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3.4 KiB
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61 lines
3.4 KiB
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# CultMesh Provider Session
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## Authority map
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- Owner: the provider-session broker owns registration, active lease fencing,
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accepted publication membership, command retention, receipt acceptance, and
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withdrawal.
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- Inputs: a physical CultNet session, an explicit registration-authorization
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decision, correlated typed operations, the broker clock, provider commands,
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and persistence callbacks. The current RUDP adapter does not itself provide
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an authenticated claim.
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- Outputs: leases, application acceptances, accepted raw documents, pushed
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typed commands, persisted receipts, and deterministic removals.
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- Derived state: socket sessions, retry schedules, connection health, and
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provider projections are observations. They do not authorize publications.
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- Forbidden writers: RUDP packet acknowledgements, source addresses, direct raw
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document callbacks, renderer-owned catalogs, and arrival-time freshness maps
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cannot create accepted provider truth.
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- Shared paths: initial connect and reconnect use `provider.register`; initial,
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replayed, and live documents use `provider.publication.put`; explicit
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withdrawal and lease expiry remove the broker-owned publication set; command
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retry ends only when `provider.receipt.put` is accepted.
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- Cut line: a receiver must stop accepting unleased provider raw puts before it
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claims this protocol as its ingress authority.
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## Wire contract
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Provider lifecycle operations use the reliable ordered CultNet schema channel
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and the existing `cultnet.operation_request.v0` / `cultnet.operation_response.v0`
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envelopes with service id `gamecult.mesh.provider_session`. Inner payloads are
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camel-case MessagePack maps encoded as `messagepack-base64`.
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The v1 operations are:
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| Operation | Request payload | Successful payload |
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| --- | --- | --- |
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| `provider.register` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_registration.v1` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_lease.v1` |
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| `provider.renew` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_lease_renewal.v1` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_lease.v1` |
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| `provider.publication.put` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_publication_put.v1` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_mutation_acceptance.v1` |
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| `provider.publication.delete` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_publication_delete.v1` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_mutation_acceptance.v1` |
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| `provider.receipt.put` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_receipt_put.v1` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_mutation_acceptance.v1` |
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| `provider.withdraw` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_withdrawal.v1` | `gamecult.mesh.provider_mutation_acceptance.v1` |
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Broker-to-provider commands are raw typed documents using
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`gamecult.mesh.provider_command.v1`. Asset bodies do not travel inside these
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operation payloads.
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Responses use `ok`, `conflict`, `expired`, `denied`, or `invalid`. A transport
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ACK is never an application acceptance. Renewal issues a new lease id and
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immediately fences the previous id. The broker derives the set removed by full
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withdrawal; a provider cannot use a supplied list to hide owned publications.
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Public deployment additionally requires a CultNet authentication claim that
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authorizes the provider identity. Until that claim is wired and checked, the
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TypeScript RUDP adapter is a private-development transport.
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`CultMeshProviderSessionBroker` is an in-memory reference broker and socket
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proof. Its command and receipt retention does not survive process restart.
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Production receivers must persist that control-plane state atomically with
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accepted publication ownership; Odin must not substitute these volatile maps
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for its durable broker authority.
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