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# Checkpoint — e2e vault-isolation bug found; Amber fix awaiting live test (2026-09-20)
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# Checkpoint — pairing forensics fully de-noised; Amber fix still awaiting live test (2026-09-21)
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## Where things are
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- Project: `/home/avi/Projects/Keynctr`
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- Branch: `master` @ **`deeb4f9`** ("test(e2e): assert vault isolation
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actually isolated") + `d52fa58` ("test(e2e): isolate the e2e vault at the
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real data_dir path"). Feature HEAD unchanged: `edd4e56` (connect-response
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root-cause fix). Previous: `21c522b`, `188b2eb`, `aedde8f`, `759b5dd`,
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- Branch: `master` @ **`f6bf6a9`** ("fix(pairing): keep e2e traffic out of
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the live pairing trace + trace the handover"). Feature HEAD unchanged:
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`edd4e56` (connect-response root-cause fix). Previous: `deeb4f9`,
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`d52fa58`, `5f9c64f`, `21c522b`, `188b2eb`, `aedde8f`, `759b5dd`,
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`5aa122d`, `f59c2b1`.
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- Working tree: clean for tracked files. Untracked intentionally NOT
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committed: `COSMIC_THEME.md`, `KeynectrAppIconPossibility02.jpeg`,
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`deferred/` (stays deferred).
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- Release binary: still the `edd4e56` build (2026-09-19 20:46). Sep 20
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commits touch only `tests/` — no rebuild needed.
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- Release binary: **rebuilt at `f6bf6a9` (2026-09-21 ~20:25)** — the
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current Sep 19 binary was superseded. Electron spawns this one.
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- **STILL NO LIVE AMBER SCAN against the fixed binary.** Proof: trace log
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has zero `pairing started` lines (every real pairing writes one) and the
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capture file's newest event is Sep 16 21:03.
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- Verification (all green at `deeb4f9`): `cargo fmt --check` clean,
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capture file's newest event is Sep 16 21:03. NOTE: the `identity
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adopted — CONNECTED` lines dated Sep 18–21 (20:59, 20:43, 20:39–20:44,
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20:13) are all **cargo-test / cron-verification e2e traffic**, not live
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scans — that exact confusion was the reason for `f6bf6a9` below.
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- Verification (all green at `f6bf6a9`): `cargo fmt --check` clean,
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`cargo test` **208 unit + 3 e2e passed / 0 failed**, `cargo clippy
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--all-targets` 0 warnings. No frontend changes (npm suite last green at
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`edd4e56`).
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--all-targets` 0 warnings, `cargo build --release` green. No frontend
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changes (npm suite last green at `edd4e56`).
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## What was completed since the last checkpoint
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- **Forensics de-noising (`f6bf6a9`)**: `adopt_identity`'s
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`identity adopted — CONNECTED` trace line had no loopback gate, so every
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e2e run appended fake CONNECTED entries to
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`~/Tools/keynctr-debug/pairing-trace.log` — three appeared during this
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cron's own `cargo test` runs and had to be manually distinguished from a
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real Amber scan. The line is now gated on `live_relays()` (same loopback
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test the event capture already uses; verified live: re-running
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`cargo test --test nip46_e2e` no longer touches the trace file's mtime).
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Also added a `paired: connection stored; handing over to identity
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handshake` trace line at the QR-pairing handover, so a stall between the
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connect echo and `get_public_key` now names itself in the trace.
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- **Post-fix audit of the pairing flow** (read-through, no code change):
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the QR path (pairing loop -> connect-response echo -> connection+secret
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persisted -> demux + `adopt_identity` -> profile row + vault save) is
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coherent end to end; `send_rpc` waiters register before publish; demux
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routes responses by id; failure paths call `fail()` which traces
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`session failed: …`. Nothing further to fix without live data.
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## Commits added (newest first)
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- `f6bf6a9` fix(pairing): keep e2e traffic out of the live pairing trace + trace the handover
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## How to reproduce / exercise
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- **LIVE TEST (the only missing step)**: launch the app (release binary is
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current): `cd frontend && npx vite --port 5173` then
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`NOSTR_GUI_DEV_URL=http://localhost:5173 KEYNCTR_ENABLE_GPU=1 npx electron .`
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(or run the packaged app). Signer mode -> Show QR -> scan in Amber ->
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approve. Expected trace: `pairing started: ephemeral=…` ->
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`inbound 24133 from …` -> `connect response accepted (secret echo
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verified)` -> `paired: connection stored; handing over to identity
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handshake` -> `identity adopted: npub=… — CONNECTED`; the profile row +
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`nip46_connections` entry then land in
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`~/.local/share/keynectr/profiles_vault.json` (its mtime is Sep 12 —
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untouched since, further proof no live pairing has ever persisted).
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- Watch during a live scan: `bash ~/Tools/keynctr-debug/watch-pairing.sh 240`.
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- E2E: `cargo test --test nip46_e2e` (no network; 3 tests, both connect
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shapes, empty-vault isolation guards; trace file stays untouched).
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## Outstanding / next steps
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1. **Live Amber re-scan required** (cannot be done from an unattended
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run). Trace log names the exact stop point if it stalls.
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2. If trace shows `pre-handshake 'get_public_key' ignored`, relax the
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connect-only gate.
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3. `publish_profile_metadata` (kind 0) still signs locally — reroute
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through `Signing` for external profiles (P2).
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4. Step 5 (KDF upgrade), Step 6 (undo preserves ProfileSummary), Step 7
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(rename pass incl. `homepage` URL).
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# Checkpoint — e2e vault-isolation bug found; Amber fix awaiting live test (2026-09-20)
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## Where things are (as of 2026-09-20)
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- Branch: `master` @ `deeb4f9` + `d52fa58`. Feature HEAD: `edd4e56`.
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## What was completed since the last checkpoint
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- **e2e vault-isolation bug found and fixed (`d52fa58` + `deeb4f9`)**:
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