fix(replay): scope durable thought signatures per credential and bound persist visibility - #2078
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…d persist visibility The durable thought-signature store keyed entries by thread + destination + model but not by credential, so account A's Gemini signatures could replay under account B on the same destination (#1926 gap 1). Keys now carry a salted-HMAC credential identity (installation-local salt persisted beside the store, full 256-bit output — never an unsalted digest of key material) derived from the persisted OAuth account-slot id, the API key, or the Codex account handle; a scope that cannot produce one fails closed instead of sharing a durable slot. STORE_VERSION 3 -> 4 drops old rows on load (not upgradable — no credential info was recorded). Gap 2: terminal frames could become externally visible before the queued signature persist settled. All async terminal paths (completed, truncation and adapter-EOF incompletes, failed) and both buffered JSON returns now await a bounded (250ms) durability barrier; the sync stall-timeout kill path keeps the pre-existing best-effort behavior, documented in place. Closes #1926
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds restart-stable credential identities to thought-signature replay keys, persists a local salt, invalidates older entries, and waits for queued writes before selected responses and terminal events. Tests cover scoping, reloads, validation, and durability. ChangesThought-signature replay durability
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participant ResponseCore
participant ReplayStore
participant PersistenceQueue
participant Bridge
ResponseCore->>ReplayStore: bind durable credential scope
ResponseCore->>ReplayStore: queue thought-signature persistence
ReplayStore->>PersistenceQueue: write replay state
ResponseCore->>ReplayStore: awaitThoughtSignatureDurability
ReplayStore-->>ResponseCore: complete or reach timeout
ResponseCore->>Bridge: return or emit response
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In `@src/bridge.ts`:
- Around line 1206-1208: Move awaitThoughtSignatureDurability before every
signature-bearing terminal frame, including frames emitted by
closeCurrentToolCall and failCurrentToolCall and the undeclared-tool,
malformed-tool-call, translator-buffer-overflow, and outer-error paths. Make the
close/failure finalization asynchronous or stage terminal frames until
durability completes, routing asynchronous terminal paths through one shared
finalization helper; retain only the documented synchronous stall-timeout path
as best effort.
In `@src/responses/thought-signature-replay.ts`:
- Around line 336-344: Update persist() and awaitThoughtSignatureDurability() so
write failures remain observable without breaking queue usability: retain a
failed result or error state for each completed atomicWriteFileAsync operation,
return "persisted", "failed", or "timed_out" from the durability barrier, and
record the result at the buffered response boundary before continuing with the
bounded best-effort flow.
- Around line 84-105: Require exactly 32 bytes at both salt boundaries: update
thoughtSignatureReplaySalt to accept persisted salts only when raw.length is 32,
regenerating invalid files before use, and update
durableReplayCredentialIdentity to reject any salt whose length is not 32 before
deriving the identity. Apply the changes in
src/responses/thought-signature-replay.ts lines 84-105 and
src/responses/reasoning-replay-cache.ts lines 142-153.
In `@src/server/responses/core.ts`:
- Around line 333-345: Update the Anthropic OAuth account-pool selection flow
and bindRouteReasoningReplayScope so the selected account supplies
replayOAuthCredentialSnapshot with its account-slot identity and valid transient
credential state, allowing credentialIdentity to be derived. Ensure
durableReplayCredentialIdentity uses the selected account slot, not the rotating
generation, and add a regression test covering two pooled accounts with restart
replay isolated between them.
In `@tests/thought-signature-credential-scope.test.ts`:
- Around line 112-119: Add a focused regression test near the existing
terminal-barrier test that uses a persistence test hook to hold the persist
promise, starts awaitThoughtSignatureDurability with a short explicit timeout,
advances fake time, and verifies the barrier resolves before persistence
settles; then release the held write and restore the hook/timers.
- Around line 89-104: Strengthen the test around thoughtSignatureReplaySalt by
recording the initial salt bytes, calling resetThoughtSignatureReplayForTests(),
and loading the salt again to verify the bytes are identical; also assert the
salt is exactly 32 bytes. Keep the existing identity and full-width HMAC
assertions unchanged.
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| // #1926 gap 2: bound the window in which a handed-out thought signature is | ||
| // not yet durable before the turn becomes externally terminal. | ||
| await awaitThoughtSignatureDurability(); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Move the barrier before every signature-bearing terminal frame.
The waits execute after closeCurrentToolCall() and failCurrentToolCall() have already emitted response.output_item.done. A client can therefore receive a tool item before its replay write settles.
Several failure paths also emit terminal frames without any wait:
- Line 1040-1048: undeclared tool failure.
- Line 1114-1122: malformed tool-call failure.
- Line 802-818: translator-buffer overflow.
- Line 1305-1314: outer error catch.
Make signature-bearing close functions asynchronous, or stage their frames until awaitThoughtSignatureDurability() completes. Route every asynchronous terminal path through one shared finalization helper. Keep only the documented synchronous stall-timeout path as best effort.
Also applies to: 1223-1223, 1244-1244, 1273-1274, 1335-1335
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In `@src/bridge.ts` around lines 1206 - 1208, Move awaitThoughtSignatureDurability
before every signature-bearing terminal frame, including frames emitted by
closeCurrentToolCall and failCurrentToolCall and the undeclared-tool,
malformed-tool-call, translator-buffer-overflow, and outer-error paths. Make the
close/failure finalization asynchronous or stage terminal frames until
durability completes, routing asynchronous terminal paths through one shared
finalization helper; retain only the documented synchronous stall-timeout path
as best effort.
| export function thoughtSignatureReplaySalt(): Buffer | undefined { | ||
| if (saltLoaded) return cachedSalt; | ||
| saltLoaded = true; | ||
| try { | ||
| const raw = readFileSync(saltPath()); | ||
| if (raw.length >= 16) { | ||
| cachedSalt = raw; | ||
| return cachedSalt; | ||
| } | ||
| } catch { | ||
| // fall through to mint | ||
| } | ||
| try { | ||
| const minted = randomBytes(32); | ||
| writeFileSync(saltPath(), minted, { mode: 0o600 }); | ||
| cachedSalt = minted; | ||
| } catch { | ||
| // Unwritable config dir: no durable credential identity this process; the durable | ||
| // store fails closed (keyFor returns undefined) rather than keying under a shared id. | ||
| cachedSalt = undefined; | ||
| } | ||
| return cachedSalt; |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Require the specified 256-bit salt at every boundary.
The loader accepts a 16-byte salt at src/responses/thought-signature-replay.ts Line 89, and durableReplayCredentialIdentity accepts the same value at src/responses/reasoning-replay-cache.ts Line 148. This permits a 128-bit or otherwise non-256-bit persisted salt despite the stated 256-bit installation salt contract.
src/responses/thought-signature-replay.ts#L84-L105: accept only exactly 32 bytes. Regenerate an invalid file before using it.src/responses/reasoning-replay-cache.ts#L142-L153: require exactly 32 bytes before deriving the durable identity.
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In `@src/responses/thought-signature-replay.ts` around lines 84 - 105, Require
exactly 32 bytes at both salt boundaries: update thoughtSignatureReplaySalt to
accept persisted salts only when raw.length is 32, regenerating invalid files
before use, and update durableReplayCredentialIdentity to reject any salt whose
length is not 32 before deriving the identity. Apply the changes in
src/responses/thought-signature-replay.ts lines 84-105 and
src/responses/reasoning-replay-cache.ts lines 142-153.
| export function awaitThoughtSignatureDurability(capMs = 250): Promise<void> { | ||
| let timer: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined; | ||
| const cap = new Promise<void>(resolve => { | ||
| timer = setTimeout(resolve, capMs); | ||
| }); | ||
| return Promise.race([persistChain, cap]).then(() => { | ||
| if (timer !== undefined) clearTimeout(timer); | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Expose persistence failures to the durability barrier.
persist() catches every atomicWriteFileAsync() rejection and resolves persistChain. Therefore, Line 341 completes immediately after a failed write. The buffered response path then exposes a signature without a durable commit and without any failure signal.
Keep the queue usable after a failure, but retain a "failed" result or error state for the completed write. Make awaitThoughtSignatureDurability() return "persisted", "failed", or "timed_out". Record the failed result at the response boundary before proceeding under the bounded best-effort policy.
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In `@src/responses/thought-signature-replay.ts` around lines 336 - 344, Update
persist() and awaitThoughtSignatureDurability() so write failures remain
observable without breaking queue usability: retain a failed result or error
state for each completed atomicWriteFileAsync operation, return "persisted",
"failed", or "timed_out" from the durability barrier, and record the result at
the buffered response boundary before continuing with the bounded best-effort
flow.
| if (provider.authMode === "oauth") { | ||
| credentialIdentity = reasoningReplayOAuthCredentialIdentity( | ||
| args.oauthCredentialSnapshot, | ||
| provider.headers, | ||
| ); | ||
| // The persisted account-slot id survives token refresh and restarts; the rotating | ||
| // generation deliberately does NOT participate (#1926 design: rotation-safe). | ||
| credentialDurableIdentity = durableReplayCredentialIdentity( | ||
| "oauth", | ||
| args.oauthCredentialSnapshot?.accountId, | ||
| provider.headers, | ||
| durableSalt, | ||
| ); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Bind replay scope for Anthropic OAuth account-pool selections.
When the Anthropic OAuth account pool is enabled, src/server/responses/core.ts Lines 2156-2175 selects an account and access token but leaves replayOAuthCredentialSnapshot undefined. The call at Lines 2235-2243 then reaches this branch without a snapshot. Line 388 rejects the scope because credentialIdentity is absent. Durable replay is therefore disabled for pooled Anthropic OAuth accounts.
Carry the selected account-slot identity and valid transient credential state into bindRouteReasoningReplayScope. Derive credentialDurableIdentity from the selected account slot. Add a regression test that selects two Anthropic pool accounts and verifies restart replay is isolated per account.
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts` around lines 333 - 345, Update the Anthropic
OAuth account-pool selection flow and bindRouteReasoningReplayScope so the
selected account supplies replayOAuthCredentialSnapshot with its account-slot
identity and valid transient credential state, allowing credentialIdentity to be
derived. Ensure durableReplayCredentialIdentity uses the selected account slot,
not the rotating generation, and add a regression test covering two pooled
accounts with restart replay isolated between them.
| test("salt is minted once, persisted, and produces stable full-width identities", () => { | ||
| const salt = thoughtSignatureReplaySalt(); | ||
| expect(salt).toBeDefined(); | ||
| const again = thoughtSignatureReplaySalt(); | ||
| expect(again).toBe(salt); | ||
| const id1 = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-secret", undefined, salt); | ||
| const id2 = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-secret", undefined, salt); | ||
| const other = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-other", undefined, salt); | ||
| expect(id1).toBe(id2); | ||
| expect(id1).not.toBe(other); | ||
| // Full 256-bit hex — no truncated verifier material. | ||
| expect(id1).toMatch(/^credential:[0-9a-f]{64}$/); | ||
| // Different header overrides are different credentials. | ||
| const withHeader = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-secret", { authorization: "Bearer x" }, salt); | ||
| expect(withHeader).not.toBe(id1); | ||
| }); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Verify persisted salt width after a cache reset.
Lines 92-93 only verify the process-local cachedSalt reference. The test does not prove that the salt file persists across a replay-cache reset. The 64-hex-character assertion verifies HMAC output width, not the required 32-byte salt width. A regression that skips the salt write or mints a shorter valid salt can pass this test.
Store the first salt bytes, call resetThoughtSignatureReplayForTests(), reload the salt, and compare the bytes. Also assert that the salt length is exactly 32 bytes.
Proposed regression assertions
const salt = thoughtSignatureReplaySalt();
expect(salt).toBeDefined();
- const again = thoughtSignatureReplaySalt();
- expect(again).toBe(salt);
+ expect(salt?.length).toBe(32);
+ const serializedSalt = salt?.toString("hex");
+ resetThoughtSignatureReplayForTests();
+ const reloadedSalt = thoughtSignatureReplaySalt();
+ expect(reloadedSalt?.toString("hex")).toBe(serializedSalt);As per path instructions, “A behavior change in src/ should come with a focused regression test near the existing tests for that subsystem.”
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| test("salt is minted once, persisted, and produces stable full-width identities", () => { | |
| const salt = thoughtSignatureReplaySalt(); | |
| expect(salt).toBeDefined(); | |
| const again = thoughtSignatureReplaySalt(); | |
| expect(again).toBe(salt); | |
| const id1 = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-secret", undefined, salt); | |
| const id2 = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-secret", undefined, salt); | |
| const other = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-other", undefined, salt); | |
| expect(id1).toBe(id2); | |
| expect(id1).not.toBe(other); | |
| // Full 256-bit hex — no truncated verifier material. | |
| expect(id1).toMatch(/^credential:[0-9a-f]{64}$/); | |
| // Different header overrides are different credentials. | |
| const withHeader = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-secret", { authorization: "Bearer x" }, salt); | |
| expect(withHeader).not.toBe(id1); | |
| }); | |
| test("salt is minted once, persisted, and produces stable full-width identities", () => { | |
| const salt = thoughtSignatureReplaySalt(); | |
| expect(salt).toBeDefined(); | |
| expect(salt?.length).toBe(32); | |
| const serializedSalt = salt?.toString("hex"); | |
| resetThoughtSignatureReplayForTests(); | |
| const reloadedSalt = thoughtSignatureReplaySalt(); | |
| expect(reloadedSalt?.toString("hex")).toBe(serializedSalt); | |
| const id1 = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-secret", undefined, salt); | |
| const id2 = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-secret", undefined, salt); | |
| const other = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-other", undefined, salt); | |
| expect(id1).toBe(id2); | |
| expect(id1).not.toBe(other); | |
| // Full 256-bit hex — no truncated verifier material. | |
| expect(id1).toMatch(/^credential:[0-9a-f]{64}$/); | |
| // Different header overrides are different credentials. | |
| const withHeader = durableReplayCredentialIdentity("key", "sk-secret", { authorization: "Bearer x" }, salt); | |
| expect(withHeader).not.toBe(id1); | |
| }); |
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In `@tests/thought-signature-credential-scope.test.ts` around lines 89 - 104,
Strengthen the test around thoughtSignatureReplaySalt by recording the initial
salt bytes, calling resetThoughtSignatureReplayForTests(), and loading the salt
again to verify the bytes are identical; also assert the salt is exactly 32
bytes. Keep the existing identity and full-width HMAC assertions unchanged.
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| test("terminal barrier resolves after the queued persist settles (bounded)", async () => { | ||
| rememberThoughtSignatureForReplay("call_b", SIG, scopeFor("credential:aaa")); | ||
| await awaitThoughtSignatureDurability(); | ||
| // After the barrier the snapshot is on disk in the normal case. | ||
| const storeFile = join(testDir, "thought-signature-replay.json"); | ||
| const snapshot = JSON.parse(readFileSync(storeFile, "utf8")) as { entries: unknown[] }; | ||
| expect(snapshot.entries.length).toBe(1); | ||
| }); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Exercise the bounded persistence timeout branch.
This test validates only a fast successful write. It does not delay persistence or verify the timeout. A change that replaces the timeout race with an unbounded wait still passes on a normal filesystem. That regression can stall terminal response release while persistence is blocked.
Add a test hook that holds the persist promise. Start the barrier with a short explicit cap, advance fake time, and assert that it resolves before the held write settles. Resolve the held write afterward.
As per path instructions, “A behavior change in src/ should come with a focused regression test near the existing tests for that subsystem.”
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In `@tests/thought-signature-credential-scope.test.ts` around lines 112 - 119, Add
a focused regression test near the existing terminal-barrier test that uses a
persistence test hook to hold the persist promise, starts
awaitThoughtSignatureDurability with a short explicit timeout, advances fake
time, and verifies the barrier resolves before persistence settles; then release
the held write and restore the hook/timers.
Source: Path instructions
… pool account handles; harden salt perms Security-review fold-back: (1) the parser's durable lookup ran before the credential scope was bound, so the store was write-only at runtime — the google adapter now falls back to the durable store at serialization time, when the scope identity exists (regression-pinned); (2) the codex-forward durable handle no longer accepts the client-supplied chatgpt-account-id header (trusted pool context only; direct-forward fails closed); (3) the salt file re-asserts 0600 on every load.
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Security-review fold-back (9697e89): Blocker 2 (client-controlled bucket) — accepted, fixed. The codex-forward durable handle now uses trusted pool-context account ids only; the client-supplied Blocker 3 (runtime lookup not wired) — accepted, fixed. This was pre-existing (the v3 store had the same parse-before-scope ordering), but it made the store write-only at runtime, so it's fixed here: the google adapter now falls back to Blocker 1 (store+salt = offline key verifier) — partially accepted, remainder rebutted with context. Hardened: the salt file re-asserts |
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Summary
Implements the remaining half of #1926 per the campaign design (devlog/_fin/260818_bug_pr_resolution/051_tsig_credential_scope.md), amended by this cycle's C4 security plan audit (3 High blockers folded).
Gap 1 — credential scope in the durable replay key. The durable thought-signature store keyed entries by thread + destination + adapter/model but not by credential, so account A's Gemini signatures could replay under account B on the same destination. Keys now include
credentialDurableIdentity: a salted-HMAC (installation-local salt persisted beside the store with mode 0600, full 256-bit output — audit rejected the design's original truncated unsalted digest as an offline key verifier) over the persisted OAuth account-slot id (rotation-safe, verified stable across refresh), the provider API key, or the Codex account handle, plus credential-scoped header overrides. A scope that cannot produce a durable credential identity fails closed (no durable store/lookup) instead of sharing acredential:unknownslot (audit blocker 2).STORE_VERSION3→4 drops v3 rows on load — they carry no credential info and are not upgradable; signatures re-accumulate per turn (bounded, pre-store status quo).Gap 2 — bounded persist visibility. Terminal frames could become externally visible before the queued signature persist settled. All async terminal paths (completed, truncation/adapter-EOF incomplete, failed) and both buffered JSON returns now await
awaitThoughtSignatureDurability()— a 250ms-capped race on the store's persist chain (bounded best effort, not a guarantee; audit wording fix). The sync stall-timeout kill path keeps best-effort behavior, documented in place.Closes #1926
Verification
tests/thought-signature-credential-scope.test.ts— cross-credential isolation, fail-closed unscoped store/lookup, v3-drop + v4-reload, salt stability/width, barrier persistence. 7 pass.bun testover 12 replay/bridge/auth suites (thought-signature, roundtrip, vertex, anthropic, bridge, reasoning-replay x4, summary-passthrough, server-auth): 231 pass / 0 fail.bun x tsc --noEmitclean.Checklist
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