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feat(infra): R2 buckets for the video-quality corpus - #8129
Decided 2026-11-07 (maintainer, /quest-unblock): ✅ do the corpus-bucket quest now; the agent drives the dashboard form and the maintainer creates the token.
Problem
The nightly video-quality harness needs somewhere to keep its corpus: open clips anyone can fetch, and private clips only the nightly job can read.
Approach
infra/corpus/ (wired in as just infra corpus) is a wrangler-only bun package like infra/mbx. just infra corpus create creates:
corpus-moq-dev, public through the custom domain corpus.moq.dev (min TLS 1.2).
corpus-private-moq-dev, with no custom domain and its r2.dev URL off (the default).
infra/README.md adds both to the table and a "Bootstrapping the video corpus" section. That section covers the dashboard token corpus-read (Object Read only, scoped to corpus-private-moq-dev) and the corpus Environment, which only main can deploy. The token is stored there as CORPUS_R2_ACCESS_KEY_ID / CORPUS_R2_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY. The account id is already part of the fixed S3 endpoint, so there is no account id secret. All four steps are done.
Each bucket holds a fixed probe.txt ("moq-dev corpus probe"). It is not corpus content; uploading clips stays a maintainer action.
The quest is deleted. Its last Goal check, reading a private object with the secret from a nightly workflow_dispatch run, can't run until a workflow uses the corpus Environment. So it moves to the harness quest, which adds that job: its first dispatched run must read probe.txt through corpus, and a dispatch on an unprotected branch must not get the secret. The harness quest is now unblocked.
Validation, 2026-11-07 (signed requests made by the main session with the stored key):
https://corpus.moq.dev/probe.txt, anonymous: 200, moq-dev corpus probe. The custom domain's ownership and SSL status are both active.
Signed GET of corpus-private-moq-dev/probe.txt against https://dd618f5dbd5da77b8296f1613c301f5c.r2.cloudflarestorage.com: 200, moq-dev corpus probe.
Signed PUT to corpus-private-moq-dev: 403. Signed list of mbx-moq-dev: 403. The token is read-only and limited to one bucket.
Anonymous GET of the private object: 400 InvalidArgument: Authorization. wrangler r2 bucket dev-url get corpus-private-moq-dev: disabled, and the bucket has no custom domain.
gh secret list --env corpus shows both secrets. The Environment's only deployment policy is the main branch.
just check, quest check, and quest check --base origin/main pass.
Impact
No public API or wire changes. Adds two R2 buckets, the corpus.moq.dev hostname, and the corpus Environment.
Alternatives
One bucket with a private prefix: rejected, because R2's public access exposes the whole bucket.
Serve the open bucket through a Worker, like rom.moq.dev: a custom domain on the bucket does the same job without code.
Keep the read key at repository level, as mbx's is: rejected, because the clips are private, and a dispatched run on any branch would get the key.
Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort: Merged base and re·solved infra/README.md conflict, preserving the corpus row and base's npm description; git diff --cached --check and just ci base passed. (head 23853f4)
Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort (quest review --base origin/main, round 1), on head 4b1fd5eabafa64e7e38b486b3ca4d38b3b637000: no findings.
Round 2 on 0a5ce04b90 (Codex quest review --base origin/main, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, session 01a1b45d-1d6b-7481-8ca8-f4b8bc62ab2f, run by the /quest-complete coordinator): no findings. That head merges main by hand, keeping this PR's deletion of corpus-bucket.md over main's edit to it in moq-dev/moq#8120. The diff matches the reviewed head except for the extra deleted lines, which is why it got a new round.
`just infra corpus create` creates corpus-moq-dev, public at corpus.moq.dev,
and corpus-private-moq-dev, with no public access. infra/README.md documents
the private bucket's read-only token, the main-only `corpus` Environment, and
the CORPUS_R2_* secret names.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The video corpus has R2 buckets
feat(infra): R2 buckets for the video-quality corpus
Nov 7, 2026
The token is minted and stored in the `corpus` Environment, so every bootstrap
step is done. The dispatched-run check moves to the harness quest, which adds
the first workflow that uses the Environment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The changes add an infra/corpus module with Wrangler configuration and a task to create open and private R2 buckets. Infrastructure documentation describes the bucket access model and the corpus Environment for private read credentials. The video-quality harness documentation now references the private bucket and its Environment requirements. The prior corpus-bucket quest entry and document are removed.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 23853
The bucket setup has two bounded gaps: interrupted provisioning needs manual recovery, and fresh buckets need probe uploads before access checks succeed. These warrant documented recovery and upload steps but do not establish a production blocker.
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Separate public and private buckets avoid relying on a private prefix inside a publicly served bucket. The one-time creation recipe attaches the public domain only to corpus-moq-dev and does not enable a public endpoint for corpus-private-moq-dev.
The documented private read token is bucket-scoped and distinct from cache write credentials. The main-only corpus Environment is the intended boundary, rather than a branch check in an editable workflow.
The outstanding Actions verification is retained in the harness quest: read the private probe through the Environment and ensure an unprotected-branch dispatch cannot obtain its secret. This PR adds no consuming workflow, so that remains unverified here.
The new lockfile is covered by the existing worker-package check; the general deploy target does not run the one-time bucket creation recipe.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the diff, infrastructure wiring, and package-check script. I did not access Cloudflare, bucket objects, credentials, or live GitHub Environment policies, and did not execute creation commands, tests, or signed requests. The reported deployment, permission probes, and secret setup were not independently verified. This is a COMMENT, not an approval or a certification of live access controls.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the full diff and verified the infrastructure claims that are checkable from here: infra/corpus/bun.lock differs from infra/mbx/bun.lock only in the root package name and installs cleanly with bun install --frozen-lockfile under bun 1.4.4, https://corpus.moq.dev/probe.txt returns moq-dev corpus probe, wrangler v4's r2 bucket domain add accepts --zone-id/--min-tls/--force as used, and R2 buckets are never public by default so the private bucket's "no public access" claim rests on a documented platform default.
infra/corpus package — new wrangler-only bun package (no Worker, mirroring infra/mbx) whose create recipe makes the public corpus-moq-dev bucket with the corpus.moq.dev custom domain at min TLS 1.2, plus the private corpus-private-moq-dev bucket with no domain.
Just and CI wiring — infra/justfile gains mod corpus (deliberately not in deploy), and sh/js/workers.sh now names it so the existing lockfile sweep runs its frozen install in the workers module.
Bootstrap docs — infra/README.md adds the infra and Environment table rows and a "Bootstrapping the video corpus" section covering the read-only bucket-scoped token, the main-only corpus Environment, and the CORPUS_R2_* secrets.
Quest tree — deletes corpus-bucket.md, drops its links from the epic plan and harness quest, and moves the private-object / unprotected-branch check into the harness quest, which is now unblocked.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 0a5ce04 because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at 23853f4, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with the land fixer's fix (codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort): Merged base and re·solved infra/README.md conflict, preserving the corpus row and base's npm description; git diff --cached --check and just ci base passed..
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Review comments at @infra/corpus/justfile:
- Around line 9-11: Update the `create` bootstrap flow so `probe.txt` is
uploaded to both `corpus-moq-dev` and `corpus-private-moq-dev` using the
established R2 upload mechanism, or document the required uploads as a bootstrap
step if they remain manual.
- Around line 9-10: Update the corpus provisioning recipe containing the two
`wrangler r2 bucket create` commands so interrupted runs can resume past an
already-created public bucket and continue creating the private bucket and
binding the domain. Handle only the specific existing-bucket condition or
document precise recovery steps; keep unrelated provisioning failures visible.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
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sed -n '1,100p' infra/corpus/justfile; sed -n '1,110p' infra/nix/justfile; sed -n '1,100p' infra/mbx/justfile; rg -n 'already exists|bucket create|corpus create' infra
If private-bucket creation fails after the public bucket is created, retrying just infra corpus create stops at the existing public bucket. The retry cannot create the private bucket or bind the domain. Document recovery steps or make the recipe resumable without suppressing other failures.
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Review comment at @infra/corpus/justfile around lines 9 - 10:
Update the corpus provisioning recipe containing the two `wrangler r2 bucket
create` commands so interrupted runs can resume past an already-created public
bucket and continue creating the private bucket and binding the domain. Handle
only the specific existing-bucket condition or document precise recovery steps;
keep unrelated provisioning failures visible.
After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
A fresh bootstrap leaves probe.txt absent from both buckets. The planned first harness dispatch cannot read the private probe, and an anonymous public probe request cannot find it. Upload the probes in create or document their upload as a bootstrap step.
Prompt for AI Agents
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @infra/corpus/justfile around lines 9 - 11:
Update the `create` bootstrap flow so `probe.txt` is uploaded to both
`corpus-moq-dev` and `corpus-private-moq-dev` using the established R2 upload
mechanism, or document the required uploads as a bootstrap step if they remain
manual.
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Finishes quest/m3/video-quality/corpus-bucket.md, following the Plan as rewritten in moq-dev/moq#8120.
Decided 2026-11-07 (maintainer, /quest-unblock): ✅ do the corpus-bucket quest now; the agent drives the dashboard form and the maintainer creates the token.
Problem
The nightly video-quality harness needs somewhere to keep its corpus: open clips anyone can fetch, and private clips only the nightly job can read.
Approach
infra/corpus/(wired in asjust infra corpus) is a wrangler-only bun package likeinfra/mbx.just infra corpus createcreates:corpus-moq-dev, public through the custom domaincorpus.moq.dev(min TLS 1.2).corpus-private-moq-dev, with no custom domain and its r2.dev URL off (the default).infra/README.mdadds both to the table and a "Bootstrapping the video corpus" section. That section covers the dashboard tokencorpus-read(Object Read only, scoped tocorpus-private-moq-dev) and thecorpusEnvironment, which onlymaincan deploy. The token is stored there asCORPUS_R2_ACCESS_KEY_ID/CORPUS_R2_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY. The account id is already part of the fixed S3 endpoint, so there is no account id secret. All four steps are done.probe.txt("moq-dev corpus probe"). It is not corpus content; uploading clips stays a maintainer action.workflow_dispatchrun, can't run until a workflow uses thecorpusEnvironment. So it moves to the harness quest, which adds that job: its first dispatched run must readprobe.txtthroughcorpus, and a dispatch on an unprotected branch must not get the secret. The harness quest is now unblocked.Validation, 2026-11-07 (signed requests made by the main session with the stored key):
https://corpus.moq.dev/probe.txt, anonymous: 200,moq-dev corpus probe. The custom domain's ownership and SSL status are bothactive.corpus-private-moq-dev/probe.txtagainsthttps://dd618f5dbd5da77b8296f1613c301f5c.r2.cloudflarestorage.com: 200,moq-dev corpus probe.corpus-private-moq-dev: 403. Signed list ofmbx-moq-dev: 403. The token is read-only and limited to one bucket.InvalidArgument: Authorization.wrangler r2 bucket dev-url get corpus-private-moq-dev: disabled, and the bucket has no custom domain.gh secret list --env corpusshows both secrets. The Environment's only deployment policy is themainbranch.just check,quest check, andquest check --base origin/mainpass.Impact
No public API or wire changes. Adds two R2 buckets, the
corpus.moq.devhostname, and thecorpusEnvironment.Alternatives
rom.moq.dev: a custom domain on the bucket does the same job without code.Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort:
Merged base and re·solved infra/README.md conflict, preserving the corpus row and base's npm description; git diff --cached --check and just ci base passed.(head 23853f4)Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort (
quest review --base origin/main, round 1), on head4b1fd5eabafa64e7e38b486b3ca4d38b3b637000: no findings.Round 2 on 0a5ce04b90 (Codex
quest review --base origin/main, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, session01a1b45d-1d6b-7481-8ca8-f4b8bc62ab2f, run by the/quest-completecoordinator): no findings. That head merges main by hand, keeping this PR's deletion ofcorpus-bucket.mdover main's edit to it in moq-dev/moq#8120. The diff matches the reviewed head except for the extra deleted lines, which is why it got a new round.Follow-ups
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