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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMail verification and promotion now use shared mailbox policy, replay tracking, and locking. Deploy bots and the bridge promote records before forwarding them and retry eligible dead-letter entries. A source scan checks for direct writes to ChangesShared mailbox policy and locking
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DeployBot
participant BridgeCore
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participant MailboxPolicy
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participant Mailbox
DeployBot->>promote: promote incoming mail
BridgeCore->>promote: promote outbox record
promote->>MailboxPolicy: parse and decide envelope
promote->>ReplayStore: check and record message ID
promote->>Mailbox: move accepted record to cur or rejected record to dlq
BridgeCore->>promote: retry eligible DLQ record
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Outbound bridge messages can stall without being forwarded until the bridge restarts, especially when several messages are queued at startup. Add a retry or sequential processing path before merging. Running the tests locally on a clean checkout may also fail unless the agent package is built first. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change strengthens mail verification and applies it consistently before delivery. However, moving a message and recording its consumption remain separate operations. Storage failures can leave verified mail stranded, and recovery is not fully established across all delivery paths. Retained concerns
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cli#380 sweep — every sentence this PR adds or changesScope: scripts/deploy-bot.ts and packages/cli/scripts/deploy-bot.ts
packages/cli/src/bridge/core.ts
packages/agent/src/io/mail.ts
packages/agent/src/runtime/agent.ts
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Conflicts in packages/agent/src/io/mail.ts and packages/cli/src/utils/mail.ts resolved so both intents hold: main's topic/envelope rules (#467) move into the shared mailbox-policy.ts; the catch-up cursor behaviour and runtime protections are preserved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…r append is the commit point; re-drive on every poll (#469 review) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ock reclaim is claim-serialised; torn ledger lines and scan gaps closed (#469 review) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Failure modes on 06d6a21. Tests: F=packages/cli/test/mail-final-controls.test.ts; A=packages/agent/test/mail-partial-flair.test.ts; P=packages/cli/test/mail-promote.test.ts; D=packages/cli/test/mail-delivery-controls.test.ts; G=packages/agent/test/mail-promote-guard.test.ts. Suffixes below are source lines.
Code: packages/agent/src/lib/mailbox-policy.ts; packages/agent/src/lib/mail-lock.ts; packages/cli/src/utils/mail.ts; packages/agent/src/io/flair.ts; packages/agent/src/lib/registry-key.ts. Boundary: loss of the ledger, initialization marker and all migration history is indistinguishable from an uninitialized mailbox. The controls trust local history and Flair’s registry. Strongest argument against readiness: stranded claims and unrecoverable history require operator repair; availability is sacrificed to withhold uncertain delivery. Bind-dependent files (native coverage unavailable; probe returned EADDRINUSE): Native process-start token probes are unavailable; F:227 verifies source, match, mismatch and token-change behavior with a synthetic kernel record. Failure-mode audit for each delivery control at 06d6a21, written during the fix round and posted here rather than committed. |
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193-193: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCache this process's start token instead of recomputing it on every acquisition.
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acquireMailLockcall runsprocessStartToken(process.pid). On Darwin,/procdoes not exist, so every call spawnspsthroughexecFileSync, and each spawn can block for up to 2 seconds.promote()andMailClient.commitToCuracquire the lock once per message, andsweepStrandedPromoteScratchacquires it once per check. The event loop therefore blocks on a subprocess for each delivered message. The start time of the current process does not change, so compute the value once at module scope.♻️ Proposed change
- const myToken = processStartToken(process.pid); + const myToken = ownStartToken();let cachedOwnToken: string | null | undefined; function ownStartToken(): string | null { if (cachedOwnToken === undefined) cachedOwnToken = processStartToken(process.pid); return cachedOwnToken; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @packages/cli/src/bridge/core.ts:
- Around line 148-151: Update the bridge redrive flow to retry JSON records left
in `new/` after `processFile` encounters a busy promotion, by scanning and
processing them on each redrive tick before retrying `dlq/`. Also process the
startup scan sequentially instead of launching concurrent `processFile` calls,
preventing same-process lock contention.
Review comments at @packages/cli/test/mail-delivery-controls.test.ts:
- Around line 98-99: Update the root test script to build the agent before
running tests, so the moduleUrl distribution files are present and current on
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Review comments at @packages/agent/src/lib/mail-lock.ts:
- Line 193: Update acquireMailLock to reuse a cached start token for the current
process instead of calling processStartToken(process.pid) on every acquisition.
Add a module-level cache and a helper such as ownStartToken that computes the
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…n new/ on the redrive timer; actionable message when agent dist is missing (#380) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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APPROVE. Reviewed at head cbf61ab4.
Repo visibility checked: tpsdev-ai/cli is PUBLIC (gh api repos/tpsdev-ai/cli --jq .visibility → public). Author is tps-anvil, a tps-* agent — internal, so this was a build-and-run review, not the read-only external path. The diff contains no unpatched bypass, so full detail is safe to post.
Method: read the diff and the head sources in my own worktree (~/work/review-469-sherlock); bun install --frozen-lockfile and bun run build (exit 0); ran suites through scripts/test-suite.mjs with TMPDIR=/tmp — test/mail-cur-writers.test.ts 8/8, test/deploy-bot-promote.test.ts 3/3, packages/cli/test/bridge-mail-promote.test.ts 3/3, packages/cli/test/mail-promote.test.ts 30/30. I ran a mutation (below). No Harper was started.
Kern's questions
- Allowlist minimal and justified — it has five entries (not four):
promote()(packages/cli/src/utils/mail.ts:748,renameSync(scratchPath, curPath)), thecheckMessageslease sweep (mail.ts:1024,writeMessageFile(full, present)),MailClient(packages/agent/src/io/mail.ts), relay'soutbox/curarchive, and the internal-mail store. Entry 2 is justified: it is reached only afterrecoverPromoted(mail.ts:915) re-runs the same policy through the same always-constructed client, so the write only touches a record that has just re-verified. Entry 3 is justified:commitToCurruns the shared policy and the shared replay store under the mailbox lock. But the allowlist is not complete — see Finding [1]. - MailClient performs the same checks as
promote()— confirmed.commitToCuracquires the mailbox lock, re-reads the source and aborts on change (if (readFileSync(srcPath, "utf-8") !== body) throw), consultsmailboxReplayStore(this.mailboxRoot)(the sameconsumed.jsonlgate),renameSyncs intocur/, records the id, and rolls the rename back on append failure.sendMailsigns viasignMailBody, which throws when no key exists, so an unsigned body is never written. - The scan would catch a new writer in any package — no. Finding [1].
Sherlock's questions
4. No path places an unverified record where an agent reads it — the three named writers now route through the enforcement point: the deploy bot (scripts/deploy-bot.ts pollNewMail, and its copy) calls promote(); the bridge (packages/cli/src/bridge/core.ts watchOutbox) calls promote() and forwards only promoted.message.body, so a record that fails verification is dead-lettered and never forwarded; MailClient verifies before commitToCur. A verifier that THROWS leaves the record in new/ (never a pass). Verified by reading plus the suites above.
5. The two non-inbox stores cannot be read as inbox mail — relay outbox/cur (packages/cli/src/utils/relay.ts:232) is a sent-mail archive under outbox/; nothing reads it as an inbox. The internal-mail root is <HOME>/.tps/branch-office/mail/internal/<agent> (packages/cli/src/utils/internal-mail.ts:18–26), read only by checkInternalMessages, disjoint from the signed mailbox ~/.tps/mail/<agent> that promote()/checkMessages read. Neither is reachable from the signed-mail consumers.
6. Bridge change vs. the #433 B2 design — I read the opening of #433 ("mail: route every producer through signing … channel bridge"): it is about producer-side signing; this change is consumer-side promotion, so it looks complementary rather than pre-empting. I could not see the full B2 design, so I cannot certify the interaction.
Findings
[1] test/mail-cur-writers.test.ts:72 — the scan's roots are ["scripts"] plus packages/*/{src,scripts}; plugins/ is never walked, and SKIP_DIRS does not exclude it either. A real cur/ writer lives exactly there: patchMailFile writes in place to the cur/ record (plugins/openclaw-tps-mail/src/index.ts:628, writeFileSync(path, JSON.stringify({ ...current, ...patch }…))), called at :791 and :944 with ctx.curPath. It is not on ALLOWED and is outside the scan, so the invariant "no unlisted detected writer of a cur/ directory" is under-enforced — the scan would not catch a new writer in plugins/. Evidence (mutation): I copied one identical cur-writer into plugins/openclaw-tps-mail/src/ → scan still passes (8/8); into packages/cli/src/ → scan fails (2 fail). Recommend adding plugins/*/src (and any other top-level source root) to roots, and deciding explicitly whether patchMailFile is an intended exception to list — it is a post-promotion enrichment of an already-verified record, not a delivery path, but the scan should still see it.
[2] (note) The allowlist is five entries where the brief describes four. The fifth (mail.ts:1024, lease sweep) is justified as in Kern's item 1; no action beyond documentation.
What I could not see: the full #433 B2 design (only its problem statement), the plugin's own test coverage of patchMailFile, and I did not run the plugin's suite. Also, the launcher's HOME-isolation guard flagged that its run "changed /Users/squeued/.tps" for the entry chase-ks-state/initiated-tpsdev-ai_cli-481-sherlock; I did not write there — my probes ran under an isolated root, and this looks like live agent activity (the guard notes live-agent writes appear here too).
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Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES — the fix itself is correct and verified (every writer now routes through the same checks; see below), but the enforcement gate this PR ships has two demonstrated coverage holes that defeat its stated purpose of catching future writers. Both are small, local fixes. Repo visibility checked: public (via repos/tpsdev-ai/cli .visibility); nothing below discloses more than the public source already shows. Internal author (tps-anvil) — reviewed in a worktree with build and test runs.
What is verified and correct
MailClient's write is check-equivalent to promote() (focus 2 — holds). Both route through the ONE shared policy: promote via verifyRecordForMailbox → decideEnvelopeForMailbox, MailClient via the same function imported from @tpsdev-ai/agent (packages/agent/src/lib/mailbox-policy.ts). Signature, wrapper-sender↔signed-sender binding, recipient binding, id shapes and timestamp are decided in one place, so the two cannot diverge. Both run the consumed-id replay gate under the per-mailbox lock and record the id as part of the commit with rollback (rename-back in MailClient, rm+dead-letter in promote). Both treat a verifier THROW as refusal, never a pass, and both dead-letter terminal rejects with reason sidecars. MailClient construction now refuses without a verifier (io/mail.ts:83). Mutations: removing the constructor refusal fails the NO verifier: construction throws guard; removing the replay gate fails 4 guard tests (signed replay, consumed ledger, both unreadable ledger withhold tests). The guards are load-bearing.
promote() (mail.ts:634) is solid. Verify → DLQ (invalid terminal, verify-unavailable retryable+re-drivable) → per-mailbox lock spanning replay and commit → source revalidated under the lock → replay gate against the durable ledger → scratch write + atomic renameSync(scratchPath, curPath) → recordConsumed as part of the commit, with rollback and a retryable dead-letter of the original if the append fails. The lease-sweep re-stamp (mail.ts:1024, allowlist entry 2) is gated on recoverPromoted re-verification via checkPromotedRecord — provenance (envelopeId + stored signed envelope), record-envelope binding, shared policy, and a committed ledger id — and presents from the verified envelope, not the mutable record.
The other allowlist entries are justified (focus 1). Entry 4: relay's outCur = join(root, "outbox", "cur") (relay.ts:163) is a post-transport sent-mail archive under a different root — no promotion step exists in that lifecycle. Entry 5: the office internal-mail store (internal-mail.ts) is a separate namespace under ~/.tps/branch-office/mail/internal/<agent>/{new,cur}, path-sandboxed by assertOfficeDir, with a different record shape; no signed-envelope consumer reads it. Entry 3 (MailClient's rename) and entries 1-2 verified above. The exact-one matching discipline is real: a duplicated allowed call fails (the suite proves it), stale entries fail, and the >100-file check prevents an empty-scan pass. The deploy bot (both copies — identical except the import path) and the bridge now call promote()/redriveRetryable, forward only promoted.ok bodies, and the bridge's redrive timer re-drives new/ and retryable dlq/ with per-bridge serialization.
Local evidence. Worktree at head cbf61ab4 (build green; worktree left clean). Suites run through the repo's isolated launchers (the HOME-isolation guard + TMPDIR refusal + env allowlist in the launchers is a good fail-closed design): scanner + deploy-bot tests 13/0; agent mail guards (mail-promote-guard, mail-partial-flair) 27/0; cli mail/bridge controls (mail-final-controls, mail-delivery-controls, bridge-mail-promote, bridge-outbox-retry) 29/0; the openclaw-tps-mail plugin suite exit 0. Four mutations: a new cur/-writer in packages/agent/src/ → scanner fails with exact file+call attribution; the identical file under plugins/openclaw-tps-mail/src/ → scanner passes 8/8 (finding 1); mandatory-verifier removal → guard fails; replay-gate removal → 4 guards fail. No Harper instances were started; all launcher children exited.
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[test/mail-cur-writers.test.ts:100-108] plugins/ is not scanned — demonstrated blind spot with live writers in it.
sourceFiles()walksscripts/andpackages/*/src|scriptsonly. The repo's plugin trees are outside it, andplugins/openclaw-tps-mailis where mail code actively churns (#406, #431, #465). Demonstrated by execution: an identical probe writer failed the scan underpackages/agent/src/but passed 8/8 underplugins/openclaw-tps-mail/src/. The plugin already contains cur/ writers the scan can never see:patchMailFile(ctx.curPath, {ackedAt…})(plugins/openclaw-tps-mail/src/index.ts:791) andpatchMailFile(ctx.curPath, {nackedAt…})(:944). They are pre-existing, enrichment-only and cannot create a cur/ record (patchMailFilereturns without writing unless the record already exists and parses), so the invariant holds today — but they are unlisted and unscannable, and a future promote()-less plugin writer would be invisible to this gate. Request: addplugins/*/srcto the scan roots and allowlist the twopatchMailFilesites with the enrichment justification — the scanner already detects them today (ctx.curPathtrips the cur-word heuristic). -
[packages/cli/src/utils/mail.ts:1064,1096,1100 with :201-211] The resolve-by-id destination class is invisible to the scan.
ackMessageandnackMessagere-stamp records viawriteMessageFile(path, msg)wherepath = messagePathById(agent, id), which searchesnew/,cur/anddlq/— whenever the target lives in cur/, these are writes into cur/ that the scan does not detect. The suite passing with no offender for these calls is the proof, and they cannot be allowlisted as-is:classify()requires every allowed entry to match exactly one detected call, and their identical call text would make any entry either stale or three-matching. They are benign today (read-modify-write of already-promoted records, no creation), but "resolve by id, then write" is the natural pattern a future writer will reuse, and it is exactly the class #380 exists to catch; the header's "other destinations may be missed" documents the limitation without naming the one instance already in this file. Request: either add a known-cur-helper rule (identifiers matching amessagePathById-family list mark a destination a cur-candidate — then enumerate the ack/nack sites with entries), or treat mail.ts's own record primitivewriteMessageFileas always-cur-candidate and enumerate all five of its call sites (:746, :1024, :1064, :1096, :1100) with per-site justifications. Both are one-file changes. -
[PR title / .changelog/unreleased/fixed-380-only-promote-writes-cur.md] "only promote() writes a mailbox's cur/" is looser than the truth, and the brief undercounts the allowlist. The allowlist has five entries, not four: the lease-sweep re-stamp (mail.ts:1024) is a second writer inside promote()'s own file — justified, but a reader of the title/changelog would not know re-stamping classes exist (lease sweep, ack/nack, plugin stamps). Suggest stating the invariant as "promote() is the only first-delivery writer of cur/; re-stamps of already-promoted records are allowed and enumerated" so operators reading the changelog get the true shape.
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(minor, no action) [packages/agent/src/io/mail.ts:75-90] The verifier parameter remains TypeScript-optional while being runtime-mandatory — deliberate per the PR body, and the constructor comment says so; noting only that future callers should not trust the type over the runtime refusal.
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The whole-suite lanes (agent 115, cli 1459, root-test 133, plugin 175 per the PR body, which reports identical fail counts and matching names on head vs origin/main) — I did not reproduce those numbers and make no CI claim. Native bind/watch integration also remains unverified (per the PR body; I ran no bind/watch cases either). Sherlock's axes (read-as-inbox for the two non-inbox stores, B2 bridge pre-emption on #433) are his to review; I only verified the two entries' structural justifications as above.
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Cur-writers: 10/0; updated scanner against origin/main sources: 6/4, exposing the original bypasses. CLI socket-free: 1468/10 versus 1453/10 on origin/main; failing names match. Whole-lane results and bind exclusions are in pr-body.new.md. Fixed in ac4d3e0. |
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#471's required mail root through promote() and the bridge queue Conflicts in packages/agent/src/index.ts, packages/agent/src/io/mail.ts, packages/cli/src/bridge/core.ts and packages/cli/src/utils/mail.ts resolved keeping both sides: #471's record-derived mail root, bridge trust ceiling and signed-tier gates, and this PR's single first-delivery writer (promote), serialized bridge promotion queue with new/ rescans and redrive, and existing-only record updates. The cur/-writer scan allowlist and crash-fixture ledger commits match the merged code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #380.
For CLI signed-inbox delivery, promote() is the only first-delivery writer of cur/; updates to existing records are enumerated, with presentation separately gated. MailClient applies the same signature, sender, recipient, ID, timestamp and replay checks through the shared envelope policy; CLI promotion additionally rejects an invalid signed non-bridge trust value, which MailClient instead maps to external. Outbox and internal mail are separate stores.
What changed
The deploy bot (both copies) and the channel bridge promote instead of renaming. Failed verification refuses delivery and attempts dead-lettering. The bridge's parse-failure path no longer moves an unparseable record into
cur/.Both retry eligible
dlq/entries. The bridge also retriesnew/on its timer and serializes mailbox work.One mailbox policy for
promote(),MailClient, and topic catch-up. The signature/sender/recipient/id-shape/timestamp decision, envelope parser, and topic-recipient rules live inpackages/agent/src/lib/mailbox-policy.ts. The CLI andMailClientuse its consumed-id replay store under the shared mailbox lock; topic catch-up retains its cursor when verification or recipient policy is unavailable.MailClientthrows when constructed without a verifier. The parameter is still optional in TypeScript; the refusal is at runtime.AgentRuntimeconstructs a verifier usingconfig.flair?.url,FLAIR_URL, thenhttp://127.0.0.1:9926.The source scan covers scripts/, package src/ and scripts/, and plugin src/. It enumerates twelve sites, including the
writeMessageFileprimitive and mail.ts's fivewriteMessageFilecalls. The primitive is always a cur candidate; ack/nack sites are distinguished by the following operation. Unmatched calls and stale entries fail; unrecognized destinations may be missed.Registry verification accepts hex and canonical base64 public keys; the agent provider accepts raw private seeds. Non-404 registry read failures are retryable.
Lock acquisition and stale reclamation share an atomic claim. A stranded claim requires operator recovery; polling re-reads birth tokens.
Unrecoverable consumed history withholds delivery. Appends preserve a line boundary; initialized ledger loss refuses delivery; CLI cur recovery requires a ledger ID.
The scan uses the filesystem destination position before options or callbacks. The forged deploy-bot fixture includes an ID.
The delivery-control test checks its build prerequisites. Missing agent entry points report
packages/agent/dist missing — run bun run build; the root test script is unchanged.Evidence
Touched tests, measured on b552796
test/mail-cur-writers.test.tspackages/cli/test/mail-final-controls.test.tspackages/agent/test/mail-promote-guard.test.tspackages/cli/test/bridge-mail-promote.test.tsNative bind/watch integration remains unverified.
Measured on 9d86f15 versus origin/main 3df2769
Isolated launchers, canonical paths, empty launcher HOME; per-file runs with a 90-second deadline. Plugin dependencies came from the existing offline installation; both trees were built.
Counts combine completed cases and successful reruns without double-counting. Both trees skip the same three pi-tps-mail cases and have identical failing test names.
The updated cur-writers test passes 10/0 on 9d86f15. Applied as a test fixture to origin/main 3df2769 sources (which have no native cur-writers test), it reports 6/4 and detects the original deploy-bot and bridge bypasses.
Timed-out file on both trees:
Failed test names on both trees:
Loopback-bind exclusions (socket-free cases retained where possible; launch-attestation requires Unix sockets). Loopback binds were refused.
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