refactor(web3): sign every chain inside the tinywallet module (−6,252 lines)

[senamakel]

Scope note. This PR started as "re-vendor tinywallet and delete the inlined
copy". It grew, across four merged upstream releases, into moving all key
derivation and signing out of this binary. The description below is the
current state; the original re-vendoring is the first section.

1. The original finding: a de-vendored crate

3ee5a3cad removed the vendor/tinywallet submodule and inlined ~3,700 lines
of the crate into src/openhuman/web3/wallet/primitives/, rewriting every
crate:: path and collapsing tinywallet's granular chain gates onto web3.

Collateral damage from that PR's larger memory-module work rather than a
deliberate reversal: nothing that documents the design moved with it. Cargo.toml
still explained why tinywallet is taken without tx/client; AGENTS.md still
told you to git submodule update --init vendor/tinywallet. Left alone this is
the drift that gets expensive — a private fork of a shared crate, quietly
accumulating fixes the other hosts never see.

It had already accumulated four, including a real key-derivation bug:
parse_path accepted any u32 as a raw index while the caller hardens with
index | 0x8000_0000, so a segment that already carried the bit OR-ed to itself
and m/44'/501'/2147483648' derived the same key as m/44'/501'/0'. All four
were ported upstream rather than left in the fork.

primitives/ is deleted here; the references name tinywallet directly.

2. What it became: the key stopped living in this process

A loaded module could not previously be sent a secret at all, so the wallet ran
split — module builds, host signs. Four upstream releases changed that:

tinybus#15	a pinned-release module was never attested, so every confidential call to it would have been refused. The digest was verified twice and discarded
tinywallet v0.2.3	same module, rebuilt against a bus that can attest it
tinywallet v0.3.0	DeriveAccount / SignTransaction / ExportKey, confidential-only
tinywallet v0.4.0	SignMessage, for encodings the wire contract does not model

All four chains now derive and sign inside the module. This binary does
neither.

Bitcoin, EVM and Tron go through SignTransaction, which takes transaction
fields — so the module rebuilds and checks the recipient. Solana and x402 use
SignMessage, which takes bytes: they hand-build SPL transfers and x402's
compute-budget/memo/two-signer payment, which TransactionSpec does not model.
That is a blind signature and the module cannot verify it. It is not a
downgrade — the alternative for those two was never a verified signature, it was
deriving the key here, which is what they did. Modelling SPL properly would
restore the check and is tracked separately; it does not change custody.

One call still returns key material: ExportKey, solely for tiny.place's
LocalSigner::from_seed, which takes a seed and cannot be handed a message.

This is admission control, not isolation. A loaded module shares this address
space and never needed the bus to reach a secret. What the rule buys is that the
bus will not deliver one to code nobody allowlisted.

3. The guard

attested_proxy refuses to send the phrase unless the module is attested and
the attested digest is one registry.rs pinned. The broker already refuses
unattested recipients, so this is a deliberate second check: it fails before
the phrase is serialized into a frame, and it compares against this build's own
table — which the broker cannot do, since it only knows the host vouched for
something, not that it vouched for something we named.

4. What was shed — measured, not assumed

• tinywallet feature set: 71 → 32 packages. key and tx are gone;
  tx-codec stays for the host-side Tron verifier, which needs no bitcoin.
• k256 and coins-bip39 leave the product graph entirely — confirmed with
  cargo tree -e normal -i, which prints nothing for either. Both move to
  dev-dependencies, where fixtures still derive a known account; dev features are
  not linked into the shipped binary. This also retires the coins-bip39
  0.8/0.13 split.
• curve25519-dalek stays: ATA derivation needs the off-curve check, and
  tinyplace pulls it in through ed25519-dalek regardless.

Also deleted: a hand-rolled SLIP-0010 walk in x402 duplicating tinywallet's, and
this repo's entire host-side split-signing path, which had no callers left. The
module still exports BuildUnsigned/AttachSignature for hosts that reach it
across a transport, where the key must not travel.

5. A bug this surfaced

ExportKey was called with a bare SecretMaterial where the module expects an
ExportRequest wrapping one. It compiled and would have failed at
deserialization across the bus — surfacing only at runtime, on the one path that
exports a key. call_confidential is generic over its argument, so nothing
checks this. Fixed, all four call shapes audited, and request_shapes now pins
them apart.

6. Verification

Check	Result
cargo check --features <product> (± --tests)	clean
cargo test --lib <product> web3	142 passed, 0 failed
cargo test --lib <product> modules	72 passed, 0 failed
cargo test --lib <product> tinyplace	215 passed, 0 failed
both lockfiles --locked	clean
cargo fmt --check, clippy	clean
kernel floor	unmoved (macOS reads +1 against the Linux-calibrated ratchet; verified identical with the pre-bump pins)

Coverage trade-off, stated plainly: Solana's unit tests derive locally under
cfg(test) — they have no loaded module, and what they cover is RPC
choreography and wire format, not custody. They therefore no longer exercise the
module wiring. That is covered instead by tinywallet's loader E2E against a real
dlopen'd module, and by the attestation-guard tests here.

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The PR vendors tinywallet, updates Cargo features, migrates wallet and x402 integrations to its APIs, and removes the internal wallet primitives.

Changes

Wallet migration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Dependency and submodule wiring .gitmodules, Cargo.toml, vendor/tinywallet, src/openhuman/web3/wallet/mod.rs	The repository adds the tinywallet submodule and enables its wallet features. Direct cryptographic dependencies and the internal primitives module declaration are removed.
Wallet API migration src/openhuman/modules/wallet*, src/openhuman/web3/wallet/{abi.rs,chains/*,execution.rs}	Wallet address validation, key derivation, ABI encoding, and transaction types now use tinywallet. The internal wallet primitive implementations and tests are deleted.
Tron verification migration src/openhuman/web3/wallet/chains/tron.rs	Tron transaction verification, transaction-ID generation, protobuf encoding, fixtures, and assertions now use tinywallet.
Transport integration src/openhuman/web3/wallet/transport.rs	RPC transport types and chain identifiers now come from tinywallet.
x402 integration src/openhuman/web3/x402/{ops.rs,x402_tests.rs}	x402 payment construction and tests now use tinywallet EIP-712, key derivation, chain, and address APIs.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to 9907b

This refactor centralizes wallet and transaction primitives in a pinned shared dependency while retaining host-side custody, fee policy, and transaction binding. The supplied checks pass, but merge should include owner awareness of the unverified pinned implementation and the two remaining documentation and test-assurance discrepancies.

Possibly related PRs

• tinyhumansai/openhuman#5476: Migrates overlapping wallet paths to the vendored tinywallet crate.
• tinyhumansai/openhuman#5495: Updates overlapping wallet and x402 integrations.
• tinyhumansai/openhuman#5525: Reverts wallet references from tinywallet to internal primitives.

Suggested labels: rust-core

Suggested reviewers: al629176

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Keys and chains now share one way,
Tron checks guard each byte today. 🐇

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How this change flows

0 changed behaviours across 1 relationship. 2 surrounding behaviours are shown (60 graph nodes walked). 58 further behaviours left out to keep the diagram readable.

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[senamakel]

Second commit: the Tron verifier moves out too

The first commit restored the crate. This one acts on what restoring it revealed: chains/tron.rs had grown its own protobuf reader.

tron_transaction_spec hand-rolled varint decoding, field walking, singular-field accessors and contract unwrapping in order to check what a Tron node returned before signing it. None of that is OpenHuman-specific — it is how a Tron transaction is encoded, which is identical for every host.

It moves to tinywallet::tx::{proto, tron::verify_contract} (tinyhumansai/tinywallet#17). tron.rs loses 230 lines and gains 50.

This made the crate better, not just smaller

tinywallet's own verify_transfer was the weaker of the two implementations:

if !raw_data_hex.to_ascii_lowercase().contains(&to_hex.to_ascii_lowercase())

A substring scan. The recipient appearing somewhere in the bytes does not make it the to_address being signed, and the amount was not checked at all. OpenHuman's parser caught both; the crate's did not. Two regression tests now pin exactly that gap upstream — a decoy field and a substituted amount each pass verify_transfer and fail verify_contract.

That is the argument for keeping shared code shared, made concrete: the fix existed here for months and every other host was exposed.

No new native build

Taken with the new tx-codec feature rather than tx. tx pulls bitcoin and its native secp256k1 build, which this crate deliberately sheds; tx-codec carries only the verification half. Confirmed:

$ cargo tree --features "$(bash scripts/ci/product-features.sh)" \
    -e normal --prefix none | sort -u | grep -icE "^bitcoin |^secp256k1 "
0

Verification

Check	Result
cargo check --features <product>	clean
cargo test --lib --features <product> web3	142 passed, 0 failed, 8 ignored (module-backed, #[ignore] by design)
tinywallet gate matrix	no-features · tron · tron,tx-codec · full host set — all clean
tinywallet --all-features	297 + 7 + 9 + 18, 0 failed; clippy + fmt clean

Two test assertions move from "TRC20" to "TRC-20" to match the crate's error wording. Behaviour is unchanged — the same inputs are still rejected, by the same rules.

Merge order is now: tinywallet#16 → tinywallet#17 → this. The submodule is pinned to #17's head.

Running total

−5,520 lines from openhuman across both commits, with the deleted logic living in one place every host reaches instead of one fork each.

[senamakel]

Correction: the merge-order note above is stale

tinywallet #16 is on main, but #17's content is not, despite GitHub marking it merged.

#17 was based on fix/slip10-raw-index-bound. That branch was squash-merged into main as #16 at 16:00:41; #17 then merged into the same branch at 16:01:55, 74 seconds later. A squash-merge collapses the branch and main stops tracking it, so the later merge landed somewhere main no longer follows. main has no src/tx/proto.rs, no verify_contract, no tx-codec.

Re-opened against main directly as tinyhumansai/tinywallet#18, not stacked. This branch's submodule now points at #18's head, which sits directly on main.

Rebasing onto main changed the substance, not just the base

tinywallet #15 (fix(tron): bind transfer fields before signing) landed in between and overlaps this work. Three consequences:

1. #15 partly closed the gap, so one of my claims is no longer true. verify_transfer now checks the amount as well as the recipient. My amount test previously asserted "the weak check cannot see this at all" — that was true when written and is not any more, so it is gone rather than left to read as a stronger result than it is.

What #15 did not change is that both checks are byte-run searches. The decoy case still passes:

// Both of `verify_transfer`'s checks are satisfied: the requested
// address is present (in the decoy) and so is the amount's varint.
// Neither is the field that will execute.
assert!(verify_transfer(&raw, TO, &id, &transfer).is_ok(),
        "the positional-blind check is fooled by the decoy");

Contract type, call_value, fee_limit and the ERC-20 selector remain unchecked by a byte search.

2. Three type mirrors collapse to one. #15 added wire::TronTransfer, identical in shape to this PR's local TronTransferVerification and to the tx::tron::Transfer I had proposed upstream. Both mine are dropped: the crate takes wire::TronTransfer directly, and openhuman's becomes a type alias to it.

3. TransactionSpec::Tron gained a transfer field, so the wallet module re-verifies against the bytes it is about to sign instead of trusting the host's verdict. Threaded through here, and the two spec-equality tests now pin it.

tron.rs is 1,288 → 1,104 lines. Feature-forwarding gate passes; full web3 suite re-running against the rebased crate and I'll confirm below.

[senamakel]

Rebase complete — green

Submodule repinned to tinyhumansai/tinywallet#18, which targets main directly (not stacked, so the failure mode that swallowed #17 cannot recur here).

Check	Result
cargo test --lib --features <product> web3	142 passed, 0 failed, 8 ignored (module-backed, #[ignore] by design)
cargo check --features <product>	clean
scripts/ci/check-feature-forwarding.mjs	passes both directions
tinywallet --all-features	299 + 7 + 18, 0 failed; clippy + fmt clean
tinywallet gate matrix	no-features · tron · tron,tx-codec · full host set — all clean
bitcoin / secp256k1 in openhuman's product graph	absent

Two things caught on the way, both mine:

• Two test constructors hadn't picked up feat: add Developer Options panel with tools for skills, AI configura… #15's new TransactionSpec::Tron { transfer } field. They now also assert the transfer reaches the wire, which is the property feat: add Developer Options panel with tools for skills, AI configura… #15 added it for.
• I had aligned the crate's error wording to main's "TRC20" but left openhuman asserting the hyphenated "TRC-20" from my earlier draft. Now consistent.

tron.rs: 1,288 → 1,104 lines. Running total across both commits: −5,528 lines from openhuman.

Merge order is just tinywallet#18 → this.

[senamakel]

Submodule now points at tinywallet main — no branch pin, no merge order

tinywallet#18 is merged and verified present on main (src/tx/proto.rs exists, verify_contract resolves, tx-codec is declared). This PR is now independently mergeable.

Pinned at a62150c, which also picks up #19's two follow-ups to the merged code — a rustdoc intra-doc link in tx::proto and a let-chain rewritten as a nested if for MSRV. Both cosmetic.

Check	Result
cargo test --lib --features <product> web3	142 passed, 0 failed, 8 ignored
scripts/ci/check-feature-forwarding.mjs	passes both directions
bitcoin / secp256k1 in product graph	absent

One thing rides in that I'd rather it didn't

main also carries #7, a dependabot bump of sha3 0.10 → 0.12. That is not free here:

main:  459 packages
this:  463 packages

ADDED:  sha3 v0.12.0, keccak v0.2.1, sponge-cursor v0.1.0
REMOVED: nothing — sha3 0.10.9 is still there

coins-bip32 0.8 pins sha3 0.10 via coins-core, and cargo cannot unify across a major, so 0.12 lands beside it rather than replacing it — along with a duplicated keccak / digest / block-buffer / crypto-common tail. tinywallet uses Keccak256::digest and nothing else, which is identical in both versions, so the three packages buy nothing.

tinyhumansai/tinywallet#20 pins it back to 0.10 with a comment so the next bump has to argue with it. Take that in a later submodule bump and the +3 goes away.

I've called this out rather than absorbed it quietly: this PR's whole argument is carrying less, and a reduction that silently re-adds packages on the way in is exactly how a floor grows back.

Net

tron.rs 1,288 → 1,104. −5,528 lines across the branch, +3 packages pending #20.

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Requesting changes: 4 lane(s) blocking, worst finding is high.

Fix or reply to the findings below and push. The next review clears this automatically once they are gone — you should not need to dismiss anything by hand.

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Requesting changes: 3 lane(s) blocking, worst finding is critical.

Fix or reply to the findings below and push. The next review clears this automatically once they are gone — you should not need to dismiss anything by hand.

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security:    $0.1067 · 180,662 in / 38,583 out  · 12,544 cached (7%) · deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro-0813
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[tinysweeper]

Requesting changes: 1 lane(s) blocking, worst finding is high.

Fix or reply to the findings below and push. The next review clears this automatically once they are gone — you should not need to dismiss anything by hand.

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critique:    $0.0062 · 12,071 in  / 1,590 out  · 896 cached (7%)      · deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro-0813
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[tinysweeper]

Requesting changes: 2 lane(s) blocking, worst finding is high.

Fix or reply to the findings below and push. The next review clears this automatically once they are gone — you should not need to dismiss anything by hand.

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