Bifrost ships as a release directory switched by Idunn; nothing here pulls an
image, and the job would fail on every push to main.
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- answerInvites takes a fresh brake read after the long-poll
- readUpTo reads the brake when each receipt would post; held brake drops it, one log line
- the brake read and offline presence PUT precede the full-backlog early return
- a throwing logger cannot reject the unawaited receipt call
- tests: fake keeps the raw path and honours abort signals; the braked-round carve-out is offline presence PUTs only
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An ack posts her public m.read per room at the newest covered event, fire and
forget (never awaited, failure logged once, no retry). syncOnce reads the brake
once per round, passes it to answerInvites, sends set_presence on /sync and one
presence PUT on a released-to-braked transition (first braked round included).
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The room directory's gid must equal the Persona directory's, else store-failed (a setgid
directory in the wrong group would still give files the wrong group). A missing Persona
directory is refused rather than created; only the room directory is made. The stat is
injectable so the group case is testable where the sandbox cannot chown.
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A chmod by bifrost, which is not in the Persona's group, clears the setgid bit, so files
would take bifrost's group and the Persona's reader could not open them. Directories and
files are now created with exact modes (fixed umask around mkdir and open), the room
directory must have inherited setgid from the installer's Persona directory or the image
is refused (store-failed), and the Persona directory is never chmodded. Adds behavioural
redirect-refused and fetch-timeout tests.
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m.image events in delivered messages are fetched as the receiving Persona,
classified by magic bytes, bounded by size and header pixel count, and stored
under IMAGE_STORE_ROOT/<persona>/<room hash>/<bytes hash>[.ext] (0640, dirs
2750). The delivery tuple gains index 11, nil or [path, mime, size, sha256];
the pending kind becomes gamecult.persona.chat_pending.v2 with Huginn's v3
golden bytes. Refusals keep the typed text line plus a fixed-word reason.
The mouth test homeserver is answered in-process so the suite runs under a
capped address space.
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REPORT.md E6 and results.md still held pre-fix numbers (half-cap 0.044/0.222, s max 0.953).
Regenerated with the current sim: s max 0.777; half-cap binding all four 0.000,
Patrons+Minds 0.008, Patrons alone 0.165. Weight is 0 only at amount <= unit/b (run.py,
REPORT.md, SPEC.md); the splitting table no longer prints a cliff "0 (below unit)". Test count 54.
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Copies CultLib PR #9 (head 84f932ec) tests/vectors/stake_golden.csv unmodified and
checks log_weight and split_weight against all 26 rows. 25 match within rounding;
the one sub-unit row differs by design: the arm's cliff at unit is Libby's
min_amount_per_identity = unit, which the vectors do not set.
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Docstrings state weight is per identity, not sybil-safe, hours unanalysed;
placeholder parameters marked in code; unit x roll sweep with interval;
identity-cost thresholds by bisection (about half the budget, not the
doubling-grid 51-82%); headline numbers pinned in a test; 'log bounds'
test renamed.
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Spec 5b (source: Golz et al. 2018 intro citing Behrens et al. 2014), copier
agents in estatesim.py, E3f alpha x cap x copy sweep with a computed
paired-interval verdict, 10 tests. Result: with copying the cap does not
reduce effective concentration. Earlier results.md sections unchanged.
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3-of-4 for ordinary rules, all four for a short named entrenched list,
reduction rule with floor/notice/delay, incentive-first framing, Minds
count once with dissent recorded, no notice no approval, freeze risk
stated beside the veto rules. Numbers remain placeholders.
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m.image/m.file/m.audio/m.video reached Personas as a bare filename and
dropped content.url. The delivery text now leads with
[kind filename mime size url], then the caption. Applies to the delivery
and to context lines. Wire v1 is unchanged. Nothing is fetched: a Persona
turn is a tool-less text call.
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A send queued at the room gate passed the brake check at entry only, so a
brake placed while it waited still let the PUT through. The check now also
runs inside the gate, just before the PUT, and answers a typed Brake refusal.
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Removes the bare PUT; the one PUT now lives inside the room gate. v1 stays served unchecked through the same gate.
Wire: chat_send_request.v2 (basis) and chat_send_receipt.v2 (newer); RoomMoved is v2 only.
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The per-room in-memory history map is gone: a restart emptied it and /sync resumed from the
cursor, so every room (a DM first) lost its past. When a delivery is built the mouth now reads
the room's timeline from the homeserver as that Persona (GET /messages dir=b, or the thread's
root plus /relations m.thread for a threaded message), keeps m.room.message from everyone
including her own, oldest first, ending before the delivered event. Newest lines are kept to a
16 KiB byte budget (each clipped to limits.contextBytes), at most the 20 lines the delivery
tuple carries. One fetch per room or thread per sync round. A failed fetch gives empty context
and a redacted log line; the delivery still goes out.
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SLUG is the Persona slug upper-cased with "." and "-" turned into "_". Lists are
deduplicated; an absent variable gives shared rooms only; a malformed project alias,
or two Personas mapping to one variable, is refused at start. The send path's
UnknownRoom check already reads the mouth's own list, so another Persona's project
room is refused.
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Two Persona turns running at once no longer take each other's session. Requests run in order per client, not across clients.
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