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feat(carla)!: drive trucks over socket sessions - #8011
Ports the CARLA demo to sockets and finishes quest/m1/socket/carla.md. It was the socket epic's last child, so this PR also finishes the epic (quest/m1/socket/README.md).
Summary
Worker (demo/carla/sim): each truck runs a moq.socket.Endpoint at carla/.socket/{truck} (publish.Drivers) and accepts track sessions. Each session's controls feed the gate, and each command the truck accepts from the lease holder is answered on that session with {sequence, media_pipeline}. The announce/follow/request loop over viewer/carla/{truck}/ is gone, and so is the local run counter from moq-dev/moq#7678.
Gate (drive.py): the lease binds to (driver id, session id) in place of (driver id, run counter). Drive.sequence is gone because the ack moved to the session.
Player (demo/carla/web): each lease opens an endpoint carla/.socket/driver-{id} and dials the truck. Every command is its own message (group). The player reads replies oldest first with a one-heartbeat delay budget, and the session ending ends the lease. A bystander's e-stop dials a short session from its own endpoint, which stays open until status echoes the latch. The element now owns its origin, because the endpoint has to publish into it.
Status: sequence and media_pipeline move off the shared status track and onto the driver's session. driver and estop_by stay on status.
Versions: the worker and the player offer only moq-lite-07-wip and moq-transport-22, the versions that carry hidden endpoint broadcasts.
Grants: demo/relay/prod.toml documents --public-publish 'demo/carla/.socket/driver-*'. The worker token is publish carla/** and subscribe carla/.socket/driver-* (README, installer text). The anonymous demo/viewer/** publish grant is gone from demo/relay/prod.toml and the packaging/moq-relay/relay.toml sample: moq-dev/moq#8008 (moq-boy on sockets) merged first and kept it, and git grep demo/viewer on the merged head finds nothing that still uses it.
Docs: demo/carla/README.md, doc/bin/demo.md.
Quests: deletes quest/m1/socket/carla.md and the finished socket epic. Prose mentions of the epic in quest/m3/mesh/README.md, quest/m3/stream/README.md, and quest/m5/announce-credit.md now point at doc/concept/socket.md.
Choices made without asking
E-stop: the holder's e-stop rides its control session, as its own message. A bystander dials a session of its own and never touches the lease, mirroring the old safety-<id> broadcast. Why: a bystander must not take the lease or wait for one, and because each message is its own group, the holder's e-stop is never queued behind its controls.
Run counter: sockets make it moot, because the session id identifies a lease. So no MoqBroadcastConsumer::instance() accessor was added, per the 2026-11-03 decision's "if the move to sockets doesn't make that counter moot".
Driver id form: driver-<12 hex>. This keeps the anonymous publish grant (.socket/driver-*) from covering any truck's endpoint. The worker refuses a truck named driver-*.
Control delay budget: the truck reads controls oldest first with a 250 ms delay.max (one player heartbeat). A late control is skipped once it falls a heartbeat behind the newest, and a burst (a reset right before a drive) is still delivered whole. A zero budget would let that drive skip the reset.
Version list: moq-lite-07-wip first, then moq-transport-22. Both carry sockets, so negotiation never lands on a version that can't. The relays in this repo and the demo relay don't accept lite-07 by default, so the clients use moq-transport-22 there.
Anonymous impersonation (documented in the README and the Drive docstring): anyone can announce an endpoint under the holder's id. That never continues the holder's lease, but the relay may route the truck's accept of the holder's next session to the impostor. This is the same cooperative-lease caveat as before.
Public API / wire impact
There is no library API or wire change. Breaking for the demo's own protocol: an old player can't drive a new worker, and a new player can't drive an old one, so the worker and the player deploy together. The relay's anonymous grant needs the new demo/carla/.socket/driver-* publish pattern and no longer needs demo/viewer/**, and the worker's token needs subscribe carla/.socket/driver-*.
Validation
On 289fd7c (after merging main at 0fe4df8):
just carla check: pyright clean, 186 worker tests pass, and the launcher, server, installer and GPU-detection script tests pass.
bun test in demo/carla/web: 155 pass, including session tests against an in-process truck endpoint. tsc --noEmit is clean.
just check origin/main limited to CHECK_MODULES="carla js markdown biome quest python toml text shell large_files": all pass. Not run locally: gh (its bench test waits on the host-wide bench lock) and the other modules the diff does not select; CI runs them.
Earlier, on b221d3f:
Real Python bindings, in-process: the worker's Drivers accepts a Python dialer, drops a malformed frame, routes the control and its reply, and sends driver_left on a clean finish.
Across a local moq-relay: the worker's Drivers (Python) with a JS @moq/net dialer completed dial, control, reply and clean leave over moq-transport-22 (WebTransport and WebSocket), and over moq-lite-07-wip against a relay with listen.version enabling it.
Not run: the live CARLA simulator (needs the GPU image), or a browser session against it. That is a deploy step, below.
Deploying
The hosted demo needs the anonymous demo/carla/.socket/driver-* publish grant, can drop demo/viewer/**, and needs a worker token that subscribes to carla/.socket/driver-*. After deploying, drive a truck on the live CARLA simulator from a browser, including a bystander e-stop. Until the relay accepts moq-lite-07-wip, the demo runs over moq-transport-22.
Follow-ups
None worth a quest.
Review
Reviewer: Codex (gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort), through quest review.
Rounds 1 and 2 on the pre-merge branch: 2 findings in round 1 (bystander e-stop failure surfacing, shutdown hang on a full queue), both fixed in b221d3f; round 2 on b221d3f found none.
Round 1 of a new session on head 289fd7c60b2ace0745cf910b159f23804719345d (main merged, demo/viewer/** dropped, socket epic finished): no findings.
The CARLA demo replaces per-driver control broadcasts with truck socket endpoints and per-driver sessions. The simulator accepts session controls, binds lease ownership to driver and session identity, and returns acknowledgements on the matching session. The browser dials sessions for driving and safety commands, while truck status remains available through broadcasts. Tests, relay permissions, service guidance, and related documentation now describe the socket-based flow.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 289fd
Bound socket session retention and correct the packaged permissions before merging. Otherwise, repeated dials can consume worker resources, packaged-policy deployments cannot drive or send bystander e-stops, and malformed numeric controls interrupt a session until watchdog recovery.
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Reviewed commit: b221d3fc91a79778850d6576b875fc527dd8d8e8, against main at 0672ad56ce29ae168c7122fe6ece20de08cdc12a.
No actionable defects found. The direction is sound: use the existing socket abstraction instead of maintaining another announce/follow/request loop and local run counter. The lease stays scoped to a driver/session pair, acknowledgements move to that session, and shared status keeps the fields all viewers need. The separate bystander safety session preserves e-stop without claiming the driving lease.
Coverage: the changed browser backend, UI wiring and tests; the Python gate, worker lifecycle, reply routing and tests; socket contracts; documentation and grants. The cancellation fix avoids waiting to enqueue driver_left during shutdown, and the browser relinquishes a lease when its session ends. The documented worker/player protocol break and coordinated grant update are intentional. Keeping demo/viewer/** is currently appropriate because #8008 remains open.
Limits: GitHub-only static review. I did not run tests, a live CARLA simulator, browser interaction, or the cross-language relay checks reported by the author. The current Check run is still in progress, and the author's broad local test gh run was blocked on the benchmark lock. Live simulator/browser validation remains outstanding. This review does not establish merge or deployment readiness.
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ℹ️ Minor documentation correction inline. I found no behavioral defect in the port itself.
Reviewed changes
Worker endpoint per truck.Drivers replaces the announcement/follow/pump loop with one carla/.socket/{truck} endpoint, one task per accepted track session, and a (driver, session) reply map, so a truck's acknowledgements never reach anyone but the driver that sent the command.
Session-scoped lease.Command.session and Drives.holds() replace the driver path and publisher instance, and the local run counter is gone; Drive.sequence and the statussequence/media_pipeline fields are removed, with only the holder's drive/estop/reset_estop refreshing the watchdog and being acknowledged.
Control delay budget. The truck reads controls oldest first with a 250 ms delay.max, so a superseded control is skipped while a burst (a reset right before a drive) still arrives whole; the player reads replies with the same budget.
Player sessions. The element now owns its origin, Truck dials a fresh driver-{id} endpoint per lease and writes one command per group, the session ending ends the lease, and a bystander's e-stop dials a short session of its own with an #undelivered fallback if status never confirms the latch.
Versions, grants, quest. Worker and player offer only moq-lite-07-wip and moq-transport-22; a truck named driver-* is refused; token and relay-grant docs move to carla/.socket/driver-*; quest/m1/socket/carla.md and its ## Required line are removed and boy.md takes over the remaining demo/viewer/** removal.
I verified the parts most likely to be wrong and found them correct: Milli(250) is the right unit for Subscription.delay.max (not Nano); the Python moq.Subscription(delay=moq.Delay(max=timedelta(milliseconds=250)), order=moq.Order.ASCENDING) mirrors the JS update and runs before the first control or reply is written, so replacing the socket's ranges: absolute 0 subscription loses nothing; relay.publish() returns the same origin client.route uses; write_frame is one group per message in both bindings; and no stale viewer/carla, watch_drivers, SafetyCommandBroadcast, driverPath, or Command.instance references remain.
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✅ No new issues found.
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Documentation correction for acknowledgements.demo/carla/README.md now names the commands that get a reply — drive, estop, and reset_estop — and states that a bystander's e-stop, a refused command, and an accepted respawn (confirmed from status instead) get none, matching runtime.py where respawn is handled before the acknowledged check.
The only commit since the prior Pullfrog review is c21e592, which touches one file (4+/3−) and changes no code, tests, or wire behavior. The previous inline documentation thread is resolved, and I re-verified the corrected wording against demo/carla/sim/moq_carla_sim/runtime.py:171-201.
CARLA was its last child, and with moq-boy (#8008) and CARLA on sockets no
hand-rolled announce-watch-request loop remains. Prose mentions now point at
doc/concept/socket.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Dropped the demo/viewer/** anonymous publish grant. Both demo/relay/prod.toml and the packaging/moq-relay/relay.toml sample now grant anonymous publish only anon/** (plus the boy and carla endpoint patterns in the demo config), and git grep demo/viewer on the head finds no publisher or doc that still uses it.
Rewrote the shared-grant comment for two demos. The prod config now explains that boy viewers publish demo/boy/.socket/viewer-* and carla drivers demo/carla/.socket/driver-*, each under a 128-bit random endpoint id, so one anonymous viewer cannot claim another's endpoint and neither pattern reaches a game's or truck's endpoint.
Finished the socket epic.quest/m1/socket/README.md is deleted alongside its last child and its ## Required line in quest/m1/README.md, and the prose references in quest/m3/mesh/README.md, quest/m3/stream/README.md, quest/m5/announce-credit.md, and quest/m5/socket-old-hop-signal.md now point at doc/concept/socket.md.
Merged main (0fe4df8, #8008 boy-on-sockets). Conflict resolution touched only the two relay configs; the accumulated carla code is unchanged, and the merge kept every other main change.
I re-verified the delta rather than the port: the prod config's final grant list matches the worker token and player endpoint scheme documented in demo/carla/README.md; git grep 'quest/m1/socket' finds no surviving reference to the deleted epic; and every relative and repo-root markdown link in the changed files resolves. The Quest check passed on this head, and no prior Pullfrog thread remains open.
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demo/carla/sim/tests/test_publish.py: 1
404-413: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Exercise late controls with a real track.
This test sends one frame through a FIFO double. It cannot detect an older stalled group blocking a newer command. Add integration coverage that stalls an older group, advances beyond CONTROL_DELAY, and asserts that the newer command reaches the queue.
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Review comment at @demo/carla/sim/tests/test_publish.py around lines 404 - 413:
Extend test_a_late_control_never_blocks_a_newer_one with integration coverage
using a real track instead of relying only on the FIFO double: stall an older
group, advance beyond CONTROL_DELAY, and assert that the newer command reaches
the queue. Preserve the existing subscription-order assertion.
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Review comments at @demo/carla/sim/moq_carla_sim/publish.py:
- Around line 388-399: Update _number_or_none so converting an oversized integer
to float does not raise OverflowError: treat that value as invalid and return
None. Preserve the existing type checks and finite-number validation, so _serve
can continue processing the session and enqueue driver_left.
- Around line 387-390: Update the command dispatch after parse_command so e-stop
commands bypass the FIFO _commands backlog and can be applied promptly even when
it is full of drive commands. Keep ordinary drive commands on the existing queue
and preserve their ordering.
- Around line 350-353: Update Drivers.run and _serve to enforce a worker-wide
bound on admitted driver sessions before creating tasks, closing or rejecting
excess incoming sessions. Add handshake and idle-session limits that match the
driver protocol, ensuring sessions that never complete incoming.accept() or
remain waiting on read_frame() cannot retain tasks indefinitely.
Review comments at @packaging/moq-relay/relay.toml:
- Line 36: Update the packaged policy example’s public-publish options to
include a grant for anonymous CARLA driver endpoints at
demo/carla/.socket/driver-*. Preserve the existing anon/** grant and keep both
grants in the example command.
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Review comments at @demo/carla/sim/tests/test_publish.py:
- Around line 404-413: Extend test_a_late_control_never_blocks_a_newer_one with
integration coverage using a real track instead of relying only on the FIFO
double: stall an older group, advance beyond CONTROL_DELAY, and assert that the
newer command reaches the queue. Preserve the existing subscription-order
assertion.
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Bound driver socket sessions before creating an unbounded task set.
Drivers.run creates one _serve task for every accepted dial. _serve has no deadline for incoming.accept() and keeps an accepted session task waiting on read_frame() until the peer closes it. The command queue limit does not bound either state. Anonymous peers have the documented grants needed to create these dials, and per-connection transport limits do not provide a worker-wide session bound.
Add an admission limit and a handshake/idle-session policy that matches the driver protocol. Reject or close excess sessions instead of retaining tasks indefinitely.
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Review comment at @demo/carla/sim/moq_carla_sim/publish.py around lines 350 -
353:
Update Drivers.run and _serve to enforce a worker-wide bound on admitted driver
sessions before creating tasks, closing or rejecting excess incoming sessions.
Add handshake and idle-session limits that match the driver protocol, ensuring
sessions that never complete incoming.accept() or remain waiting on read_frame()
cannot retain tasks indefinitely.
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Keep bystander e-stops out of the drive-command backlog.
When the holder fills the command queue, a bystander’s e-stop waits behind queued drives. The truck can continue applying those drives before braking. Give e-stops a path that does not wait behind queued drive commands.
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Review comment at @demo/carla/sim/moq_carla_sim/publish.py around lines 387 -
390:
Update the command dispatch after parse_command so e-stop commands bypass the
FIFO _commands backlog and can be applied promptly even when it is full of drive
commands. Keep ordinary drive commands on the existing queue and preserve their
ordering.
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Handle oversized JSON numbers without terminating the session.
When a 400-digit JSON integer reaches _number_or_none, float(value) raises OverflowError. _serve catches only moq.Error, so the task exits before it enqueues driver_left. The lease then remains until the one-second watchdog expires, and later controls on that session are lost.
Suggested fix
def _number_or_none(value: Any) -> float | None:
if not isinstance(value, (int, float)) or isinstance(value, bool):
return None
- number = float(value)+ try:+ number = float(value)+ except OverflowError:+ return None
return number if math.isfinite(number) else None
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Review comment at @demo/carla/sim/moq_carla_sim/publish.py around lines 388 -
399:
Update _number_or_none so converting an oversized integer to float does not
raise OverflowError: treat that value as invalid and return None. Preserve the
existing type checks and finite-number validation, so _serve can continue
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
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Add the CARLA driver publish grant to the packaged policy example.
When the packaged policy is used for CARLA, anonymous browsers publish driver endpoints at demo/carla/.socket/driver-*. The current command grants anonymous publication only to anon/**, so driving and bystander e-stop sessions fail authorization. Add the grant used by the supported CARLA relay configuration.
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# --public-publish 'anon/**'
# --public-publish 'anon/**' \
# --public-publish 'demo/carla/.socket/driver-*'
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Update the packaged policy example’s public-publish options to include a grant
for anonymous CARLA driver endpoints at demo/carla/.socket/driver-*. Preserve
the existing anon/** grant and keep both grants in the example command.
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Ports the CARLA demo to sockets and finishes
quest/m1/socket/carla.md. It was the socket epic's last child, so this PR also finishes the epic (quest/m1/socket/README.md).Summary
demo/carla/sim): each truck runs amoq.socket.Endpointatcarla/.socket/{truck}(publish.Drivers) and acceptstracksessions. Each session's controls feed the gate, and each command the truck accepts from the lease holder is answered on that session with{sequence, media_pipeline}. The announce/follow/request loop overviewer/carla/{truck}/is gone, and so is the local run counter from moq-dev/moq#7678.drive.py): the lease binds to(driver id, session id)in place of(driver id, run counter).Drive.sequenceis gone because the ack moved to the session.demo/carla/web): each lease opens an endpointcarla/.socket/driver-{id}and dials the truck. Every command is its own message (group). The player reads replies oldest first with a one-heartbeat delay budget, and the session ending ends the lease. A bystander's e-stop dials a short session from its own endpoint, which stays open untilstatusechoes the latch. The element now owns its origin, because the endpoint has to publish into it.sequenceandmedia_pipelinemove off the sharedstatustrack and onto the driver's session.driverandestop_bystay onstatus.moq-lite-07-wipandmoq-transport-22, the versions that carry hidden endpoint broadcasts.demo/relay/prod.tomldocuments--public-publish 'demo/carla/.socket/driver-*'. The worker token is publishcarla/**and subscribecarla/.socket/driver-*(README, installer text). The anonymousdemo/viewer/**publish grant is gone fromdemo/relay/prod.tomland thepackaging/moq-relay/relay.tomlsample: moq-dev/moq#8008 (moq-boy on sockets) merged first and kept it, andgit grep demo/vieweron the merged head finds nothing that still uses it.demo/carla/README.md,doc/bin/demo.md.quest/m1/socket/carla.mdand the finished socket epic. Prose mentions of the epic inquest/m3/mesh/README.md,quest/m3/stream/README.md, andquest/m5/announce-credit.mdnow point atdoc/concept/socket.md.Choices made without asking
safety-<id>broadcast. Why: a bystander must not take the lease or wait for one, and because each message is its own group, the holder's e-stop is never queued behind its controls.MoqBroadcastConsumer::instance()accessor was added, per the 2026-11-03 decision's "if the move to sockets doesn't make that counter moot".driver-<12 hex>. This keeps the anonymous publish grant (.socket/driver-*) from covering any truck's endpoint. The worker refuses a truck nameddriver-*.delay.max(one player heartbeat). A late control is skipped once it falls a heartbeat behind the newest, and a burst (a reset right before a drive) is still delivered whole. A zero budget would let that drive skip the reset.moq-lite-07-wipfirst, thenmoq-transport-22. Both carry sockets, so negotiation never lands on a version that can't. The relays in this repo and the demo relay don't accept lite-07 by default, so the clients use moq-transport-22 there.Drivedocstring): anyone can announce an endpoint under the holder's id. That never continues the holder's lease, but the relay may route the truck's accept of the holder's next session to the impostor. This is the same cooperative-lease caveat as before.Public API / wire impact
There is no library API or wire change. Breaking for the demo's own protocol: an old player can't drive a new worker, and a new player can't drive an old one, so the worker and the player deploy together. The relay's anonymous grant needs the new
demo/carla/.socket/driver-*publish pattern and no longer needsdemo/viewer/**, and the worker's token needs subscribecarla/.socket/driver-*.Validation
On
289fd7c(after merging main at0fe4df8):just carla check: pyright clean, 186 worker tests pass, and the launcher, server, installer and GPU-detection script tests pass.bun testindemo/carla/web: 155 pass, including session tests against an in-process truck endpoint.tsc --noEmitis clean.just check origin/mainlimited toCHECK_MODULES="carla js markdown biome quest python toml text shell large_files": all pass. Not run locally:gh(its bench test waits on the host-wide bench lock) and the other modules the diff does not select; CI runs them.Earlier, on
b221d3f:Driversaccepts a Python dialer, drops a malformed frame, routes the control and its reply, and sendsdriver_lefton a clean finish.moq-relay: the worker'sDrivers(Python) with a JS@moq/netdialer completed dial, control, reply and clean leave over moq-transport-22 (WebTransport and WebSocket), and over moq-lite-07-wip against a relay withlisten.versionenabling it.Deploying
The hosted demo needs the anonymous
demo/carla/.socket/driver-*publish grant, can dropdemo/viewer/**, and needs a worker token that subscribes tocarla/.socket/driver-*. After deploying, drive a truck on the live CARLA simulator from a browser, including a bystander e-stop. Until the relay acceptsmoq-lite-07-wip, the demo runs over moq-transport-22.Follow-ups
None worth a quest.
Review
gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort), throughquest review.b221d3f; round 2 onb221d3ffound none.289fd7c60b2ace0745cf910b159f23804719345d(main merged,demo/viewer/**dropped, socket epic finished): no findings.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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