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quest: plan root-cause redesigns for the invariant audit findings - #8151
Follows moq-dev/moq#8149 (merged), which planned point fixes for the protocol, relay and auth invariant audit. This PR rewrites five of those quests to fix the shared root cause instead, and adds one review check against the most common cause.
Cross-field checks are scattered over four functions
Parse into one validated configuration type
REVIEW.md gains a Bounds check: a queue or map a peer can grow holds the latest state per key, or is bounded by credit the peer already spent. The audit found six peer-fed event queues (js/net announce, js/qmux control, the moq-net auth outbox, relay refusals, mesh devices, drop runs).
REVIEW.md already rejects constant caps, and two #8149 quests used them. This PR reshapes both:
The cluster API body cap is dropped, because that endpoint is operator-trusted.
The mesh device cap and rate limit become a use budget that each enrollment key carries.
Decisions
Structure:
✅ Rewrite all five quests (recommended)
Keep the point fixes and add the redesigns as later quests
Only qmux and kio
kio arithmetic:
Saturate (recommended)
✅ Remove Add
Keep the panic and fix call sites
Review rule for peer-fed queues:
✅ Add a REVIEW.md check (recommended)
No rule
Choices made without asking:
Sub and SubAssign go along with Add, since underflow is the same class.
The kio quest stays in m0 even though removing the operators breaks the published kio 0.6.2 API. A remote peer can panic the publisher today, and the questline sends urgent breaking work to m0.
The single-implementation route (rs2ts) stays in quest/m5/rs2ts-wasm2js.md. The corpora and the qmux state machine do not wait on it.
The qmux quest and main's js/qmux close both touch recv.ts stream-end state; they now link each other as Related.
Public API and wire impact
None. This PR changes only quests and REVIEW.md.
Validation
quest check --fix and quest check --base origin/main: 600 documents ok after merging main.
Models
Size: S
Implementer: Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, low effort
Review
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at 76545a6b6764a040ee5802fa013bce7fa5738dd4 with the quest merge driver (head e129768)
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at 1d207f5f2d0e9555b188a511dd71896ce50f5819 with the quest merge driver (head 147f032)
Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, session 01a1b81b-37d0-70d0-8456-79bf540239c4 round 1 on head 857c00d (base: origin/main 6f66d55): score 10/10, no findings. The documentation-only changes are coherent and ready to land.
No actionable findings in this planning update. Centralizing stream-credit transitions, using canonical peer identities and validated configuration, and replaying shared accept/refuse corpora address the recurring causes rather than only the listed symptoms. Removing Instant's Duration operators forces callers to choose overflow semantics; it does not silently turn every deadline into a saturated one. The plan retains reproduction of the urgent qmux cases and explicitly records the breaking kio change.
The relocation of cluster-LAN validation and session-registration ownership preserves those audit items, while the operator-trusted body-limit decision and owner-set enrollment budgets are explicit scope choices. The new Bounds check reinforces accounting-based limits rather than arbitrary queue caps.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of all 11 changed files, comparison with the previously reviewed base plan, and selected Instant/reconnect, Rust stream-state, cluster-key and auth-fixture code. No tests, corpus replay, builds, benchmarks or quest validation run; this is not independent verification of every underlying audit claim. Rechecked open/non-draft state, full head/base and published reviews immediately before posting. COMMENT only, not approval.
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Important
One factual error in the new plan text, plus two smaller body notes.
quest/m1/relay-config-checks.md:5 — Config::build does not exist
The new Goal says the cross-field rules "live in that one step instead of across Config::build, Cluster::new, Cluster::start and Relay::load". Config has no build method: Config::load parses and merges (config.rs:181), and Config::resolve (config.rs:337) applies the cross-field checks and is called from Relay::load_inner (relay.rs:144). The Config::build in the tree is http_client's rustls config, so the name sends a reader to the wrong type. Use Config::resolve (or Config::load).
Body notes
The summary and the Structure decision both say "five" quests, but the table and the diff change six (peer-arithmetic, qmux-js-credit, js-net-input-checks, token-parse-strict, cluster-peer-identity, relay-config-checks).
js-net-input-checks.md's Decided line mixes the settled decision with an open question ("Pick the corpus location and format ..."), which Prompting asks to keep separate.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Only one commit landed since the prior pullfrog review (db5c734 → 915a613), and it addresses the single Important finding:
Renamed Config::build to Config::resolve in quest/m1/relay-config-checks.md, matching the method that actually applies the cross-field checks (rs/moq-relay/src/config.rs:337, called from Relay::load_inner). The surrounding plan text is unchanged.
The prior thread on that line has been replied to and resolved, so this PR is approved.
The PR updates roadmap documents and summaries. It revises requirements for peer arithmetic and JS qmux stream state, describes shared Rust and JS input corpora and relay checks, and changes mesh enrollment requirements to use per-key budgets. It also adds a general rule for bounding peer-growable queues and maps.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to e1297
These roadmap changes do not directly change production behavior, but several requirements could lead to incomplete resource protections, incorrect peer deduplication, or ineffective regression tests. Clarify those requirements and the bounds guidance before merging.
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Reviewed 857c00d, comparing with the previously reviewed #8149 stack and accounting for its merge into main.
No new actionable findings. The root-cause plans retain their reviewed behavior; the changes are the corrected Config::resolve reference and reciprocal qmux links that put the recv.ts cleanup on top of the per-stream state-machine work. That ordering avoids two quests independently replacing the same end-state flags while leaving session-close semantics with their own quest.
Verification: GitHub-only comparison of all current planning patches against the prior stacked diff, plus inspection of the close quest and actual Config::resolve method. No implementation changes, tests, corpus runs, or quest validation performed.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Since the prior pullfrog review (915a613):
Merged origin/main (6f66d559) into the branch; the merge preserves the reviewed root-cause rewrites and brings in main's newer quests (the explicit-state epic and its children, track-end, the drop-set rewrite, and others). No reviewed content was reverted or duplicated.
Cross-linked the two qmux quests: quest/m0/qmux-js-credit.md and quest/m1/explicit-state/qmux-close.md now point at each other, so the recv.ts end-state sweep is ordered after the per-stream state machine and session-close semantics stay with their own quest. Both link titles match their targets' H1s and both paths resolve.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 857c00d 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 147f032, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with main at 1d207f5 merged in by the quest merge driver.
Two API notes from a review of the open PRs and quests (moq-dev/moq#8214):
relay-config-checks: keep moq_relay::Config as the raw layer. Embedders flatten moq_relay::Config into their own config and mutate it before Relay::load, and they mirror Config::parse_and_merge. Replacing it with a validated type breaks both. Suggested wording for the quest: Config stays the serde/clap layer, and Relay::load(Config) validates it into a pub(crate) settings type that the internals take. Nothing new becomes public until an embedder needs it.
peer-arithmetic: scope the operator removal. "Removing Sub alongside Add" is ambiguous. impl Sub for Instant (rs/kio/src/clock/instant.rs) already saturates and never panics, so drop only the Duration operators and keep Instant - Instant. #8214's js-time-types gives Clock.InstantcheckedAdd/saturatingAdd to mirror whatever kio keeps.
Also, the shared token corpus in token-parse-strict should include the certificate credential form from moq-dev/moq#8190, so the Rust and JS parsers don't drift on it.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Since the prior pullfrog review (857c00d), the only new commit is 147f032 — "quest land: merge tested base" — which merges origin/main (1d207f5) into the branch. It is a clean merge:
The PR's 12-file diff against main is byte-identical to the previously reviewed state (79 additions, 61 deletions across REVIEW.md, the six quest plans, and three milestone READMEs).
The merge's own content is main's already-reviewed commits: #8139 (mesh/signal test quiet windows), #8163 (vendored WebRTC stack), #8185 (lite-07 flake quarantine), and #8190 (certificate credentials and challenge proof). No conflict markers, no duplicate README rows, and every relative link in the changed files resolves.
The new cert-credentials quest's "Overlaps" note points at #8149's coordinator JWT revocation, which stays consistent with this PR's device-bounds rewrite; no reviewed plan became stale.
Verification
The PR's own content is unchanged since the approved review, so the prior findings and the carried prose notes remain the only open items.
The PR body's validation claims 600 documents after the merge; Check passes on this head.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 147f032 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 e129768, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with main at 76545a6 merged in by the quest merge driver.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Since the prior pullfrog review (147f032), the only new commit is e129768 — another "quest land: merge tested base" merge of origin/main (76545a6) into the branch:
The PR's own 12-file diff is unchanged (79 additions, 61 deletions). The range-diff shows only the quest/m0/README.md and quest/m1/README.md hunks' surrounding context shifting to account for main's new and removed rows; no rewritten plan text changed.
Main's landed quests came along with the merge: quest/m2/api-shape/ (epic plus the nine area batches), quest/m1/stream-credit/no-credit-hook.md, quest/m1/kio-reset-same-deadline.md, quest/m1/hosted-assets.md, quest/m1/watch-supported-default.md, quest/m0/interop-green/, and quest/m0/test-flakes-2/fingerprint-host-clock.md. Main also deleted quest/m0/watch-invalid-attribute-check.md (#8168 landed the fix) and quest/m0/nightly/miri.md (#8065), and removed their README rows cleanly.
No conflict with the reviewed redesigns: stream-credit covers transport-level stream credit while the qmux quest covers connection flow control; js-time-types adds explicit Clock.* methods in JS, not kio operators; api-shape/net touches reconnect/Version surface but not kio::clock::Instant. None of main's new plans pre-empts or contradicts this PR's six rewrites.
Link and row hygiene holds: no reference to the two deleted files remains in the changed files, no duplicate README rows, and every relative /quest/... link in the 12 changed files resolves.
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Actionable comments posted: 14
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Review comments at @quest/m0/peer-arithmetic.md:
- Line 8: Update lite SUBSCRIBE_DROP handling in subscriber.rs and
subscriber/fills.rs so a range ending at u64::MAX includes and drops the maximum
group; do not rely on saturating_add(1) if it omits that group. Add an
extreme-value test that verifies the drop outcome for the maximum group.
Review comments at @quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md:
- Line 8: Update the peer identity check described around Request::peer_hop and
cluster.id to detect when distinct remote peers declare the same hop ID,
including when they connect through a relay with a different ID. Preserve
redundant links to the same peer; reject only conflicting identities that belong
to different peers.
- Around line 7-8: Update self-dial handling around canonicalize_peer_key and
the cluster.connect dial loop so an alias resolving to this relay is recognized
as self and is not retried after the session is refused; add an alias-based test
that verifies the dial stops retrying.
- Line 7: Update the quest’s dial-error requirements alongside PeerKey and
canonicalize_peer_key: redact URL userinfo from errors produced during dialing,
including failed fingerprint fetches, before those errors reach logs. Ensure
redaction also handles percent-encoded invalid UTF-8 usernames, without relying
on canonical peer keys to sanitize the URL retained by DialTarget.
- Line 7: Update the PeerKey requirements around canonicalize_peer_key to
preserve repeated path slashes, so paths such as /a//b and /a/b remain distinct
peer identities while retaining the other stated canonicalization behavior.
- Line 16: Update the cluster.api.url plan to require a defensible
response-memory bound enforced before cache middleware buffers the response, and
preserve the last good peer list when that bound is exceeded. Establish the
bound from an appropriate design constraint rather than reintroducing an
arbitrary constant cap.
- Line 10: Clarify duplicate-ID behavior for session::Registry::register:
prevent a second live session with the same ID from being admitted, or represent
registrations separately so removing either guard preserves the other live
session. Add tests covering both guard drop orders and verify listing and
revalidation still recognize any remaining session.
Review comments at @quest/m1/js-net-input-checks.md:
- Line 5: Qualify the shared-corpus claims in this document and in
token-parse-strict.md to state that Rust and JavaScript agree on the recorded
test cases, not on every possible input or parser difference. Preserve the
existing description of URL parsing into a typed endpoint.
- Line 7: Update the server-side accept flow in accept.ts to reject a pinned
version the client did not offer, and add a test that verifies this server-side
rejection; do not rely on ClientSetup.decode or decoder-corpus coverage to
establish the behavior.
- Line 7: Update the lite-01/02 ANNOUNCE_INIT handling in js/net to validate the
suffix count against its budget before decoding suffixes or building the suffix
array. Add a regression test that verifies the count check occurs before suffix
decoding, while preserving refusal of over-budget inputs.
Review comments at @quest/m3/mesh/device-bounds.md:
- Line 12: Update the plan for coordinator operations to address floods of
proofs using unknown keys: require effective admission control before expensive
signature verification, without relying solely on proxy limits or the key’s use
budget. Preserve the enrollment, refresh, and admin operation flows for requests
that pass that control.
Review comments at @REVIEW.md:
- Line 25: The queue or map can grow without limit as a peer introduces distinct
identifiers. Update the relevant state-tracking logic to enforce an independent
bound on distinct keys or remove keys through a bounded lifecycle; retaining
only the latest value per key is insufficient. Preserve the latest-state
behavior for keys that remain tracked.
- Line 25: Update the Bounds guidance to require a limit that remains effective
across repeated credit replenishment: require a bounded key set,
non-replenishing credit, or credit held until its corresponding state is
removed. Do not treat per-cycle spent credit as a lasting bound.
- Line 25: Update the Bounds statement in the review text to allow per-event
queue entries when they are bounded by credit the peer has already spent; retain
the latest-state-per-key guidance and prohibit only unbounded per-event
retention.
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- `rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs` `DatagramSend::send`: a sequence of 2^62 or more relayed from lite-07 to a lite-05/06 subscriber fails to encode and is dropped silently, and the subscription ends in a reset instead of a finish.
- `rs/moq-net/src/route/mod.rs` `requests`: `fd[&id].0 + 1` on an advertised seqno `u64::MAX` (test-only today; becomes reachable when lite-07 drives the router).
- `kio::clock::Instant` drops `Add`, `AddAssign`, `Sub` and `SubAssign` with `Duration` (`rs/kio/src/clock/instant.rs`), which panic past the clock's range. Every call site picks `checked_add`/`checked_sub` with an explicit meaning for overflow (no deadline, refused) or a saturating form. This removes the class behind, among others, the IETF publisher's REQUEST_ERROR retry interval (`rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs` `refusal`, which any peer can panic) and `rs/moq-net/src/reconnect.rs` deadlines from huge configured durations.
- Peer-supplied counters never wrap with `+ 1`: the ietf `save_join` `largest.object + 1`, the lite SUBSCRIBE_DROP end `u64::MAX` (`saturating_add(1)` that misses that group in `lite/subscriber.rs` and `subscriber/fills.rs`), and the router's advertised seqno in `route/mod.rs`.
For a lite-07 SUBSCRIBE_DROP ending at u64::MAX, non-wrapping arithmetic alone does not ensure that the final group is dropped. Require correct handling of that group and an extreme-value test that checks the drop outcome.
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Review comment at @quest/m0/peer-arithmetic.md at line 8:
Update lite SUBSCRIBE_DROP handling in subscriber.rs and subscriber/fills.rs so
a range ending at u64::MAX includes and drops the maximum group; do not rely on
saturating_add(1) if it omits that group. Add an extreme-value test that
verifies the drop outcome for the maximum group.
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- A peer session whose declared hop (`Request::peer_hop`) equals our `cluster.id` is refused with an error naming the duplicate, instead of every route from it being dropped as reflected.
- One relay has one dial key: `DialTarget` keys on `canonicalize_peer_key` (which also strips URL userinfo, so credentials stop reaching logs and the `remote` span), and the self filter applies to static `cluster.connect` entries too. A test covers the self filter.
- `--cluster-lan` on a relay without a QUIC listener is refused at startup instead of advertising SRV port 0.
- A `PeerKey` type, constructible only through `canonicalize_peer_key`, keys the dial map, the self filter, LAN discovery and `/nodes`. Today `DialTarget` keys on the raw URL with only the query cleared, so one relay can get two links, a node can dial itself, and URL userinfo reaches logs and the `remote` span. The self filter applies to static `cluster.connect` entries too, and a test covers it.
A PeerKey does not protect URLs retained for dialing. For an HTTP peer with a percent-encoded, invalid UTF-8 username, a failed fingerprint fetch can log the URL’s userinfo. Require redaction of dial errors as well as canonical peer keys.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md at line 7:
Update the quest’s dial-error requirements alongside PeerKey and
canonicalize_peer_key: redact URL userinfo from errors produced during dialing,
including failed fingerprint fetches, before those errors reach logs. Ensure
redaction also handles percent-encoded invalid UTF-8 usernames, without relying
on canonical peer keys to sanitize the URL retained by DialTarget.
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Preserve distinct paths in peer keys.
If PeerKey uses the current canonicalizer, /a//b and /a/b produce the same key. A path-sensitive proxy can route them to different relays, but the dial map would retain only one. Update the quest to preserve path slashes in peer identities.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md at line 7:
Update the PeerKey requirements around canonicalize_peer_key to preserve
repeated path slashes, so paths such as /a//b and /a/b remain distinct peer
identities while retaining the other stated canonicalization behavior.
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- A `PeerKey` type, constructible only through `canonicalize_peer_key`, keys the dial map, the self filter, LAN discovery and `/nodes`. Today `DialTarget` keys on the raw URL with only the query cleared, so one relay can get two links, a node can dial itself, and URL userinfo reaches logs and the `remote` span. The self filter applies to static `cluster.connect` entries too, and a test covers it.
- A peer session whose declared hop (`Request::peer_hop`) equals our `cluster.id` is refused with an error naming the duplicate, instead of every route from it being dropped as reflected and the mesh silently partitioning.
If cluster.connect reaches this relay through an alias, URL canonicalization produces a different PeerKey. If duplicate-hop rejection only closes the session, the current dial loop retries it. Require the design to stop these retries and add an alias-based test.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md around lines 7 - 8:
Update self-dial handling around canonicalize_peer_key and the cluster.connect
dial loop so an alias resolving to this relay is recognized as self and is not
retried after the session is refused; add an alias-based test that verifies the
dial stops retrying.
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- One relay has one dial key: `DialTarget` keys on `canonicalize_peer_key` (which also strips URL userinfo, so credentials stop reaching logs and the `remote` span), and the self filter applies to static `cluster.connect` entries too. A test covers the self filter.
- `--cluster-lan` on a relay without a QUIC listener is refused at startup instead of advertising SRV port 0.
- A `PeerKey` type, constructible only through `canonicalize_peer_key`, keys the dial map, the self filter, LAN discovery and `/nodes`. Today `DialTarget` keys on the raw URL with only the query cleared, so one relay can get two links, a node can dial itself, and URL userinfo reaches logs and the `remote` span. The self filter applies to static `cluster.connect` entries too, and a test covers it.
- A peer session whose declared hop (`Request::peer_hop`) equals our `cluster.id` is refused with an error naming the duplicate, instead of every route from it being dropped as reflected and the mesh silently partitioning.
git log --all --format='%h %s' -S 'the Hop ID is random on every start' -- rs/moq-relay/src/cluster.rs
nl -ba rs/moq-relay/src/uring.rs | sed -n '710,770p;775,940p'
nl -ba rs/moq-relay/src/cluster.rs | sed -n '1465,1532p'
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rg -n -F -e 'admit_session(' -e '.with_publisher(' -e '.with_subscriber(' -e 'request.ok()' -- rs/moq-relay/src/incoming.rs
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Cover duplicate IDs among remote peers.
During a rolling upgrade, two older peers can use the same configured hop ID. If both connect to a relay with a different ID, the specified check passes, but route filtering can partition the peers silently. Extend the goal to detect conflicting peer identities while allowing redundant links to the same peer.
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Update the peer identity check described around Request::peer_hop and cluster.id
to detect when distinct remote peers declare the same hop ID, including when
they connect through a relay with a different ID. Preserve redundant links to
the same peer; reject only conflicting identities that belong to different
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- A peer session whose declared hop (`Request::peer_hop`) equals our `cluster.id` is refused with an error naming the duplicate, instead of every route from it being dropped as reflected and the mesh silently partitioning.
- The `cluster.token` file is re-read on redial (or watched like the API file), so a rotated or expiring token does not break every redial until restart.
- The `cluster.api.url` body and file are read with a size cap; an oversized answer keeps the last good peer list.
- A `session::Registry` registration removes only its own entry, so a reused `Request` id cannot unlist another live session.
nl -ba rs/moq-auth/src/request.rs | sed -n '1,145p'
nl -ba rs/moq-relay/src/session.rs | sed -n '15,145p'
nl -ba rs/moq-relay/src/connection.rs | sed -n '290,410p'
nl -ba rs/moq-relay/src/auth.rs | sed -n '930,995p;1235,1305p'
rg -n -F -e '.sessions.list' -e '.sessions.revalidate' -e 'sessions.list' -e 'sessions.revalidate' -e 'session::Registry' -- rs/moq-relay/src rs/moq-relay/tests
nl -ba rs/moq-relay/src/relay.rs | sed -n '310,375p'
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Specify how registration handles duplicate IDs.
If two live sessions reuse an ID, register replaces the first entry before either guard drops. Ownership-checked removal cannot restore it when the newer guard drops, so listing and revalidation still miss the older session. Require duplicate rejection before admission or separate entries, and test both drop orders.
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Clarify duplicate-ID behavior for session::Registry::register: prevent a second
live session with the same ID from being admitted, or represent registrations
separately so removing either guard preserves the other live session. Add tests
covering both guard drop orders and verify listing and revalidation still
recognize any remaining session.
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Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (relay-2, relay-4, relay-5, relay-7, relay-9, relay-10).
Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (relay-2, relay-4, relay-5, relay-9, relay-13).
Decided 2026-11-07 (maintainer, invariant-audit root causes): make the canonical key a type so no code path can key on a raw URL again. The audit's suggestion of a byte cap on the `cluster.api.url` body is dropped: that endpoint is operator-trusted, and a constant cap is not a design bound.
If the cluster API returns an extremely large response, the cache middleware can exhaust relay memory before the 10-second timeout expires. Keep a requirement to bound the response before the middleware buffers it, and preserve the last good peer list when the bound is exceeded.
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Update the cluster.api.url plan to require a defensible response-memory bound
enforced before cache middleware buffers the response, and preserve the last
good peer list when that bound is exceeded. Establish the bound from an
appropriate design constraint rather than reintroducing an arbitrary constant
cap.
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A shared corpus cannot detect a divergence on an input outside that corpus. Qualify the claims here and in token-parse-strict.md to describe coverage of the recorded cases, not all parser differences.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/js-net-input-checks.md at line 5:
Qualify the shared-corpus claims in this document and in token-parse-strict.md
to state that Rust and JavaScript agree on the recorded test cases, not on every
possible input or parser difference. Preserve the existing description of URL
parsing into a typed endpoint.
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- `checkSequence` (`js/net/src/util/sequence.ts`) refuses a group sequence at or above 2^64, as datagrams already do, so `appendGroup` after group 2^64-1 fails instead of minting a group past `UNBOUNDED`.
- `accept.ts` requires a pinned `AcceptProps.version` to be one the client offered, as `rs/moq-net/src/server.rs` does.
- `open.ts` `patience` treats an RTT of 0 as unknown, so a transport that reports 0 before its first sample does not make every stalled open reset a lower-priority stream.
- A shared corpus of moq-lite inputs, each with its expected outcome (decoded value, or refused), is replayed by `rs/moq-net` and `js/net` tests. It starts from the fuzz regressions in `rs/moq-net/fuzz/regressions` plus hand cases for every difference this audit found: the lite-01/02 ANNOUNCE_INIT size and count budget (JS allows 64 MiB and checks the announce budget only after building the array), group sequences at 2^64 (`checkSequence` accepts them), and a pinned server version the client did not offer (`accept.ts`).
Require the server to validate the pinned version.
Require accept to reject a pinned version the client did not offer, and test that server-side rejection. ClientSetup.decode does not receive the pin, so a decoder corpus can pass while the server still sends an unoffered version.
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Update the server-side accept flow in accept.ts to reject a pinned version the
client did not offer, and add a test that verifies this server-side rejection;
do not rely on ClientSetup.decode or decoder-corpus coverage to establish the
behavior.
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For lite-01/02, an over-budget ANNOUNCE_INIT can build the full suffix array before rejection. Corpus cases that assert only refusal cannot detect that work. Require the count check before suffix decoding and a regression test for that ordering.
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Update the lite-01/02 ANNOUNCE_INIT handling in js/net to validate the suffix
count against its budget before decoding suffixes or building the suffix array.
Add a regression test that verifies the count check occurs before suffix
decoding, while preserving refusal of over-budget inputs.
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Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (auth-7, auth-8).
Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (auth-7, auth-8). The budget belongs to the key's owner, not a server-wide constant or rate limit, per REVIEW.md's rule against constant caps.
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nl -ba doc/bin/relay/auth.md | sed -n '450,500p'
nl -ba rs/moq-auth/src/serve.rs | sed -n '590,725p'
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Protect coordinator operations from rejected enrollment floods.
If the proxy does not effectively limit requests, a client can replay a valid proof with an unknown key. Each rejection verifies the signature under the shared mutex, delaying enrollment, refresh, and admin operations. The key’s use budget does not limit these requests. Address this load in the plan.
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Update the plan for coordinator operations to address floods of proofs using
unknown keys: require effective admission control before expensive signature
verification, without relying solely on proxy limits or the key’s use budget.
Preserve the enrollment, refresh, and admin operation flows for requests that
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- **Layer**: does the logic live where it belongs (library vs runtime adapter, application vs relay, moq-lite model vs IETF layer, our crate vs upstream)? Does a package boundary leak?
- **Public API and wire**: would we want to support this shape for years, in every language? Look for foot-guns, names tied to today's implementation, a new surface that could merge into an existing one, and exports nothing needs yet. Is every API or wire change listed under the body's Impact, with breaking ones marked `!`?
- **Completeness**: does it fix every instance of the problem and the gaps it exposes, or land a partial version plus follow-ups?
- **Bounds**: can a peer grow a queue or map here? It should hold the latest state per key, or be bounded by credit the peer already spent, never one entry per event.
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Require a bound on distinct keys.
A peer can introduce new identifiers indefinitely while sending multiple updates for each. Keeping only the latest state per key prevents per-event growth but does not bound the map. Require an independent key-cardinality bound or removal mechanism.
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The queue or map can grow without limit as a peer introduces distinct
identifiers. Update the relevant state-tracking logic to enforce an independent
bound on distinct keys or remove keys through a bounded lifecycle; retaining
only the latest value per key is insufficient. Preserve the latest-state
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Require a bound that survives credit replenishment.
Spent credit can increase indefinitely as the peer processes new cycles. A map can retain state from each cycle even after that credit returns. Require a bounded key set, non-replenishing credit, or credit held until the corresponding state is removed.
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Update the Bounds guidance to require a limit that remains effective across
repeated credit replenishment: require a bounded key set, non-replenishing
credit, or credit held until its corresponding state is removed. Do not treat
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Supported by static analysis
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An incoming-stream queue can hold one entry per stream while each stream consumes unreplenished credit. Replacing entries with the latest state would lose streams. Limit the prohibition to unbounded per-event retention.
Suggested fix
--- "a/REVIEW.md"+++ "b/REVIEW.md"@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
- **Layer**: does the logic live where it belongs (library vs runtime adapter, application vs relay, moq-lite model vs IETF layer, our crate vs upstream)? Does a package boundary leak?
- **Public API and wire**: would we want to support this shape for years, in every language? Look for foot-guns, names tied to today's implementation, a new surface that could merge into an existing one, and exports nothing needs yet. Is every API or wire change listed under the body's Impact, with breaking ones marked `!`?
- **Completeness**: does it fix every instance of the problem and the gaps it exposes, or land a partial version plus follow-ups?
-- **Bounds**: can a peer grow a queue or map here? It should hold the latest state per key, or be bounded by credit the peer already spent, never one entry per event.+- **Bounds**: can a peer grow a queue or map here? It should hold the latest state per key, or be bounded by credit the peer already spent; avoid unbounded per-event retention.
- **Evidence**: is a performance claim measured, a bug reproduced, and is each new test worth running forever?
An approach finding names the alternative and why it holds up better long-term.
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-**Bounds**: can a peer grow a queue or map here? It should hold the latest state per key, or be bounded by credit the peer already spent, never one entry perevent.
-**Bounds**: can a peer grow a queue or map here? It should hold the latest state per key, or be bounded by credit the peer already spent; avoid unbounded per-event retention.
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Update the Bounds statement in the review text to allow per-event queue entries
when they are bounded by credit the peer has already spent; retain the
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Summary
Follows moq-dev/moq#8149 (merged), which planned point fixes for the protocol, relay and auth invariant audit. This PR rewrites five of those quests to fix the shared root cause instead, and adds one review check against the most common cause.
js/qmux/src/session.ts; a stream's flow record is deleted when the app releases itrs/moq-quic/src/connection/streams/state.rs. Credit changes only in transitions, and window updates are pending flagsInstant + Durationpanics on overflow (about 600 sites), so any peer or config duration can panic a taskAdd,AddAssign,SubandSubAssign; every site chooses checked or saturatingmoql:hosts as opaqueStrings built two different waysPeerKeythat can only be built by canonicalizationREVIEW.mdgains a Bounds check: a queue or map a peer can grow holds the latest state per key, or is bounded by credit the peer already spent. The audit found six peer-fed event queues (js/net announce, js/qmux control, the moq-net auth outbox, relay refusals, mesh devices, drop runs).REVIEW.mdalready rejects constant caps, and two #8149 quests used them. This PR reshapes both:Decisions
Structure:
kio arithmetic:
AddReview rule for peer-fed queues:
Choices made without asking:
SubandSubAssigngo along withAdd, since underflow is the same class.The kio quest stays in m0 even though removing the operators breaks the published
kio0.6.2 API. A remote peer can panic the publisher today, and the questline sends urgent breaking work to m0.The single-implementation route (rs2ts) stays in quest/m5/rs2ts-wasm2js.md. The corpora and the qmux state machine do not wait on it.
The qmux quest and main's js/qmux close both touch
recv.tsstream-end state; they now link each other as Related.Public API and wire impact
None. This PR changes only quests and
REVIEW.md.Validation
quest check --fixandquest check --base origin/main: 600 documents ok after merging main.Models
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Implementer: Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, low effort
Review
mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at 76545a6b6764a040ee5802fa013bce7fa5738dd4 with the quest merge driver(head e129768)mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at 1d207f5f2d0e9555b188a511dd71896ce50f5819 with the quest merge driver(head 147f032)Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, session 01a1b81b-37d0-70d0-8456-79bf540239c4 round 1 on head 857c00d (base: origin/main 6f66d55): score 10/10, no findings. The documentation-only changes are coherent and ready to land.
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