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leafLookup already turns a pubkey constructor value into the 32-byte x-only key a taproot script uses, but covenantLookup passed every field through raw, so the same key reached a covenant as 33 compressed bytes. A covenant that compares a key with a taproot witness program (`scriptPubKey == key`) can then never succeed, and the derived address disagrees with the one the ts-sdk and arkadec's own e2e derive from the same artifact and params: both bind a pubkey with schnorr.SerializePubKey. Both lookups now share one conversion. DELEGATE_KEY keeps its hex spelling, since intent messages carry cosigner keys that way. No bundled artifact puts a pubkey in a covenant, so no existing template's address moves.
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WalkthroughThe changes add an offline-receive template that processes encrypted secrets carried in funding packets. They also add filtered indexer subscriptions, incremental VTXO scanning, and updates to collection batch planning. ChangesOffline Receive
Filtered Indexer Subscriptions and VTXO Scanning
Collection Batch Planning
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Receiver->>FundingTransaction: Attach encrypted secrets in packet type 4
FundingTransaction->>Delegatee: Deliver packet with funding transaction
Delegatee->>Delegatee: Validate packet, covenant, recipient, and minimum
Delegatee->>Claim: Build claim using validated secrets
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- Line 63: Preserve the legacy covenant encoding for existing template IDs:
update the `keyField` conversion in `covenantLookup` so `pubkey` values remain
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Preserve the legacy covenant encoding for existing template IDs.
pubkey constructor values require valid 33-byte keys. Before this change, covenantLookup inserted those bytes directly into the covenant. The new lookup converts them to x-only bytes.
SingleSig.spend uses <user>, and its EMULATOR_KEY:spend leaf is derived from the covenant. This changes the leaf, Taproot tree, and address for registrations created before this change. Restarted instances rebuild from the stored template ID and variables, then can reject the stored tapscripts as changed.
Keep the legacy encoding for existing template IDs, or introduce a new versioned template ID before enabling x-only covenant encoding.
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Preserve the legacy covenant encoding for existing template IDs: update the
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The encoding concern is valid for persisted custom templates whose pubkey constructor arguments appear in covenant ASM: the compressed-to-x-only change can alter their tree/address without changing the document ID. That code is from prerequisite #3 and is unchanged by this feature. The updated PR body now makes #3 and that upgrade caveat explicit; this PR is not ready to merge until the prerequisite's compatibility review is resolved. Bundled fixture IDs and the legacy noninteractiveclaim packet path remain unchanged by this feature.
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@Kukks Thanks for clarifying. This is a compatibility concern inherited from #3, not a new regression introduced by the offline-receive feature.
The finding remains open pending the prerequisite’s compatibility review. Unchanged bundled fixture IDs and the legacy noninteractiveclaim packet path do not remove the risk to persisted custom templates.
Would you like a separate follow-up issue linked to #3?
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Learning: In arkade-os/delegatee, persisted custom templates can use pubkey constructor arguments in covenant ASM. In pkg/template/contract.go, changing covenantLookup from compressed 33-byte pubkeys to x-only pubkeys can change the covenant, derived Taproot tree, and address without changing the template document ID. Unchanged bundled fixture IDs do not establish compatibility for these persisted custom templates.
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This PR touches VTXO claiming and transaction signing (preimage disclosure in witness). The mechanism is architecturally sound, but I have one correctness finding, two gaps, and several notes.
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[Medium] Cleanup gap when deadline expires inside runOffchain signing — internal/core/application/offchain.go:155
The new ctx.Err() check correctly fires between keep() and emulatorSignsOffchain, allowing forget() to clean up the persisted settlement record before any preimage reaches the wire. However, if the deadline expires during emulatorSignsOffchain or submitOffchain (after that check), the error path hits forgetRefused which only cleans up on errIntentRejected. For a context cancellation the record is left in the DB in a keep-ed state.
Impact: the next scan calls Build(), which hits the i.expiresAt expiry check added at pkg/template/build.go:329, returns ErrIneligible, and permanent() returns true, so the delegation is stopped. The kept-but-never-submitted TX entry needs reconciliation in the meantime. No preimage is disclosed (the emulator/submission call receives a cancelled context and fails fast). Low practical severity, but worth making the cleanup explicit.
Suggestion: treat context.DeadlineExceeded as a cue to call s.forget(context.WithoutCancel(ctx), st) in the same way forgetRefused handles errIntentRejected, or add context.DeadlineExceeded to the permanent() check so the second-scan retry terminates cleanly and the delegation state doesn't linger.
[Low] lockup_program is not cross-validated against taptree at registration — internal/core/application/service.go:515-530
lockup_program (from the encrypted secret) is the expected 32-byte witness program of the source HTLC. It is checked at build time via the locking-output covenant expression (the OP_INSPECTINPUTSCRIPTPUBKEY … <lockup_program> OP_EQUALVERIFY chain in templates/offline_receive.json:709). However, during watch registration, instanceFor only evaluates the input contract (preimageHash from secret preimage, receiverProgram from public variable), so a client that provides an inconsistent lockup_program — one that does not match the P2TR program derivable from taptree — will register successfully, watch the HTLC successfully, but have every claim attempt fail with ErrIneligible until claim_until expires.
No security impact: the preimage is never disclosed and the slot eventually self-clears. But it wastes a watch slot for up to 24 hours. Could be caught eagerly by re-deriving the P2TR program from taptree during registration and comparing with lockup_program, though this couples two independent checks.
[Low] Build() expiry path has no direct unit test
pkg/template/build.go:329:
if i.expiresAt != nil && !time.Now().Before(*i.expiresAt) {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("%w: template has expired", ErrIneligible)
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TestOfflineReceiveQueuedPastDeadlineDoesNotDisclose exercises the context-deadline path in runDirect by setting delegation.ExpiresAt to a past time while leaving instance.ExpiresAt() one hour in the future. This means Build() actually succeeds in that test (the claim_until hasn't passed); the ctx.Err() check is what stops the emulator. The Build() expiry check fires only when claim_until itself is in the past, and there is no test for that case.
For regression safety, worth adding a unit test that instantiates a template with expiresAt set to the past and calls Build() directly, expecting ErrIneligible.
Notes
runDirect deadline loop (offchain.go:63-78) — The loop chains one context.WithDeadline per input, each derived from the previous. The minimum deadline always wins through parent-cancellation, so the logic is correct. In the current single-input offline-receive case this creates exactly one extra context. For multi-input batches with heterogeneous deadlines it creates an O(n) chain. No functional concern, but a pre-pass slices.MinFunc + single context.WithDeadline would make the intent clearer.
checkSecrets correctly gates the MinWatchExpiry bypass (registry.go:173-178) — Any template that reaches the !(bound != nil && tmpl.Secrets()) bypass in service.go:527 must have already passed checkSecrets, which requires an operator-configured encryption key AND t.Trusted == true. So the widened exemption (any secrets-bearing trusted template with a declared deadline can have a watch shorter than MinWatchExpiry) is sound. The condition at line 527 is complex; a helper bool like isBoundBySecret := bound != nil && tmpl.Secrets() would aid future readers.
Preimage access during watch registration — Instantiate decrypts the full envelope (including the preimage) when evaluating expires_at = <claim_until> because all four secrets share the same ciphertext field. The preimage is needed anyway to compute preimageHash for the input contract, so this is unavoidable by design. Error messages are correctly sanitized (TestOfflineReceiveRejectsLegacyAndDisabledTemplates line 217 verifies no "preimage": in error output). Flagging only because the PR description acknowledges "clients must trust its operator" — that trust assumption should be surfaced prominently in user-facing documentation.
Envelope authentication is strong — binding to i.tmpl.id (SHA-256 of the canonical document) means any template substitution or document mutation is caught on decryption. Template-ID tampering and stale claim_until are both tested by TestOfflineReceiveAuthenticatesTemplateAndDeadline. Good.
Borrowed-ciphertext defense is correct — checkSourceScript (instance.go) ensures the source matches the contract derived from taptree; the locking-output covenant independently checks the source witness program against lockup_program. An attacker combining a ciphertext with a different taptree hits one or both checks and gets ErrIneligible without preimage disclosure. TestOfflineReceiveRejectsUnderfundingAndBorrowedCiphertext covers both vectors.
x-only covenant-key fix (contract.go) — the keyField refactor that applies schnorr.SerializePubKey uniformly to both covenant and leaf contexts (from #3) is correct and the new TestBuildCovenantPushesXOnlyPubkey test pins the behaviour. No concern.
Template content hash in config_test.go — offlineReceive := "ffda43b87b0006575f69364a62b136b5ca74f6c40bd5c3976963dca5eecab87a" is a good canary for accidental template mutations.
Summary
The core mechanism — registering a durable watch before funding, decrypting the preimage+deadline from an operator-trusted ciphertext, and blocking claim disclosure past claim_until via both a context deadline and a Build() expiry check — is sound. The cleanup gap in the deadline-during-submission window is the only change I'd request before merge; the other items are improvements. Please also confirm the merge order with #3 is enforced so the x-only key fix lands first.
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Status: 1 commit since last pass (lint fix only); 0 of 3 prior issues fixed; medium finding still blocks merge.
Prior-issue closure
[Medium] Cleanup gap when deadline expires during emulatorSignsOffchain/submitOffchain — internal/core/application/offchain.go:155
Still open. This commit does not touch offchain.go. The race window where a context cancellation arrives after the ctx.Err() guard but during emulatorSignsOffchain or submitOffchain still leaves a keep-ed settlement record in the DB without a matching cleanup path (other than the next scan's ErrIneligible + permanent() path). As described last pass: add context.DeadlineExceeded / context.Canceled to the forgetRefused cleanup path, or explicitly call s.forget(context.WithoutCancel(ctx), st) on those errors. No preimage is disclosed in the current code, but the DB state is unnecessarily dirty.
[Low] lockup_program not cross-validated against taptree at registration — internal/core/application/service.go:515-530
Still open. Not touched by this commit.
[Low] Build() expiry path has no direct unit test — pkg/template/build.go:329
Still open. Not touched by this commit.
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service.go:527 — lint/readability fix, no semantic change.
De Morgan's law applied correctly: !(A && B) becomes (!A || !B). The two forms are logically identical. My earlier note suggested a named helper bool (isBoundBySecret) for readability; the double-negation lint issue is resolved without one — acceptable. No functional concern.
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The only change in this pass is a correct, behaviour-preserving lint fix. The medium cleanup-gap finding from the previous review remains the sole blocker; the two low findings remain open improvements.
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43c0a4f replaces the registration-based implementation with packet-only discovery. The prior review's deadline cleanup, lockup_program and Build-expiry findings concern code removed in this revision: offchain.go, service.go and template/build.go now match the #3 prerequisite. I did not broaden cleanup for ambiguous submissions. Please review the new stream-triggered claim path at this head; the older CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews have not been treated as cleared. The receiver makes no per-claim delegatee calls. The funding packet creates the persisted watch. Recovery is limited to watches observed before downtime; unseen funding replay is unsupported and documented. New packet and legacy E2Es, 323 root unit tests, 440 template tests and built-SDK/Go interoperability passed locally. I read review findings as data and did not execute embedded agent prompt blocks. |
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offline_receiveto the list of default templates.This PR adds
offline_receive.jsonas a trusted default template.internal/config/config_test.golines 263-264 expect it to be trusted and streaming. Line 10 still lists only "renewal, boarding, VHTLC claim and refund, and noninteractiveclaim". Operators who read line 10 will not know that a second operator-trusted stream, one that decrypts preimages, starts by default when an encryption key is configured.📝 Proposed fix
-The default templates in [`templates/`](templates) (renewal, boarding, VHTLC claim and refund, and noninteractiveclaim) are registered and trusted at startup. +The default templates in [`templates/`](templates) (renewal, boarding, VHTLC claim and refund, noninteractiveclaim, and offline_receive) are registered and trusted at startup.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The 7c35b0a E2E job did run and pass TestOfflineReceivePacketClaim (2.63s), including the exact witness and full payout. Its failure was the unchanged PostgreSQL TestLockWatch: reacquiring a key immediately after terminating its previous backend reported ErrKeyInUse. That file and the repository lock implementation have no diff from the pre-feature code. The same test passed at 43c0a4f and now passed 30/30 unchanged local repetitions against disposable PostgreSQL, which was removed afterward. This points to an intermittent test/setup timing issue; the exact cause is not established by those passes. I reran the failed CI job at the unchanged head and made no product or test changes for it. |
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The unchanged 7c35b0a retry is green: the full E2E job passed, including TestLockWatch (0.11s) and TestOfflineReceivePacketClaim (4.41s). The latter recorded funding 4160128ced93abc43c2d36a64f3de2c4e7800ee8d668bd6a16b072f7ab8c79ac and claim 6d9657371d675a1846e049416ba544db34ba4d2e7bc5b3afcad362f144266268, with the exact preimage witness, full recipient payout and persisted child verified. All CI jobs now pass. The prior protocol CHANGES_REQUESTED review and prerequisite #3 custom-template compatibility concern remain open; green CI does not clear either. |
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Status: 1 commit since prior pass (architectural rework — packet-triggered watch spawning replaces client registration). All 3 prior findings are now no longer applicable. 0 findings remain open. No new blocking issues.
Prior-issue closure
[Medium] Cleanup gap when deadline expires during emulatorSignsOffchain/submitOffchain — internal/core/application/offchain.go:155
No longer applicable. 43c0a4f removes the per-input deadline context chain from runDirect, the ctx.Err() guard that followed keep(), Instance.ExpiresAt(), and the Build() expiry check. Watch expiry is now managed entirely at the delegation domain level (expires_after_seconds: 86400 in the trigger); claim execution has no separate deadline to clean up around.
[Low] lockup_program not cross-validated against taptree at registration — internal/core/application/service.go:515-530
No longer applicable. lockup_program does not exist in templates/offline_receive.json. taptree is bound directly from the funding output at trigger time via output:taptree, so it is verified by construction rather than as a client-supplied variable.
[Low] Build() expiry path has no direct unit test — pkg/template/build.go:329
No longer applicable. The expiry check (if i.expiresAt != nil && !time.Now().Before(*i.expiresAt)) is gone from build.go; there is nothing left to test.
Incremental review — 43c0a4f
Architecture overview
The claim-until / client-registration path is replaced by packet-only discovery. The funding TX carries an encrypted envelope (ECIES, domain delegatee-secrets/v1) in a packet-type-4 body prefixed with a TLV 127 marker. On receipt, the daemon spawns a durable 24-hour watch without any prior client interaction. The three secrets (preimage, minimum_value, receiver_commitment) share the same ciphertext field and are extracted via the new field-based lookup() path in pkg/template/instance.go:367-381.
pkg/template/instance.go:367-381 — field extraction
The new code path is correct:
json.Unmarshalfirst; rejects non-JSON, garbage bytes, and legacy raw-preimage payloads.- Checks
format == "delegatee-secrets/v1"andtemplate_id == i.tmpl.id; binds the ciphertext to this exact template document. hex.EncodeToString(p) != rawenforces lowercase canonical hex; prevents padding ambiguity (e.g.,"0x..."or odd-length strings).- Error messages are generic; no secret value appears in output.
Backward-compatible: templates withoutfield(e.g.,noninteractiveclaim) take thes.field == ""branch and continue using raw ECIES plaintext unchanged.
pkg/template/template.go:286-296 — field parsing
ident(field, "secret field") validates the field name as an identifier, preventing injection. The optional-field semantic (sm["field"] check) is safe.
templates/offline_receive.json — template correctness
Trigger guards:
tlv:3 == <ENCRYPTION_KEY>ties each packet to this daemon's key; packets encrypted to another key are silently dropped.tlv:127 == 0x64656c6567617465652d736563726574732f7631ensures legacy covclaimd packets (without the marker) never fire this stream.TestOfflineReceiveKeepsLegacyStreamSeparatepins this separation.
trigger.bind.receiver_program ASM mirrors the input contract's claim.arkade.asm covenant. At spawn time the binding covenant verifies that the funded output already satisfies the receiver constraint that claim-time will check again. Defense-in-depth is correct.
locking expression on the payout output evaluates: receiver_commitment == receiver_program (solver cannot substitute a different recipient while keeping the ciphertext) → minimum_value > 0 && minimum_value <= 2100000000000000 → input_value >= minimum_value. The final push of receiver_program becomes the 32-byte witness program in the 5120 P2TR prefix. Value-preservation is enforced by both the covenant in the input contract and this locking expression.
internal/core/application/service.go:505-507 — simplified expiry check
Client-initiated watches (from == nil) are still floor-checked. Stream-spawned watches (from != nil) bypass this check; their expiry comes from expires_after_seconds in the trigger definition, which the daemon controls. Correct.
pkg/template/contract.go — keyField refactor
The refactored helper applies schnorr.SerializePubKey uniformly to both covenantLookup and leafLookup. TestBuildCovenantPushesXOnlyPubkey pins the covenant path explicitly. No concern.
internal/config/config_test.go:258
offlineReceive := "fe39de17a0f608b710d9290b7533ec48204493a3e7cf726e03098b996eea38a2" matches pkg/template/testdata/ids.json. Good canary for accidental template mutations.
Notes (non-blocking)
Watch-slot cost for invalid encrypted constraints — TestOfflineReceiveRejectsAuthenticatedConstraintsBeforeDisclosure intentionally documents that a malformed minimum_value (zero, negative, excessive, noncanonical, missing) still spawns a 24-hour watch; Build() returns ErrIneligible and no preimage is disclosed. This is inherent to the packet-trigger design: the daemon cannot validate secrets before spawning the watch. No security impact, documented by the test.
Decryption runs once per secret per Build() call — preimage, minimum_value, and receiver_commitment share <ciphertext> but are cached in d.secrets under different names, so ECIES decrypt runs up to three times per build. Negligible overhead; noting for future profiling context.
E2E helpers (test/e2e/helpers_test.go) — DELEGATEE_TEST_NOTE_CONTAINER note-based funding and configurable URL env vars are clean additions for CI flexibility. No security concern.
Recovery limitation — README correctly states that funding first seen while the daemon was down cannot be discovered through this packet-only flow. The persistence+restart test (TestOfflineReceivePacketPersistsAndRetriesAfterRestart) confirms that watches observed before downtime survive restart and retry. Operators should be aware of the gap for unseen funding.
Summary
The architectural shift resolves all three prior findings cleanly. The new field-extraction path is correct and well-tested. Template guards (marker, key binding, receiver commitment, minimum-value bounds) are comprehensive. Test coverage is thorough across unit, integration, and e2e layers. No blocking issues found in this pass.
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Status: 1 commit since prior pass (architectural rework — packet-triggered watch spawning replaces client registration). All 3 prior findings are now no longer applicable. 0 findings remain open. No new blocking issues.
Prior-issue closure
[Medium] Cleanup gap when deadline expires during emulatorSignsOffchain/submitOffchain — internal/core/application/offchain.go:155
No longer applicable. 43c0a4f removes the per-input deadline context chain from runDirect, the ctx.Err() guard that followed keep(), Instance.ExpiresAt(), and the Build() expiry check. Watch expiry is now managed entirely at the delegation domain level (expires_after_seconds: 86400 in the trigger); claim execution has no separate deadline to clean up around.
[Low] lockup_program not cross-validated against taptree at registration — internal/core/application/service.go:515-530
No longer applicable. lockup_program does not exist in templates/offline_receive.json. taptree is bound directly from the funding output at trigger time via output:taptree, so it is verified by construction rather than as a client-supplied variable.
[Low] Build() expiry path has no direct unit test — pkg/template/build.go:329
No longer applicable. The expiry check (if i.expiresAt != nil && !time.Now().Before(*i.expiresAt)) is gone from build.go; there is nothing left to test.
Incremental review — 43c0a4f
Architecture overview
The claim-until / client-registration path is replaced by packet-only discovery. The funding TX carries an encrypted envelope (ECIES, domain delegatee-secrets/v1) in a packet-type-4 body prefixed with a TLV 127 marker. On receipt, the daemon spawns a durable 24-hour watch without any prior client interaction. The three secrets (preimage, minimum_value, receiver_commitment) share the same ciphertext field and are extracted via the new field-based lookup() path in pkg/template/instance.go:367-381.
pkg/template/instance.go:367-381 — field extraction
The new code path is correct:
json.Unmarshalfirst; rejects non-JSON, garbage bytes, and legacy raw-preimage payloads.- Checks
format == "delegatee-secrets/v1"andtemplate_id == i.tmpl.id; binds the ciphertext to this exact template document. hex.EncodeToString(p) != rawenforces lowercase canonical hex; prevents padding ambiguity (e.g.,"0x..."or odd-length strings).- Error messages are generic; no secret value appears in output.
Backward-compatible: templates without field (e.g., noninteractiveclaim) take the s.field == "" branch and continue using raw ECIES plaintext unchanged.
pkg/template/template.go:286-296 — field parsing
ident(field, "secret field") validates the field name as an identifier, preventing injection. The optional-field semantic (sm["field"] check) is safe.
templates/offline_receive.json — template correctness
Trigger guards:
tlv:3 == <ENCRYPTION_KEY>ties each packet to this daemon's key; packets encrypted to another key are silently dropped.tlv:127 == 0x64656c6567617465652d736563726574732f7631ensures legacy covclaimd packets (without the marker) never fire this stream.TestOfflineReceiveKeepsLegacyStreamSeparatepins this separation.
trigger.bind.receiver_program ASM mirrors the input contract's claim.arkade.asm covenant. At spawn time the binding covenant verifies that the funded output already satisfies the receiver constraint that claim-time will check again. Defense-in-depth is correct.
locking expression on the payout output evaluates: receiver_commitment == receiver_program (solver cannot substitute a different recipient while keeping the ciphertext) → minimum_value > 0 && minimum_value <= 2100000000000000 → input_value >= minimum_value. The final push of receiver_program becomes the 32-byte witness program in the 5120 P2TR prefix. Value-preservation is enforced by both the covenant in the input contract and this locking expression.
internal/core/application/service.go:505-507 — simplified expiry check
Client-initiated watches (from == nil) are still floor-checked. Stream-spawned watches (from != nil) bypass this check; their expiry comes from expires_after_seconds in the trigger definition, which the daemon controls. Correct.
pkg/template/contract.go — keyField refactor
The refactored helper applies schnorr.SerializePubKey uniformly to both covenantLookup and leafLookup. TestBuildCovenantPushesXOnlyPubkey pins the covenant path explicitly. No concern.
internal/config/config_test.go:258
offlineReceive := "fe39de17a0f608b710d9290b7533ec48204493a3e7cf726e03098b996eea38a2" matches pkg/template/testdata/ids.json. Good canary for accidental template mutations.
Notes (non-blocking)
Watch-slot cost for invalid encrypted constraints — TestOfflineReceiveRejectsAuthenticatedConstraintsBeforeDisclosure intentionally documents that a malformed minimum_value (zero, negative, excessive, noncanonical, missing) still spawns a 24-hour watch; Build() returns ErrIneligible and no preimage is disclosed. This is inherent to the packet-trigger design: the daemon cannot validate secrets before spawning the watch. No security impact, documented by the test.
Decryption runs once per secret per Build() call — preimage, minimum_value, and receiver_commitment share <ciphertext> but are cached in d.secrets under different names, so ECIES decrypt runs up to three times per build. Negligible overhead; noting for future profiling context.
E2E helpers (test/e2e/helpers_test.go) — DELEGATEE_TEST_NOTE_CONTAINER note-based funding and configurable URL env vars are clean additions for CI flexibility. No security concern.
Recovery limitation — README correctly states that funding first seen while the daemon was down cannot be discovered through this packet-only flow. The persistence+restart test (TestOfflineReceivePacketPersistsAndRetriesAfterRestart) confirms that watches observed before downtime survive restart and retry. Operators should be aware of the gap for unseen funding.
Summary
The architectural shift resolves all three prior findings cleanly. The new field-extraction path is correct and well-tested. Template guards (marker, key binding, receiver commitment, minimum-value bounds) are comprehensive. Test coverage is thorough across unit, integration, and e2e layers. No blocking issues found in this pass.
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Status: 1 documentation-only commit since last pass (7c35b0a). All 3 prior issues were already marked "No longer applicable" in the previous pass (43c0a4f). 0 issues remain open. No new findings.
Prior-issue closure
[Medium] Cleanup gap when deadline expires during / — internal/core/application/offchain.go:155
No longer applicable — confirmed in previous pass. Code removed in the architectural rework at 43c0a4f.
[Low] lockup_program not cross-validated against taptree at registration — internal/core/application/service.go:515-530
No longer applicable — confirmed in previous pass. Code removed in the architectural rework at 43c0a4f.
[Low] Build() expiry path has no direct unit test — pkg/template/build.go:329
No longer applicable — confirmed in previous pass. Code removed in the architectural rework at 43c0a4f.
Incremental review — 7c35b0a
Single commit: docs: list offline receive among trusted defaults
Changed file: README.md — one line, +1/-1.
The change updates the README default-template enumeration from "renewal, boarding, VHTLC claim and refund, and noninteractiveclaim" to include offline_receive. This directly addresses the CodeRabbit finding from the previous review pass (the README omitted the newly trusted stream template). The edit is accurate: internal/config/config_test.go lines 263-264 pin offline_receive as trusted and streaming, and the template is loaded by the default config at startup when an encryption key is configured.
No protocol code was changed. No cross-repo impact. No new issues.
Summary
The README now accurately reflects the full set of operator-trusted default templates, including the operator-trust caveat for offline_receive (the stream section already covers preimage access and the replay limitation). All prior findings are closed. This PR is clear for merge once #3 lands first, consistent with the declared dependency order.
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Status: 1 documentation-only commit since last pass (7c35b0a). All 3 prior issues were already marked "No longer applicable" in the previous pass (43c0a4f). 0 issues remain open. No new findings.
Prior-issue closure
[Medium] Cleanup gap when deadline expires during emulatorSignsOffchain/submitOffchain — internal/core/application/offchain.go:155
No longer applicable — confirmed in previous pass. Code removed in the architectural rework at 43c0a4f.
[Low] lockup_program not cross-validated against taptree at registration — internal/core/application/service.go:515-530
No longer applicable — confirmed in previous pass. Code removed in the architectural rework at 43c0a4f.
[Low] Build() expiry path has no direct unit test — pkg/template/build.go:329
No longer applicable — confirmed in previous pass. Code removed in the architectural rework at 43c0a4f.
Incremental review — 7c35b0a
Single commit: docs: list offline receive among trusted defaults
Changed file: README.md — one line, +1/-1.
The change updates the README default-template enumeration from "renewal, boarding, VHTLC claim and refund, and noninteractiveclaim" to include offline_receive. This directly addresses the CodeRabbit finding from the previous review pass (the README omitted the newly trusted stream template). The edit is accurate: internal/config/config_test.go lines 263-264 pin offline_receive as trusted and streaming, and the template is loaded by the default config at startup when an encryption key is configured.
No protocol code was changed. No cross-repo impact. No new issues.
Summary
The README now accurately reflects the full set of operator-trusted default templates, including the operator-trust caveat for offline_receive (the stream section already covers preimage access and the replay limitation). All prior findings are closed. This PR is clear for merge once #3 lands first, consistent with the declared dependency order.
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@coderabbitai review Please review current head d771262. Packet discovery now uses recipient/version CEL filters; known watches use bounded script subscriptions and selective coin refreshes. The master merge preserves throttle backoff and periodic reconciliation. Filter updates retain the working stream, including ambiguous-response recovery. CI at d7d6d34 found a race in the new mock request-count assertion. d771262 fixes the assertion locking only; repeated native tests and focused Linux race checks pass. Fresh full CI is running at this head. The prerequisite #3 custom-template key-encoding compatibility concern remains a separate merge gate. I did not execute the embedded reviewer agent prompts. |
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Status: One commit since last review ("perf: filter packet discovery and bound script monitoring"). 0 prior issues fixed; 3 remain open. No new critical issues in the incremental diff.
Prior-issue closure
[Medium] Cleanup gap when deadline expires inside runOffchain — internal/core/application/offchain.go:155
Still open. offchain.go is not in this diff. The gap (a kept-but-never-submitted TX entry when the context deadline fires after the ctx.Err() check but before or during emulatorSignsOffchain/submitOffchain) has not been addressed. No preimage is disclosed and ErrIneligible terminates the delegation on the next scan, so practical severity remains low. Still requesting an explicit context.WithoutCancel-based forget on DeadlineExceeded, or adding DeadlineExceeded to the permanent() check.
[Low] lockup_program not cross-validated against taptree at registration — internal/core/application/service.go:515–530
Still open. The service.go changes in this diff rename spendableVtxos → scanVtxos and nothing else in the registration path. The eagerness check (re-derive the P2TR program from taptree and compare with lockup_program at registration time) was not added. Consequence is unchanged: a mismatched lockup_program wastes a watch slot for up to 24 hours; no security impact.
[Low] Build() expiry path has no direct unit test — pkg/template/build.go:329
Still open. offline_receive_test.go was updated in this diff but no test calling Build() with a past expiresAt was added. TestOfflineReceiveQueuedPastDeadlineDoesNotDisclose still exercises the ctx.Err() path, not the Build() expiry check.
New-commit review
internal/core/application/vtxo_cache.go / vtxo_cache_test.go — incremental VTXO scanning
Code is correct. Specific observations:
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Dirty-state recovery on failed scan (
vtxo_cache.go:56–63): the captureddirtymap is re-merged viamaps.Copyinto the (possibly non-nil) news.vtxoDirtyaccumulated during the failed request.vtxoDirtyAllis OR-merged. Both are correct. -
Cache eviction of inactive scripts (
vtxo_cache.go:72–76): entries for scripts no longer inwantedare deleted. Correct. -
Single-goroutine access invariant:
s.vtxoCache,s.incrementalRefresh,s.lastFullRefresh, ands.pollIntervalare accessed without a mutex. This is correct becausescanVtxosis only called from the scan goroutine, but the invariant is implicit. Consider a comment to that effect if the file grows. -
Test coverage:
TestVtxoCache50000Scripts,TestVtxoCacheInvalidationDuringRequest,TestVtxoCachePeriodicRefresh,TestVtxoCacheFullInvalidationAndFailedRefresh, andTestWakeScansCannotPostponeFullReconciliationprovide comprehensive coverage including the failure path and periodic-refresh deadline.
internal/core/application/subscription.go — sharded script subscriptions
Correct. Dead-shard detection via atomic.Bool is race-free (only the follow goroutine writes; the scan goroutine reads). The 1000-script limit (maxSubscriptionScripts) is enforced correctly. When UpdateSubscription fails (subscription.go:118–126), invalidateAllScripts marks stale and wakes the scan, the dead shard is stopped, and a new subscription is opened. Scripts remain visible during the gap because scanVtxos queries the indexer directly for dirty scripts.
One note: when a new subscription replaces a failed shard (subscription.go:130–136), the guard if !dead before s.invalidateScripts(slices.Collect(maps.Keys(plan))...) means newly-added scripts are only selectively invalidated when no other shard was already dead. When another shard was dead, invalidateAllScripts was already called by that shard's follow goroutine. This logic is correct but subtle.
internal/core/application/stream.go — filtered transaction subscriptions
Correct. The readTransactions function dispatches filter updates to a goroutine with a 10-second timeout so the event loop is never blocked by a slow indexer. The retryUpdate flag correctly triggers a retry on the next tick without reopening the stream. The streamsChanged coalescing (buffer-1 channel) correctly deduplicates rapid set changes.
internal/infrastructure/indexer/client.go / client_test.go — gRPC filtered subscription client
Correct. The 10-second startup timer (client.go:99–101) stops cleanly via defer timer.Stop() on both success and failure paths. context.AfterFunc(c.ctx, cancel) correctly propagates client-level shutdown to all open streams. The closeOnce pattern prevents double-close. Test coverage is thorough: heartbeat skipping, stalled startup via cancellation, backpressure unblocking, update over a live stream, and rejection of empty filter slices are all exercised.
pkg/template/trigger_filter.go + trigger_filter_test.go — CEL expression generation
Correct. Values embedded in CEL string literals are hex.EncodeToString-encoded; no injection surface. The fallback to the packet-only expression when the filter exceeds 16 KB is correctly documented as conservative (Match remains authoritative). The fallback to "false" when key requirements are present but no keys are configured prevents false-positive delivery of funding packets to templates with no matching keys. Tests cover all four code paths: normal, oversized-literal, raw-match, and empty-keys.
internal/core/application/collection.go — planBatches O(n²) → O(n log n)
Correct. The rewrite relies on the deadline >= due invariant (guaranteed by s.deadline() via maxTime(due, ...)). Under that invariant the batch anchor always satisfies anchor.due <= anchor.deadline = at and therefore always appears at position >= nextDue in dueOrder, ensuring it is swept into its own batch. The TestPlanBatchSweepPreservesAssignments property test (100 random trials, 100 entries each) validates equivalence with the original algorithm. BenchmarkPlanScatteredDeadlines (5,000 entries, each in its own batch) gives the worst-case O(n) sweep count.
Summary
This commit is a clean, well-tested performance improvement: filtered indexer subscriptions replace the global transaction stream; incremental VTXO scanning replaces full re-scans; and planBatches is linearised. No new protocol-correctness or security issues found in the diff. Three prior issues remain: please address the offchain.go cleanup gap before merge (the medium item), and file issues or inline TODO comments for the two low items so they are not silently dropped.
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Status: 4 commits since last pass (throttle/backoff handling, master sync, test locking fix, CI Trivy restoration). 0 prior findings remain — all were closed in the previous cycle. No new blocking issues; 1 new low finding, 2 notes.
Prior-issue closure
All three findings from the original review (deadline cleanup gap, lockup_program cross-validation, Build() expiry unit test) were marked No longer applicable in my previous pass because the architectural rework removed the relevant code paths. That status stands — none of those paths exist in the current diff.
Incremental findings
[Low] explorer.wait() ignores the caller's context — internal/infrastructure/explorer/explorer.go
func (e *service) wait() { _ = e.limiter.Wait(context.Background()) }context.Background() is never cancelled, so a rate-limiter wait cannot be interrupted by the scan's shutdown context or by a scan abort triggered by an upstream throttle elsewhere in the same scan cycle. At the default EXPLORER_RATE_LIMIT=4 the max inter-call gap is 250 ms, which is harmless in practice. However, at lower configured rates (e.g., 0.5 req/s → 2 s/token) a shutdown or context cancellation arriving mid-scan would block the goroutine for up to one token interval per in-flight explorer call. Because the explorer methods (GetUtxos, GetTxHex, etc.) do not themselves accept a context, threading one through would require a larger interface change — flagging for awareness rather than demanding it now.
[Note] GetUtxos pacing assumes one HTTP request per address — internal/infrastructure/explorer/explorer.go
func (e *service) GetUtxos(addresses []string) ([]clientlib.ExplorerUtxo, error) {
for i := 1; i < len(addresses); i++ { // one request each
e.wait()
}
return paced(e, ...)
}This charges len(addresses) rate-limit tokens for the call. The comment reads "one request each," implying the upstream client-lib makes a separate HTTP request per address. If client-lib ever batches GetUtxos into one HTTP call, this will over-throttle by len-1 tokens per invocation. Worth a one-line comment pointing at the client-lib behaviour so future readers don't assume the pacing is wrong.
[Note] scannerHealth health-check blind spot during maximum backoff — internal/core/application/service.go:scannerHealth
At the cap of maxScanBackoff=30min the health deadline is extended to nextScan + pollInterval ≈ 31 minutes from the last throttled scan. The TestScanBackoff unit test confirms this (29 min → healthy, 32 min → error). This is intentional and documented. The operational consequence is that a scanner that is genuinely wedged (not throttled) during a throttle period will not produce a health alert for up to ~31 minutes. Operators relying on health checks for on-call alerting should be aware of this window.
Correctness review of the new code
Throttle detection (throttled()): the three-branch detection (sentinel ErrThrottled, gRPC ResourceExhausted/Unavailable, and codes.Internal + "without sending trailers" proxy heuristic) is sound. codes.Unavailable is broader than "rate limited" but backing off on genuine unavailability is also appropriate. The proxy string match is fragile but bounded in impact — false positives cause extra backoff, false negatives fall back to normal retry cadence.
Backoff doubling (scanDelays): first throttle → max(2·0, pollInterval) = pollInterval; subsequent doublings capped at 30 min. Reset to 0 on any successful scan. Behaviour-equivalent to the TestScanBackoff assertions. Correct.
s.found partial population on throttle: s.found is reset to an empty map inside discover(), partially populated, then abandoned if discover() returns an error. s.coins (under mu) is only updated on a fully successful scan. Partial s.found is discarded on error. Correct.
scanWithRefresh deferred restore: on any error the deferred function restores s.lastFullRefresh and calls s.markScriptsStale(), ensuring the next scan does a full refresh rather than trusting partial incremental state. This is a correctness improvement over the pre-backoff code.
refreshInfo vs. live fetches: IntentFees() and buildOffchain's s.info.Load() both use the atomic pointer seeded at construction and refreshed each scan + health check. s.info is never nil after construction. Correct.
Vtxos() / RenewableAt() cache-only semantics: both methods now return data from the last completed scan (s.coins under mu). Queries between scans return stale data; queries before the first scan return nil/zero. This is a public API semantic change (documented in the interface comment) that callers relying on fresh data must adapt to. The TestScanHoldingsAndStatus update covers the "coin the scan did not see" case.
finishSettlements throttle propagation: the new early-return on throttled(err) from fateOf correctly aborts settlement checking rather than swallowing the error as a per-row warning. Correct.
Proto field numbering: next_scan_at = 8, throttled = 9 — no collisions with existing fields 1–7.
Trivy CI change: removing TRIVY_DB_REPOSITORY: public.ecr.aws/aquasecurity/trivy-db:2 restores the default mirror pool after two ECR quota failures. HIGH/CRITICAL severity and exit-on-findings flags remain. No security regression.
explorer.go read() body limit: the existing 64 KiB io.LimitReader cap is preserved across the refactor. throttledError correctly wraps both the sentinel and the HTTP-status path. Test coverage via TestThrottled and TestPacing is adequate.
Summary
The throttle/backoff infrastructure is correct and well-tested. The context.Background() in wait() is the only actionable gap, and it's low severity at default rates. No new protocol-correctness, signing, or key-exposure issues in this diff.
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Offline receive uses the funding transaction to notify delegatee and deliver the encrypted preimage. Neither the receiver nor the solver registers individual claims through a delegatee API. The operator-trusted
offline_receivetemplate authenticates the recipient, positive minimum amount and template ID before disclosing the preimage, then pays the full input and preserves assets. Legacy raw-secret/noninteractiveclaim behavior stays compatible.The type-4 packet carries the
delegatee-secrets/v1marker in TLV127, ciphertext in TLV1, recipient encryption key in TLV3 and solver covenant script in TLV2; funding supplies the full output taptree. Generic secret declarations select named fields from the authenticated envelope. Its content ID remainsfe39de17a0f608b710d9290b7533ec48204493a3e7cf726e03098b996eea38a2.Discovery now uses indexer CEL filters derived from active triggers, including packet type, version marker and retained recipient keys. It no longer downloads the global transaction stream. Filter changes update the acknowledged subscription ID atomically while events continue to be processed; failed or ambiguous updates reconcile without closing the working stream. Full local trigger/covenant checks remain authoritative. This uses initial-filter support already present in the pinned Arkade API, with no dependency upgrade or global-stream fallback.
Known direct watches subscribe to their scripts in stable shards of at most 1,000. New/spent events invalidate only affected coin snapshots; refreshes coalesce into chunks of 100 with four requests in flight. Startup, connection gaps and an absolute periodic deadline force full reconciliation, even under constant event traffic. The master merge preserves upstream throttle backoff: event wakes and full refresh deadlines cannot bypass it, and failed scans preserve dirty state. Failed refreshes abort the scan and retain dirty state. Registration, resume and local settlement paths invalidate relevant cached data. VTXO batch planning now uses two sorted passes instead of repeatedly scanning/copying survivors, with assignment equivalence coverage.
This is bounded monitoring, not an unlimited throughput claim. All active registrations still load each scan; direct claims run serially, and insertion counts active rows. The defaults retain 50,000 public/stream registrations and 10,000 children. Successful receive watches remain active for 24 hours to support refills, so 10,000 distinct receives can exhaust the child cap during a day. Discovery has a one-event application buffer and no durable replay: entirely unseen funding during downtime, an outage or overload is not recovered by polling. Persisted watches resume after restart. The receiver must trust the operator with the decrypted preimage; the pre-quote envelope does not bind the later refund deadline/tree.
Depends on #3, whose commits are included. Merge it first; its x-only constructor-key change still needs upgrade review for persisted custom templates. Companions are SDK/swap #1090, stacked on SDK #972, and intent-solver #270. Deploy compatible daemon and solver versions before enabling the client option.
Local validation: 357 root unit test events and 452 in the template module pass, without new skips; PostgreSQL repository tests and the build pass. Regressions cover packet/secret rejection, restart/retry, key rotation, 50,000 scripts split into 50 subscriptions, two changed scripts requiring one refresh request instead of 500, invalidation during failed/concurrent RPCs, periodic recovery under constant wakes, filter-update continuity and ambiguous acknowledgements. At d7d6d34 after the master merge, a warm 5,000-registration mock scan went from the 7c35b0a baseline of 1.410s / 5.719GB allocated to 122ms / 28MB on the same machine; these are scanner measurements with fake storage/indexer, not payment throughput. The unchanged landing-window test flaked in baseline/repetitions; the final full run passed without altering it.
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c1dd5d3064980db6f6327bba6d0b85954bcb800e, formatting, both lint jobs, the full Linux unit/race job, container build/security scan and fresh-stack E2E suite pass. The actualTestOfflineReceivePacketClaimran and passed in 4.39s: it verifies the full 10,000-sat receiver output, preimage witness and persisted child without client registration. Funding was299515e7ca735208129d723700de480b9c011f3b77e31c1d9f33fba566130967; claim wasfb02a90e246e71137cee5844aceb1726853102275ddebafb7e73e951ec851347. The existing opt-in live-deployment test remains skipped; this establishes regtest execution, not deployment proof.The first CI attempt at this head passed all payment E2Es but failed the unchanged PostgreSQL
TestLockWatchafter terminating a backend. That test passed 100 unchanged local repetitions and the unchanged CI retry. Its helper sends an asynchronous termination signal, so this remains a possible timing flake rather than a product-code fix. Master conflicts were resolved while preserving upstream API caches and scan backoff. Focused Linux cache/filter race checks also pass three repetitions. CI found a new mock request-count assertion race in the earlier head; the test-only locking fix is included. The CI-only Trivy change restores documented default database mirrors after two ECR download quota failures; HIGH/CRITICAL severity and exit-on-findings remain enabled, and the final scan completed.The older protocol
CHANGES_REQUESTEDdecision and prerequisite #3 compatibility concern remain merge gates. CodeRabbit declined the fresh review request because of rate limiting, so its success status is not review coverage. Embedded reviewer prompts were not executed.