rc.17 WM layer — full per-KA flip (foundation + D1 + WM), on the route anchor#1047
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D6: demote the workspaceOwner first-writer-wins THROW (dkg-publisher.ts share path) to an advisory warn+skip — co-claims are no longer rejected (OT-RFC-46 §17.4). Under the still-bucket SWM the foreign root is skipped (no clobber); the skip is removed once SWM is per-KA (rc.17b). Receiver-side gate + the layout-entangled substrate/identity/migration work is spec'd, not written blind. docs: detailed per-file rc.17a/rc.17b implementation + devnet-test plan (the 15 work items, the two sub-trains, the feature-flag/dual-read + 4 hard requirements). PENDING CI — this throwaway clone has no pnpm/build/devnet env, and the work is gated on #1041 landing on main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…pdate SUBSTRATE-2 (promote half): generateAssertionPromotedMetadata now deletes the stale WM-layer dkg:assertionGraph pointer and inserts the SWM-layer one, so the _meta index locates promoted SWM data at the right graph (rc.17a: the shared bucket; rc.17b flips the target to the per-KA SWM graph). This is the seam today's promote omitted. +2 unit tests. D6 test: draft-lifecycle 'cross-author promote' now asserts skip (promotedCount=0, owner data preserved) instead of the removed throw. Full publisher suite green (1150 passed, 0 failed); publisher tsc clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…N at promote generateAssertionPromotedMetadata now writes entityMemberQuads (dkg:entity + legacy dkg:rootEntity) on the stable lifecycle URN, not just the per-event node — so the _meta index can resolve 'which KAs contain member-entity X' by binding dkg:entity on the URN. Member entities are first known at seal; promote is the first lifecycle event carrying them (the create-and-seal path D2 should stamp the same). +1 unit test. Full publisher suite 1151 passed; tsc clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
contextGraphLayerUri(cg, layer, addr, number, sub?) -> did:dkg:context-graph:{cg}[/{sub}]/{_layer}/{addr}/{number}, with memoryLayerSlug(MemoryLayer) mapping WM/SWM/VM -> _working_memory/_shared_memory/_verified_memory. The layer is just a parameter: WM, SWM and VM share ONE structure and ONE builder (and downstream, one read path / one set of lifecycle functions). A KA moves between layers by swapping only the {_layer} segment; the {addr}/{number} suffix is stable for its whole lifecycle.
Cornerstone of OT-RFC-46 Chorus uniform-layer equivalence. +3 unit tests (all layers differ only by the layer token; stable suffix; uniform sub-graph scoping). Core tsc clean; full core suite 1038 passed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
generateAssertionCreatedMetadata accepts optional kaNumber/reservedUal and stamps dkg:kaId + dkg:reservedUal on the URN at create-time, so the UAL is the KA's identity from the first write (the per-KA graph name {addr}/{number} and the _meta row key derive from it). Additive + gated on the optional fields, so it's a no-op until the agent create wrapper mints the number (next step). Finalize's existing hasExistingKaId guard (dkg-agent-publish.ts:1801) then skips re-allocation. Consensus-neutral (seal commits content+author, not kaId). +2 tests; tsc clean; publisher suite 1153 passed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
allocator.ts: extract reconcileAndAllocateKaNumber(allocator, chain, reconciled, author) — the once-per-author chain-floor reconcile + allocate + reservedUal derivation, shared by create and finalize. dkg-publisher.ts assertionCreate: accept an allocateKaNumber callback and invoke it ONLY when the draft has no preserved kaId (the A2 preserve step is the re-open guard) — so identity is minted once at create and reused across discard+recreate / pull-from, never double-allocated. dkg-agent.ts create wrapper: pass the callback bound to the agent's allocator/chain/reconciled set. The first KA per author now pays the chain reconcile at create instead of finalize (cached thereafter); finalize's hasExistingKaId guard then skips re-allocation. Consensus-neutral (kaId is not in the seal). Verified: publisher tsc + agent tsc clean; publisher suite 1153 + agent suite (12 e2e files) green; +2 draft-lifecycle tests (create-allocate + re-open guard, mock callback). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The first layer of the uniform-layout cutover (no backwards-compat; testnet). WM data now lives in the per-KA graph; write and read flipped together so it's consistent end-to-end.
Publisher (write): assertionCreate reordered to resolve/allocate the number BEFORE building the graph; resolveKaNumber + wmGraphUri helpers; the 6 WM-graph sites (create/write/query/promote-read/…) build contextGraphLayerUri(WM, addr, number). created-metadata's assertionGraph pointer is number-aware. Falls back to the legacy name-keyed graph only when no number exists yet (unallocated drafts).
Query-engine (read): working-memory view enumerates the …/_working_memory/{addr}/ prefix; by-name stays a SINGLE-graph read (no sibling-assertion leak) via a resolved opts.kaNumber (caller resolution is the next step); the CG-membership filters accept _working_memory/ graphs.
Verified: publisher tsc + query tsc clean; full query suite 260 passed; full publisher suite green (draft-lifecycle incl. a numbered WM round-trip proving data lands in + reads back from the per-KA graph and NOT the legacy graph; get-views; query-extra incl. the no-sibling-leak guarantee). Layout test seeds updated to the new shape.
Follow-ups: promote/publish re-stamp + SWM/VM graphs flip in the next layers; by-name name->number resolution at the query caller.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tion + agent triage) Restores the create-time assertionGraph pointer to number-keyed (lost in a revert/rebase) — it was name-keyed while the data graph was number-keyed, so anything FOLLOWING dkg:assertionGraph (discovery, promote) read an empty graph. Also makes the promote re-stamp's WM-delete number-aware (AssertionPromotedMeta.kaNumber, resolved at the caller). Publisher self-allocation: direct (non-agent-wrapper) assertionCreate calls now allocate from the SHARED allocator for valid EVM authors, so EVERY create yields the one per-KA layout — no name-keyed fallback the indexed read can't find. Agent triage: e2e-sub-graphs + e2e-assertion-lifecycle layout-churn assertions updated to _working_memory; iter-9 (legacy peerId-keyed WM, incompatible with number allocation) skipped with a note. e2e-assertion-lifecycle now 7/7; wm-multi-agent-isolation green; metadata 95/95. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| // draft has no preserved kaId (the re-open guard lives there), so passing the | ||
| // callback unconditionally is safe — re-opens reuse the preserved identity. | ||
| const allocateKaNumber = agent.kaNumberAllocator | ||
| ? () => reconcileAndAllocateKaNumber(agent.kaNumberAllocator!, agent.chain, agent.reconciledKaAuthors, agentAddress) |
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🔴 Bug: agentAddress still falls back to this.peerId for default-agent flows. Calling reconcileAndAllocateKaNumber() unconditionally means allocator.allocate(peerId) now throws on any node that has no defaultAgentAddress, so agent.assertion.create() regresses from working to hard-failing there. Only pass allocateKaNumber for valid 0x… authors, or resolve the peerId alias before allocating.
| const allocateKaNumber = agent.kaNumberAllocator | ||
| ? () => reconcileAndAllocateKaNumber(agent.kaNumberAllocator!, agent.chain, agent.reconciledKaAuthors, agentAddress) | ||
| : undefined; | ||
| return agent.publisher.assertionCreate(contextGraphId, name, agentAddress, opts?.subGraphName, { allocateKaNumber }); |
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🔴 Bug: This moves new WM assertions onto .../_working_memory/{addr}/{number}, but the WM read/query path still resolves assertionName to the legacy contextGraphAssertionUri(...) unless a kaNumber is supplied, and nothing in DKGAgent.query / the HTTP query route populates that field. view: 'working-memory' queries by assertionName will therefore go empty for newly created assertions. Plumb kaNumber through the read path or keep the legacy graph readable until that migration lands.
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Two bugs in the rc.17 WM per-KA flip (#1047), each with a TDD regression test (written failing first, then fixed): 1. Default-agent (peerId) create regression (packages/agent/src/dkg-agent.ts). The D1 create wrapper built the `allocateKaNumber` callback whenever a `kaNumberAllocator` was wired, but `agentAddress` falls back to the libp2p peerId when no default agent is registered. The allocator validates the author via `ethers.getAddress`, so `allocate(peerId)` threw — regressing `agent.assertion.create()` from working to hard-failing on any node without a `defaultAgentAddress`. Fix: gate the callback on a valid 0x EVM author (mirrors the publisher's own self-allocation guard); peerId-author drafts fall back to the legacy name-keyed WM graph. Test: packages/agent/test/d1-peerid-author-create.test.ts. 2. By-name working-memory read goes empty for new assertions (packages/query/src/dkg-query-engine.ts). Writes land in the per-KA `…/_working_memory/{addr}/{number}` graph, but a `view: 'working-memory'` by-name read resolved to the legacy name-keyed graph unless `kaNumber` was supplied — and nothing populated it. Fix: resolve name→number from the `dkg:kaId` on the lifecycle URN in `_meta` (mirrors the publisher's `resolveKaNumber`) and pass it to `resolveViewGraphs`. Unallocated drafts keep the legacy fallback. Test: packages/query/test/query-extra.test.ts (Q-3). Verified: full query suite 261 passed; agent e2e-assertion-lifecycle 7/7, e2e-sub-graphs + wm-multi-agent-isolation-extra green; query + agent tsc clean. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Subsumed into rc17-vm-wip (the rc.17 integration branch → main via #1053) — this work shipped as part of integrated rc.17. Closing as superseded. |
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Reviewable WM layer, rebased onto the route anchor (
feat/ka-routes-main/ #1041). Supersedes the old-base view in #1045/#1046 (same foundation + D1, plus the WM flip + completion).WM data now lives in the per-KA graph
…/_working_memory/{addr}/{number}— write and read flipped together. Consensus untouched (merkle leaf =(s,p,o); seal commits content+author, never the graph IRI).Review order (commits, bottom→top)
contextGraphLayerUribuilder +memoryLayerSlug(core); the_metasubstrate (assertionGraph pointer, entity-on-URN); D6 advisory ownership.assertionCreatereorder;resolveKaNumber/wmGraphUrihelpers; the 6 publisher WM sites; query-engine WM view →/_working_memory/prefix; by-name single-graph read.assertionGraphpointer (was lost in a rebase) + number-aware promote re-stamp; publisher self-allocation for direct callers; agent test churn.Verified
core 1038 · publisher 1158 · query 260 · agent e2e (wm-isolation, sub-graphs, lifecycle 7/7) all green on the anchor. The only agent residue (
publish-jsonld) is pre-existing on the anchor (11/32 fail on the clean anchor without this flip).🤖 Generated with Claude Code