /** Local SDK/transport construction or validation refusal; not an HTTP 400. */ | { readonly kind: 'invalid-request' } | { readonly kind: 'cancelled' }; @@ -47,16 +58,37 @@ export type ServerSdk = { ): Promise>>; }; -/** A non-empty census that stops compiling when generation introduces an unwrapped GET path. */ -export const PUBLIC_GET_WRAPPERS = { +/** The exact public subset; generated GETs never acquire public ownership implicitly. */ +export const PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS = Object.freeze({ + '/api/v1/public/site': 'GetPublicSite', + '/api/v1/public/courses': 'GetPublicCourses', + '/api/v1/public/courses/{slug}': 'GetPublicCourse', + '/api/v1/public/courses/{slug}/lessons/{lessonSlug}': 'GetPublicLesson', +} as const satisfies Record); + +export type PublicGetPath = keyof typeof PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS; + +/** Both path and operation ownership must remain disjoint, correctly paired and exhaustive. */ +export const GET_CONTRACT_OWNERSHIP = true satisfies GetContractOwnership< + paths, + operations, + typeof PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS, + typeof AUTHENTICATED_GET_CONTRACTS +>; + +/** Every declared public GET has a wrapper; authenticated GETs have their own contract. */ +type PublicWrappers = { + [P in PublicGetPath]: (typeof PUBLIC_GET_CONTRACTS)[P] extends `GetPublic${infer Resource}` + ? Uncapitalize<`Get${Resource}`> & keyof ServerSdk + : never; +}; + +export const PUBLIC_GET_WRAPPERS = Object.freeze({ '/api/v1/public/site': 'getSite', '/api/v1/public/courses': 'getCourses', '/api/v1/public/courses/{slug}': 'getCourse', '/api/v1/public/courses/{slug}/lessons/{lessonSlug}': 'getLesson', -} as const satisfies Record< - { [P in keyof paths]: paths[P]['get'] extends undefined ? never : P }[keyof paths], - keyof ServerSdk ->; +} as const satisfies PublicWrappers); function queryString(query: Record): string { const parameters = new URLSearchParams(); @@ -93,8 +125,11 @@ export function createServerSdk(transport: PublicFetch): ServerSdk { headers: { Accept: 'application/json' }, signal: options?.signal, }); - } catch { - return options?.signal?.aborted ? { kind: 'cancelled' } : { kind: 'transport-error' }; + } catch (error) { + if (options?.signal?.aborted) return { kind: 'cancelled' }; + return error instanceof PublicRequestRefusalError + ? { kind: 'invalid-request' } + : { kind: 'transport-error' }; } if (options?.signal?.aborted) return { kind: 'cancelled' }; if (response.status < 400 && response.status !== 200) diff --git a/scripts/ci-test-shards-plan.json b/scripts/ci-test-shards-plan.json index 1551db5b..ad7b5881 100644 --- a/scripts/ci-test-shards-plan.json +++ b/scripts/ci-test-shards-plan.json @@ -49,38 +49,73 @@ "sourceSha": "3553ff16e509a1c2978edc13c1f68e592e30b247", "runId": "39148006960", "note": "Completed-only, rounded Architecture console prefix; maps only exact unambiguous TRX test names to actual TestMethod metadata. 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"milliseconds": 7, - "source": "local-architecture" + "milliseconds": 8, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-5" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", @@ -1495,56 +1584,56 @@ { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantContextConstructionTests.HostScope_Is_Constructed_Only_By_The_Factory", - "milliseconds": 31, - "source": "hosted-architecture-predecessor" + "milliseconds": 20, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-0" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantContextConstructionTests.Host_scope_guard_detects_mutable_public_shape_and_a_second_construction_site", - "milliseconds": 33, - "source": "hosted-architecture-current" + "milliseconds": 43, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-1" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantContextConstructionTests.Organization_reader_census_rejects_missing_keys_extra_readers_and_unbounded_pages", - "milliseconds": 4000, - "source": "hosted-architecture-predecessor" + "milliseconds": 6359, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-1" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantContextConstructionTests.Organizations_Are_Read_By_Composite_Key", - "milliseconds": 522, - "source": "hosted-architecture-first" + "milliseconds": 308, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-0" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantContextConstructionTests.SetTenant_Callers_Are_The_Enumerated_Four", - "milliseconds": 433, - "source": "hosted-architecture-predecessor" + "milliseconds": 267, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-2" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantContextConstructionTests.TenantContext_Is_Constructed_Only_By_The_Factory", - "milliseconds": 9, - "source": "hosted-architecture-predecessor" + "milliseconds": 11, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-1" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantContextConstructionTests.TenantContext_Is_Instantiated_In_One_File", - "milliseconds": 24, - "source": "local-architecture" + "milliseconds": 23, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-2" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantContextConstructionTests.Tenant_writer_scan_does_not_authorize_another_job_partial_or_an_equality_read", - "milliseconds": 4, - "source": "local-architecture" + "milliseconds": 6, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-5" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantScopingTests.Every_Module_With_A_Schema_Is_Swept", - "milliseconds": 2, - "source": "hosted-architecture-predecessor" + "milliseconds": 9, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-5" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", @@ -1555,26 +1644,26 @@ { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantScopingTests.Every_Scoping_Interface_Carries_Its_Marker", - "milliseconds": 1, - "source": "local-architecture" + "milliseconds": 2, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-5" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantScopingTests.Every_TenantOwned_Entity_HasFilterAndRlsPolicy", - "milliseconds": 51, - "source": "hosted-architecture-current" + "milliseconds": 1312, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-5" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantScopingTests.The_Host_Map_Carries_No_Tenant_Marker", - "milliseconds": 1, - "source": "local-architecture" + "milliseconds": 1093, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-1" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.architecture", "method": "LearnStack.Tests.Architecture.TenantScopingTests.The_Tenant_Term_Check_Can_Actually_Fail", - "milliseconds": 1, - "source": "local-architecture" + "milliseconds": 2, + "source": "hosted-architecture-39417319998-2-4" }, { "assembly": "learnstack.tests.integration", diff --git a/scripts/ci-test-shards.py b/scripts/ci-test-shards.py index 21909e36..c957dd03 100644 --- a/scripts/ci-test-shards.py +++ b/scripts/ci-test-shards.py @@ -105,7 +105,9 @@ def validate_plan(plan): require(isinstance(name, str) and re.fullmatch(r'[a-z0-9_-]{1,64}', name) and isinstance(source, dict) and set(source) == {'kind', 'artifactSha256', 'sourceSha', 'runId', 'note'} - and source['kind'] in ('local_trx', 'hosted_console') + and source['kind'] in ('local_trx', 'hosted_console', 'hosted_trx') + and (source['kind'] != 'hosted_trx' + or source['sourceSha'] is not None and source['runId'] is not None) and isinstance(source['artifactSha256'], str) and re.fullmatch(r'[0-9a-f]{64}', source['artifactSha256']) and (source['sourceSha'] is None or isinstance(source['sourceSha'], str) diff --git a/scripts/demo-process.d.mts b/scripts/demo-process.d.mts index 96a9a11f..374620d5 100644 --- a/scripts/demo-process.d.mts +++ b/scripts/demo-process.d.mts @@ -1,7 +1,19 @@ import type { ChildProcess } from 'node:child_process'; export function installDemoCancellation(cancel: () => void): () => void; export class DemoCommandError extends Error { - constructor(label: string, cause?: unknown); + constructor( + label: string, + cause?: unknown, + status?: { code: number | null; signal: string | null }, + outcome?: { + reason?: 'exit' | 'deadline' | 'cancelled' | 'spawn' | 'output' | 'cleanup' | 'unknown'; + origin?: 'command' | 'daemon'; + }, + ); + readonly reason: 'exit' | 'deadline' | 'cancelled' | 'spawn' | 'output' | 'cleanup' | 'unknown'; + readonly origin: 'command' | 'daemon'; + readonly exitCode: number | null; + readonly signalCode: string | null; } interface Options { cwd?: string; @@ -13,8 +25,12 @@ interface Options { } interface Running { child: ChildProcess; - exit: Promise<{ code: number }>; - result(): { output: string; failed?: Error }; + /** Native failures publish at exit; success retains complete output through close. */ + exit: Promise<{ code: number | null; signal: string | null }>; + /** Every daemon leader exit is unexpected, independently of stream closure. */ + nativeExit: Promise<{ code: number | null; signal: string | null }>; + refusal: Promise<{ cause: unknown; reason: 'spawn' | 'output' }>; + result(): { output: string; failed?: Error; failureReason?: 'spawn' | 'output' }; } export class DemoProcesses { constructor(signal: AbortSignal); diff --git a/scripts/demo-process.mjs b/scripts/demo-process.mjs index f42b9827..9e054d53 100644 --- a/scripts/demo-process.mjs +++ b/scripts/demo-process.mjs @@ -1,10 +1,26 @@ import { spawn } from 'node:child_process'; import { stopTestChild } from '../frontend/apps/web/scripts/stop-test-child.mjs'; +const commandReasons = new Set([ + 'exit', + 'deadline', + 'cancelled', + 'spawn', + 'output', + 'cleanup', + 'unknown', +]); + /** Only fixed caller-owned stage labels reach the foreground CLI. */ export class DemoCommandError extends Error { - constructor(label, cause) { + constructor(label, cause, status, { reason = 'unknown', origin = 'command' } = {}) { super(`demo: ${label} failed`, { cause }); + this.reason = commandReasons.has(reason) ? reason : 'unknown'; + this.origin = origin === 'daemon' ? 'daemon' : 'command'; + // Only an observed spontaneous exit owns native status. A subsequent stop + // cannot supply the status of a deadline, spawn, output or cleanup failure. + this.exitCode = this.reason === 'exit' ? (status?.code ?? null) : null; + this.signalCode = this.reason === 'exit' ? (status?.signal ?? null) : null; } } @@ -44,26 +60,43 @@ export class DemoProcesses { } assertActive() { if (this.#closed) throw new Error('Demo process owner is closed'); - this.#signal.throwIfAborted(); + if (this.#signal.aborted) + throw new DemoCommandError('Owned command cancellation', this.#signal.reason, undefined, { + reason: 'cancelled', + }); if (this.#failed) throw this.#failed; } start(command, args, { cwd, env, label, observe = () => {}, capture = false } = {}) { this.assertActive(); - const child = spawn(command, args, { - cwd, - env, - detached: process.platform !== 'win32', - stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'pipe'], - }); + let child; + try { + child = spawn(command, args, { + cwd, + env, + detached: process.platform !== 'win32', + stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'pipe'], + }); + } catch (cause) { + throw new DemoCommandError(label ?? command, cause, undefined, { reason: 'spawn' }); + } const closed = new Promise((resolve) => child.once('close', resolve)); const output = []; let outputBytes = 0; let failed; + let failureReason; + let publishRefusal; + const refusal = new Promise((resolve) => { publishRefusal = resolve; }); + const refuseOutput = (cause) => { + if (!failed) { + failed = new Error(`${label} output refused`, { cause }); + failureReason = 'output'; + publishRefusal({ cause: failed, reason: failureReason }); + } + // dispose still owns a failed stop; do not create an unhandled rejection. + void stopTestChild(child).catch(() => {}); + }; for (const stream of [child.stdout, child.stderr]) { - stream.once('error', (cause) => { - failed ??= new Error(`${label} output refused`, { cause }); - void stopTestChild(child); - }); + stream.once('error', refuseOutput); stream.on('data', (chunk) => { try { observe(chunk, stream === child.stdout ? 'stdout' : 'stderr'); @@ -73,21 +106,41 @@ export class DemoProcesses { output.push(chunk); } } catch (cause) { - failed ??= new Error(`${label} output refused`, { cause }); - void stopTestChild(child); + refuseOutput(cause); } }); } + let publishNativeExit; + const nativeExit = new Promise((resolve) => { publishNativeExit = resolve; }); const exit = new Promise((resolve) => { - child.once('error', () => resolve({ code: 1 })); - child.once('close', (code) => resolve({ code: code ?? 1 })); + child.once('error', (cause) => { + if (!failed) { + failed = cause; + failureReason = 'spawn'; + publishRefusal({ cause: failed, reason: failureReason }); + } + const status = { code: null, signal: null }; + publishNativeExit(status); + resolve(status); + }); + child.once('exit', (code, signal) => { + const status = { code, signal }; + publishNativeExit(status); + // A failed leader is already authoritative even if inherited/paused + // streams delay close. Successful captured output still waits for EOF. + if (code !== 0 || signal !== null) resolve(status); + }); + child.once('close', (code, signal) => resolve({ code, signal })); }); const running = { child, exit, + nativeExit, + refusal, result: () => ({ output: Buffer.concat(output).toString('utf8'), failed, + failureReason, }), }; this.#children.set(child, { @@ -100,9 +153,19 @@ export class DemoProcesses { daemon(command, args, options) { const running = this.start(command, args, options); this.#children.get(running.child).daemon = true; - void running.exit.then(() => { - this.#failed = new DemoCommandError(`${options.label} exited`, running.result().failed); + const fail = (cause, status, reason) => { + if (this.#failed) return; + this.#failed = new DemoCommandError( + `${options.label} ${reason === 'exit' ? 'exited' : 'refused'}`, + cause, + status, + { reason, origin: 'daemon' }, + ); this.#failure(this.#failed); + }; + void running.refusal.then(({ cause, reason }) => fail(cause, undefined, reason)); + void running.nativeExit.then((status) => { + fail(running.result().failed, status, running.result().failureReason ?? 'exit'); }); return running; } @@ -112,26 +175,52 @@ export class DemoProcesses { const signal = AbortSignal.any([this.#signal, timeout]); let cancelled; const aborted = new Promise((resolve) => { - cancelled = () => resolve({ code: 1, cancelled: true }); + cancelled = () => resolve({ kind: 'aborted' }); signal.addEventListener('abort', cancelled, { once: true }); if (signal.aborted) cancelled(); }); + let failure; try { const result = await Promise.race([ - running.exit, + running.exit.then((status) => ({ kind: 'exit', status })), + running.refusal.then((outcome) => ({ kind: 'refusal', outcome })), aborted, - this.failure.then(() => ({ code: 1 })), + this.failure.then((error) => ({ kind: 'daemon', error })), ]); - if (result.code !== 0 || running.result().failed) + if (result.kind === 'daemon') throw result.error; + if (result.kind === 'refusal') + throw new DemoCommandError(options.label ?? command, result.outcome.cause, undefined, { + reason: result.outcome.reason, + }); + if (result.kind === 'aborted') throw new DemoCommandError( options.label ?? command, - running.result().failed ?? this.#failed, + this.#signal.aborted ? this.#signal.reason : timeout.reason, + undefined, + { reason: this.#signal.aborted ? 'cancelled' : 'deadline' }, ); + const outcome = running.result(); + if (result.status.code !== 0 || outcome.failed) + throw new DemoCommandError(options.label ?? command, outcome.failed, result.status, { + reason: outcome.failureReason ?? 'exit', + }); this.assertActive(); return running.result().output; + } catch (error) { + failure = error; + throw error; } finally { signal.removeEventListener('abort', cancelled); - await stopTestChild(running.child); + try { + await stopTestChild(running.child); + } catch (error) { + // Retain this handle for dispose's cleanup failure; do not replace the + // triggering command failure or attribute teardown's signal to it. + if (!failure) + throw new DemoCommandError(options.label ?? command, error, undefined, { + reason: 'cleanup', + }); + } } } async dispose() { @@ -157,7 +246,7 @@ export class DemoProcesses { } finally { clearTimeout(timer); } - if (daemon && result().failed) + if (daemon && result().failureReason === 'output') throw new Error('Owned output was refused', { cause: result().failed, }); diff --git a/scripts/demo-source.d.mts b/scripts/demo-source.d.mts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..503f427c --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/demo-source.d.mts @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +export interface DemoSource { + readonly commit: string; + readonly tree: string; +} + +export function demoSource( + processes: Pick, + root: string, + remaining: (bound: number) => number, + expected?: DemoSource, +): Promise; diff --git a/scripts/demo-source.mjs b/scripts/demo-source.mjs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..159d16e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/demo-source.mjs @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +import { realpathSync } from 'node:fs'; + +/** Read only this checkout, without ambient Git repository/configuration controls. */ +export async function demoSource(processes, root, remaining, expected) { + const ownedRoot = realpathSync(root); + const environment = { + PATH: process.env.PATH, + GIT_CONFIG_NOSYSTEM: '1', + GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL: process.platform === 'win32' ? 'NUL' : '/dev/null', + GIT_OPTIONAL_LOCKS: '0', + GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT: '0', + }; + const git = (args) => { + const timeout = remaining(15000); + if (!Number.isFinite(timeout) || timeout <= 0) + throw new Error('Demo source verification deadline'); + return processes.run('git', args, { + cwd: ownedRoot, + env: environment, + label: 'Read-only demo source verification', + capture: true, + timeout: Math.min(timeout, 15000), + }); + }; + const topLevel = (await git(['rev-parse', '--show-toplevel'])).trim(); + if (realpathSync(topLevel) !== ownedRoot) + throw new Error('Demo source must belong to the owned repository root'); + const identity = async () => { + const lines = (await git(['rev-parse', 'HEAD', 'HEAD^{tree}'])).trim().split('\n'); + if (lines.length !== 2 || lines.some((value) => !/^[a-f0-9]{40}$/.test(value))) + throw new Error('Demo source identity is invalid'); + return Object.freeze({ commit: lines[0], tree: lines[1] }); + }; + const before = await identity(); + // Include staged, tracked and nonignored untracked inputs. Status output stays + // private; ignored build/configuration artifacts are not source attestation. + const status = await git([ + 'status', '--porcelain=v1', '-z', '--untracked-files=all', '--ignore-submodules=none', + ]); + if (status !== '') throw new Error('CI demo requires clean Git source'); + const after = await identity(); + if (after.commit !== before.commit || after.tree !== before.tree || + (expected && (after.commit !== expected.commit || after.tree !== expected.tree))) + throw new Error('Demo source changed since its captured checkpoint'); + return after; +} diff --git a/scripts/demo.d.mts b/scripts/demo.d.mts index 5392fc16..030be516 100644 --- a/scripts/demo.d.mts +++ b/scripts/demo.d.mts @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ export function disposeDemoResources(options: { }): Promise; export function startDemo(mode: 'local' | 'ci'): Promise<{ mode: 'local' | 'ci'; + source?: import('./demo-source.mjs').DemoSource; manifest: DemoLane[]; configuration: import('../frontend/apps/web/src/server/ingress').PublicServerConfiguration; ca: string[] | Buffer; diff --git a/scripts/demo.mjs b/scripts/demo.mjs index 16384a35..fc56fab4 100644 --- a/scripts/demo.mjs +++ b/scripts/demo.mjs @@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ import { defaultServices, waitCompose } from './wait-compose.mjs'; import { publicDemoApiEnvironment, publicWebEnvironment } from './public-runtime.mjs'; import { apiCompletionObserver } from './demo-observation.mjs'; import { publicSeederEnvironment, validateDemoDatabaseConfiguration } from './demo-database.mjs'; +import { demoSource } from './demo-source.mjs'; const appRoot = join(repositoryRoot, 'frontend/apps/web'); const backendRoot = join(repositoryRoot, 'backend'); @@ -100,6 +101,7 @@ export async function startDemo(mode) { let disposed; let completions; let signalRequested = false; + let source; const cancel = () => { signalRequested = true; controller.abort(); @@ -197,6 +199,18 @@ export async function startDemo(mode) { try { if (process.platform === 'win32') throw new Error('The demo requires the documented POSIX/WSL environment'); + if (mode === 'ci') { + // The workflow already owns the absolute setup/proof allowance. Manual CI + // use retains the existing finite prerequisite-command bound. + const workflowDeadline = process.env.PUBLIC_DEMO_DEADLINE === undefined + ? null : Number(process.env.PUBLIC_DEMO_DEADLINE) * 1000; + source = await demoSource(processes, repositoryRoot, (bound) => { + if (workflowDeadline === null) return bound; + if (!Number.isSafeInteger(workflowDeadline)) + throw new Error('CI demo deadline is invalid'); + return Math.min(bound, workflowDeadline - Date.now()); + }); + } mkdirSync(join(repositoryRoot, '.data'), { recursive: true }); try { mkdirSync(lock, { mode: 0o700 }); @@ -320,7 +334,7 @@ export async function startDemo(mode) { for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(rawValues)) if (process.env[key] !== undefined && process.env[key] !== value) throw new Error('Environment disagrees with private root configuration'); - const values = loadLocalEnvironment(repositoryRoot, process.env); + const values = loadLocalEnvironment(repositoryRoot, process.env, { apiAuthentication: true }); const configuration = publicServerConfiguration(values, repositoryRoot); await vacant(Number(new URL(configuration.apiOrigin).port || '80')); validateDemoDatabaseConfiguration(rawValues); @@ -487,6 +501,7 @@ export async function startDemo(mode) { for (const url of [lane.catalogUrl, lane.courseUrl, lane.lessonUrl]) console.log(url); return { mode, + source, manifest, configuration, ca, diff --git a/scripts/public-local.mjs b/scripts/public-local.mjs index 9b7167ce..d004c6fe 100644 --- a/scripts/public-local.mjs +++ b/scripts/public-local.mjs @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ try { chmodSync(path, 0o600); console.warn('Private renderer configuration prepared; TLS and hosts remain manual.'); } else if (operation === 'api') { - const values = loadLocalEnvironment(root, process.env); + const values = loadLocalEnvironment(root, process.env, { apiAuthentication: true }); const configuration = publicServerConfiguration(values, root); if (!values.ConnectionStrings__Default) throw new Error(); const environment = publicApiEnvironment(values, configuration); diff --git a/scripts/public-runtime.mjs b/scripts/public-runtime.mjs index 86be368a..869dbbfc 100644 --- a/scripts/public-runtime.mjs +++ b/scripts/public-runtime.mjs @@ -9,6 +9,8 @@ export function publicApiEnvironment(values, configuration, base = process.env) if (!values.ConnectionStrings__Default) throw new Error('Application credential is missing'); if (!values.ConnectionStrings__OutboxDispatcher) throw new Error('Outbox dispatcher credential is missing'); + if (values.Authentication__Tenant__Issuer) + environment.Authentication__Tenant__Issuer = values.Authentication__Tenant__Issuer; environment.ConnectionStrings__Default = values.ConnectionStrings__Default; environment.ConnectionStrings__OutboxDispatcher = values.ConnectionStrings__OutboxDispatcher; if (values.ConnectionStrings__PlatformAdmin) diff --git a/scripts/test-ci-test-shards.py b/scripts/test-ci-test-shards.py index 771aab2b..65003f74 100644 --- a/scripts/test-ci-test-shards.py +++ b/scripts/test-ci-test-shards.py @@ -276,6 +276,30 @@ def test_duplicate_json_weights_and_false_type_provenance_are_refused(self): dirty = copy.deepcopy(self.plan); next(iter(dirty['sources'].values()))['artifactSha256'] = 'not-a-hash' self.refuses('weight_source_invalid', OWNER.validate_plan, dirty) + def test_hosted_trx_provenance_is_complete_and_unknown_kinds_are_refused(self): + plan = copy.deepcopy(self.plan) + source = next(iter(plan['sources'].values())) + source['kind'] = 'hosted_trx' + source['sourceSha'] = '1' * 40 + source['runId'] = '1' + OWNER.validate_plan(plan) + for sha, run in ((None, '1'), ('1' * 40, None), (None, None)): + with self.subTest(sourceSha=sha, runId=run): + dirty = copy.deepcopy(plan) + record = next(iter(dirty['sources'].values())) + record['sourceSha'], record['runId'] = sha, run + self.refuses('weight_source_invalid', OWNER.validate_plan, dirty) + for kind in ('local_trx', 'hosted_console'): + with self.subTest(legacyKind=kind): + legacy = copy.deepcopy(plan) + record = next(iter(legacy['sources'].values())) + record['kind'], record['sourceSha'], record['runId'] = kind, None, None + OWNER.validate_plan(legacy) + for kind in ('hosted_trx_extra', 'hosted_results', '', None, True): + with self.subTest(kind=kind): + source['kind'] = kind + self.refuses('weight_source_invalid', OWNER.validate_plan, plan) + def result_fixture(self, output, expected, actual): (output / 'results').mkdir(exist_ok=True) tag = lambda name: '{' + LAUNCHER.NS['t'] + '}' + name