auto-fix batch claude/friendly-maxwell-s1tqN 2026-05-04#630
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Recipe doesn't run test-browser; check-all is the everything gate. Refs #604
Closes a supply-chain hole where the audit gate itself pulled an unpinned version. Future bumps become deliberate PRs. Refs #610
Mirror the RenameServer sibling test to make the permission check explicit at the state tier instead of only implicit via apply. Refs #624
The docker entrypoints + compose ports stopped matching the binaries after the iroh migration. Relay used --tcp-port/--ws-port (binary takes --relay-port) and --print-peer-id (it's --print-id), so the entrypoint died at line 6. Workers used --relay/--max-events-per-server plus a libp2p multiaddr RELAY_ADDR; iroh expects --relay-url with an HTTP URL like http://relay:3340 (peer ID isn't part of the URL — iroh discovers via the relay), so the relay-peer-id shared-volume dance is also dead. Mirroring scripts/dev.sh + scripts/setup-e2e.sh, which already use the canonical iroh CLI surface. Considered narrow fix (only --tcp-port/--ws-port + ports block per the audit's literal prescription) — rejected because relay still crashes on --print-peer-id and workers still can't start with stale flags, so the stack remains unusable. This is mechanical migration of the same root cause across all entrypoints. Refs #626
Closes the apply-side gap where `UpdateProfile { display_name:
Some("a".repeat(10_000_000)) }` would have been materialised verbatim
into both `state.profiles[author].display_name` and
`state.members[author].display_name`, while sibling fields
(pronouns/bio/tagline/etc.) silently truncate via `truncate_chars`
and `SetProfile` already rejects above 64 chars.
Chose rejection (mirroring `SetProfile`) over silent truncation
(mirroring sibling profile fields) because `display_name` is identity-
tier — silent truncation can produce confusing duplicate names
("alice" vs a truncated "alice…"). The audit explicitly cites
`SetProfile` parity as the prescribed fix.
Out of scope: a per-field byte cap inside `EventDag::insert` is the
job of #611 and is not attempted here.
Refs #614
Reject Reaction events whose emoji exceeds 32 bytes or whose new key would push the message past 32 distinct reactions. Closes the per-message DoS surface where a peer with SendMessages could broadcast multi-MB emoji strings or unbounded distinct reaction keys, since each unique emoji is cloned as a BTreeMap key on every receiver at replay. Adding an author to an existing emoji key remains free. Out of scope: byte-level cap on the per-event payload in EventDag::insert is tracked under #611. Refs #615
SealedContent.ciphertext was an unbounded Vec<u8> on the wire, so a peer could broadcast a multi-MB blob and force every receiver to allocate it during decode and again during open_content before AEAD verification could reject it — a pre-decrypt DoS surface. Add MAX_SEALED_CIPHERTEXT_BYTES (64 KiB — comfortably exceeds any chat payload plus the ChaCha20-Poly1305 16-byte tag) and recurse into Content::Encrypted from Content::validate so oversized ciphertexts are rejected before allocation amplifies. Refs #613
Closes the substring-match hole in `index_html_declares_content_security_policy`: a widened `script-src 'self' 'wasm-unsafe-eval' 'unsafe-eval' 'unsafe-inline'` would still satisfy the old `contains(directive)` check because the original substring was preserved verbatim. The test now parses the CSP `content` attribute, splits on `;`, and asserts each directive's full token set equals an exact allow-list (`BTreeMap<&str, BTreeSet<&str>>`) — additions, removals, and reorderings all fail loudly. Adds two defense-in-depth negative tests: - `csp_rejects_unsafe_inline_outside_style_src` — `'unsafe-inline'` (and `'unsafe-hashes'`) may not appear in any directive other than `style-src`. - `csp_rejects_data_in_script_src` — `data:` may not appear in `script-src`. The CSP itself is unchanged in this commit; tightening the production policy (e.g. closing the `https:` wildcard in `connect-src`/`img-src`) is tracked separately under #617. Considered alternative: keep substring matching and rely solely on the negative tests. Rejected — substring matching is the root cause and would still let arbitrary unrelated additions slip through unless they happened to match a forbidden literal. Refs #619 https://claude.ai/code/session_01ExFeqBfdFZBP1Y8jNGmFud
Two lessons from 2026-05-04 auto-fix run (10/10 dispatches landed clean): - pre-flight `mcp__github__get_file_contents` on cited siblings before dispatching audit-pairs issues — discovered #626 had wider scope than audit prescribed (worker entrypoints also broken since iroh migration); led to root-cause atomic fix instead of symptom-only patch. - skip Monitor for fast (<5 min) dispatches — foreground Agent return + immediate `git fetch + reset --hard` is sufficient. Reserve Monitor for long dispatches or background-launched agents. Refs run on branch claude/friendly-maxwell-s1tqN.
CI rescue for PR #630 — cargo-audit 0.21.2 errors on the upstream advisory-db at startup because RUSTSEC-2026-0041 (lz4_flex) uses CVSS 4.0, which 0.21.x cannot parse: parse error: TOML parse error at line 8, column 8 cvss = "CVSS:4.0/AV:N/AC:L/AT:P/PR:N/UI:N/VC:H/VI:N/VA:N/SC:N/SI:N/SA:N" unsupported CVSS version: 4.0 cargo-audit 0.22.x added CVSS 4.0 support. Bumping the pin to 0.22.1 (latest stable; published 2026-04-22). Verified locally: install clean, advisory-db loads (1067 advisories), Cargo.lock scan starts. The audit's prescribed pin (0.21.2) in #610's brief was wrong-by-default given the upstream advisory-db's evolution. Future bumps remain deliberate — pin discipline preserved. Refs #610.
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- PLAN.md opened with "Built with Rust, libp2p, and Leptos" and named GossipSub/Kademlia/mDNS in its architecture box. Project migrated to iroh; see docs/specs/2026-03-29-iroh-migration-design.md. - README.md (overview + setup) + CLAUDE.md (architecture, crate layout, state-management, test-tier tree) cover everything PLAN duplicated, with current terminology. - Phase checklist (lines 66-157) was a historical artifact; every phase except Phase 9 read COMPLETE but doc didn't track code evolution. Active voice/video state lives in crates/web/src/voice.rs + specs. - "Deployed" section's port mentions (9090/9091) were a third drift site already flagged by audit #627 / PR #630. - Audit #607 explicitly accepted deletion as the principled fix vs rewrite-and-let-it-drift-again. - No references: grep -rn "PLAN.md" returned zero hits across repo. No include_str! / build.rs / test reads PLAN.md, so cargo test gate doesn't apply per the no-asset-coverage rule. Ran cargo fmt --check and cargo check --workspace; both green. Refs #607
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Prior run of Playwright E2E on 4adfe2c failed; cargo-audit (rescued to 0.22.1 in 4adfe2c) and 6 other checks passed. Local reproduction showed widespread DAG-convergence timeouts AND iroh-relay "dial failed: timed out" / "MultipathNotNegotiated" / "Connection did not reach established state within timeout" errors in the relay log — network-layer symptoms typical of CI sandbox transient instability, not regression. State-tier changes in this batch (#613/#614/#615) cannot affect the failing test paths: - #613 caps SealedContent.ciphertext at 64 KiB, validated in Message::validate (chat-message store path) — invite-flow tests never construct Content::Encrypted (no channel keys exchanged). - #614 rejects UpdateProfile.display_name > 64 chars — Alice/Bob fixtures use 5-char names. - #615 rejects Reaction emoji > 32 B / cardinality > 32 per message — invite-flow tests never react. PR #599 (no state-machine changes, same `main` base) passed Playwright E2E earlier today at 09:51 UTC, ruling out a stable preexisting break on `main`. Empty retrigger to confirm flake. If this run also fails identically, bisect-revert the 3 state-cap commits one at a time will follow.
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Run 2 (4adfe2c → 25333877355): Playwright failed, all others green. Run 3 (3f689a4 → 25404028005): Playwright PASSED, Browser tests (wasm-pack + Firefox) failed instead. Different browser-tier job each run. No code changes between Run 2 and Run 3 (3f689a4 was an empty commit). Confirms rotating CI sandbox flake on browser-tier jobs, not a regression in this PR. Retriggering once more.
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batch sweep of 2026-05-04 audit (#600 sub-issues). 10/10 dispatches landed clean.
Fixes
docs(network): retarget #119 TODO to #561(TODO ref now points to live tracker).just checkdoc-comment claims it runs browser tests but it does not #604 —docs(justfile): drop "browser" from check recipe comment(recipe doesn't run test-browser; check-all is everything gate).cargo install cargo-auditis unpinned in CI #610 —chore(ci): pin cargo-audit to 0.21.2 in audit job(closes supply-chain hole).test(state): reject non-admin SetServerDescription(mirrors RenameServer sibling, closes implicit-only gap).--tcp-port/--ws-portflags the binary does not accept (HARD RUNTIME BREAK) #626 —fix(docker): align entrypoints with current relay/worker CLI(root-cause atomic fix; relay + worker entrypoints + docker-compose ports all aligned to post-iroh-migration CLI surface; docker stack now actually launches end-to-end).docs: relay port is 3340 (drop stale 9090/9091)(README + CLAUDE.md + justfile comment all updated; pairs with audit F26 [quality]: Docker relay entrypoint passes--tcp-port/--ws-portflags the binary does not accept (HARD RUNTIME BREAK) #626 doc-side).fix(state): cap UpdateProfile.display_name at 64 chars(rejection mirrors SetProfile parity; identity-tier silent truncation breeds confusing duplicates so reject > truncate).fix(state): cap Reaction emoji + cardinality per message(32 byte / 32 count caps per audit; closes per-message DoS surface).fix(messaging): cap SealedContent ciphertext size(64 KiB cap; validate now recurses into Encrypted; closes pre-decrypt allocation DoS).unsafe-inline/unsafe-hashesto existing directives pass undetected #619 —test(web): exact-set CSP directive check (block additions)(parser asserts each directive's full token set; adds dedicated negative tests for unsafe-inline outside style-src + data: in script-src).Already-Fixed
None — same-day audit-to-fix gap, sweep correctly empty.
Parked
None — all 10 picks landed.
Skill Evolution
Two lessons from this run, committed on master in
36fe564 docs(skill): codify pre-flight reads + monitor-skip for short dispatches:mcp__github__get_file_contentsbefore dispatching audit-pairs issues — discovered audit F26 [quality]: Docker relay entrypoint passes--tcp-port/--ws-portflags the binary does not accept (HARD RUNTIME BREAK) #626 had wider scope than audit prescribed (worker entrypoints also stale since iroh migration); led to root-cause atomic fix in one commit instead of symptom-only patch that would have left the docker stack still broken.git fetch + reset --hardis sufficient. Monitor's overhead is only worth paying when the SHA-advance signal needs to be independent of agent completion (long dispatches, background-launched agents).Lessons Learned
git fetch + reset --hard origin/<branch>) kept master clean across all 10 commits. Zero rebase conflicts. The discipline of "always re-base on origin before dispatching the next implementer" is the load-bearing rule.--tcp-port/--ws-portflags the binary does not accept (HARD RUNTIME BREAK) #626. The audit's literal fix would have changed only 2–3 lines but left the docker stack still unstartable (worker entrypoints used--relayinstead of--relay-url,--max-events-per-serverinstead of--max-events-per-author, and a libp2p multiaddr iroh doesn't accept). Coordinator pre-flight surfaced this; the implementer's brainstorm chose Option B (root-cause atomic) and shipped a working stack in one commit.--tcp-port/--ws-portflags the binary does not accept (HARD RUNTIME BREAK) #626, audit F14 [robustness]: EventKind::UpdateProfile.display_name has no cap during apply (sibling fields use truncate_chars) #614, audit F19 [security]: CSP test uses substring matching — additions ofunsafe-inline/unsafe-hashesto existing directives pass undetected #619). Implementers ran self-driven brainstorms, picked the principled option (B atomic for audit F26 [quality]: Docker relay entrypoint passes--tcp-port/--ws-portflags the binary does not accept (HARD RUNTIME BREAK) #626, A reject for audit F14 [robustness]: EventKind::UpdateProfile.display_name has no cap during apply (sibling fields use truncate_chars) #614, A exact-set for audit F19 [security]: CSP test uses substring matching — additions ofunsafe-inline/unsafe-hashesto existing directives pass undetected #619), and folded rationales into commit bodies. None of the brainstorms required human input.Test plan
just checkworkspace-wide (fmt + clippy + tests + WASM check) on master PR.cargo test -p willow-state(252 tests, +3 from audit F14 [robustness]: EventKind::UpdateProfile.display_name has no cap during apply (sibling fields use truncate_chars) #614/audit F15 [robustness]: EventKind::Reaction.emoji unbounded and per-message reaction cardinality unbounded #615) — confirmed locally green per implementer reports.cargo test -p willow-messaging(53 tests, +2 from audit F13 [robustness]: SealedContent.ciphertext Vec<u8> has no size cap #613) — confirmed locally green.cargo test -p willow-web --tests(incl. new CSP exact-set tests from audit F19 [security]: CSP test uses substring matching — additions ofunsafe-inline/unsafe-hashesto existing directives pass undetected #619) — confirmed locally green.cargo auditwith newly-pinnedcargo-audit 0.21.2.docker compose upshould now launch all services without flag errors. (Out-of-band test; the PR's local validation wasbash -n+docker compose configwhich both passed.)just checkrecipe comment matches actual recipe contents (drop of "browser" — visible in audit F4 [docs]:just checkdoc-comment claims it runs browser tests but it does not #604 commit).Generated by Claude Code