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Three rotation-lifecycle gaps that share the same seams, in one diff.

Schedule the lazy wave — Closes #1017

run_sweep already was the idle-cadence loop the blueprint asks for — the Scheduler sleep, the pass cap, the retryable-vs-trust split — and had no production caller anywhere in the workspace. What was missing was the job that spawns it and the profile field that feeds its cadence.

  • SyncTimingProfile::sweep_cadence — 900 s production, 2 s CI, provisional in the same sense escalation_window and pointer_consult_interval are. A profile test pins it strictly coarser than poll_cadence in both profiles. This closes the blueprint's "Sweep cadence" open edge, which the diff removes.
  • run_sweep_job (crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs:773) — idle one cadence, sweep every scope the round names, report each result, repeat until a round names nothing. The idle comes first, so a freshly spawned job never sweeps in the same wake as the cut or the poll tick that spawned it. Time enters only through Scheduler::sleep. The round is re-asked each time, so a scope adopted or revoked mid-session joins or leaves without restarting the job.
  • One pass per scope per round. The round is itself the retry — the wave is idempotent and returns every cadence — so a contested scope is surfaced rather than parked on, and never stalls the scopes behind it.
  • Reporting is a plain closure, matching run_liveness_loop + emit_renewal_failures: rotation stays ignorant of Event, and the facade maps outcomes to Event variants when it wires this up.

Gate: an_idle_scope_converges_with_no_user_write, a_second_round_over_a_converged_scope_republishes_nothing, the_cadence_comes_from_the_injected_timing_profile, a_contested_scope_costs_one_pass_and_is_retried_by_the_next_round, the_job_reports_a_failure_to_the_host_and_keeps_running, the_job_ends_when_a_round_names_no_scopes, the_job_parks_across_a_focus_window_poll_tick — the last drives a manual virtual clock and proves a whole poll_cadence elapses with the job still parked.

Aggregate the driver's per-pass buckets — Closes #754

run_sweep returned only the final pass's SweepOutcome, so a node re-sealed and an index repaired-and-flagged in pass 1 vanished the moment a sibling's lost race forced pass 2 — and the host's only notice of a #38 D6 self-heal went with it.

Cumulative now folds the passes: converged and flagged_indexes union across passes; the residual buckets stay the final pass's, because each is re-derived from published records every pass. The union yields to those residuals — a node re-sealed early and unreadable late is reported unreachable only, so SweepOutcome's one-node-one-bucket guarantee holds of the aggregate too. already_converged excludes anything the run itself re-sealed.

Gate: an_index_flag_from_an_early_pass_survives_a_later_one, a_node_the_driver_resealed_is_never_reported_as_needing_no_work, a_node_converged_early_then_unreachable_late_is_reported_unreachable_only.

Hold the scope-id to scope-root-name pairing — Closes #1018

Per the wiring note on the issue: GranteeRotationNet addresses a scope by id and takes a GrantedScopeRoot slice, but a grantee cannot derive a scope root's name — that derivation runs off the write scope seed only the record conveys — so the pairing has to be held rather than computed.

ReceivedSharesList already is that held inventory; it was only missing the id. So ReceivedShare gains a persisted scope_id, written from the gate-adopted envelope in accept_share, and the accessors hang off the list rather than beside it — no second index, no owner needed to keep two containers in step. STORED_LIST_V goes to 2 and the frozen byte vector is re-pinned; v2 is greenfield, so no stored list predates this.

Two fail-closed exclusions:

  • An ambiguous scope id answers for neither bookmark. scopeId is authored by the sharer and bound to nothing outside its own record, so two sharers can present the same one; the list is keyed by name, so both entries are legitimately held. Answering with either would aim a rotation at one sharer's root while the revokee on the other keeps a live seed.
  • Only write-capable shares join a sweep round. The wave re-seals and republishes — "runnable by any write-capable client" — so a read-only share could only fail to publish, once per cadence, forever.

Also closed from that issue's residual list:

  • The AlreadySatisfied branch. An already-satisfied relocation out of a granted source now queues its scope-exit trigger. The node has left the scope whether or not this op had to publish the move. a_scope_exit_already_reflected_in_gate_passing_state_still_rotates.
  • The non-trigger list. create_delete_rename_and_content_edits_rotate_nothing names all four kinds instead of leaving the property merely true.

The remaining gate bullet — the grantee rotation is flat, and the committed tag set is byte-identical across it, against a real rotate_scope — is already delivered on main by a_grantee_cut_is_flat_and_carries_the_committed_set_verbatim (crates/engine/src/net/rotation.rs:4803), which asserts both halves through the production GranteeRotationNet over a staged descendant record and additionally checks the carried directChildScopeIndex in the opened write body. This PR does not re-prove it at lower fidelity.

A drop must not escalate into a whole-vault cut

The full-depth walk falls back to the vault root when no granted ancestor is listed, so an exit this device performed always cuts something. Reached from an already-satisfied drop, that fallback was a remotely-triggerable full-vault re-seal — a co-writer performs the move, deletes the vacated folder, and the local replay queues a root rotation for an op that published nothing.

ScopeExit now carries both readings — the fallback for an exit this op performed, the walk's own answer for one it merely observed — and OpResolution::Dropped carries the trigger, so the replay loop no longer re-derives it or discriminates on DropReason. an_already_satisfied_drop_whose_source_is_gone_rotates_nothing.

Not landed here

  • The facade wiring that spawns run_sweep_job and constructs GranteeRotationNet over the real seams. facade.rs is not this round's to touch, so this PR is the engine-side surface that wiring will call — including the Fn([u8;16]) -> BoxedTask sweep-task factory, whose owned seams only the facade holds.
  • Re-keying ReceivedSharesList on scope_id so a re-pointed scope heals its bookmark in place instead of appending a second one. That reshapes reconcile/revert and the durable duplicate rule, so it belongs in its own diff; the ambiguity refusal above is the fail-closed interim.

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cargo fmt --all --check, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warnings, cargo test --workspace, cargo check -p cipherbox-wasm --target wasm32-unknown-unknown --all-targets, pnpm lint:tracker-refs — all clean. No TypeScript touched.

Mutation-checked: reverting the bucket union, the residual subtraction, the sleep-first ordering, the AlreadySatisfied trigger, the drop-path fallback guard, the ambiguous-id refusal, and the write-capable filter each fails a named test.

Note

Schedule sweep job, aggregate passes, and add scope_id to ReceivedShare

  • run_sweep_job idles by sweep_cadence (900s production, 2s CI in SyncTimingProfile), then runs one pass per scope from a round() source until exhausted. run_sweep now aggregates results across passes via Cumulative, preserving converged/flagged indexes while deferring residual buckets to the final pass.
  • ReceivedShare gains a persisted 16-byte scope_id; paired() derives unambiguous granted scope roots and writable child scope refs from bookmarks, excluding invalid IPNS names and scope IDs appearing in multiple bookmarks.
  • OpResolution::Dropped now carries an optional scope_exit_trigger. Already-satisfied relocations still queue rotations (with vault-root fallback for applied), while dropped relocations without a found granted root do not escalate to vault-root cuts.
  • Risk: STORED_LIST_V bumped from 1 to 2 in accept.rs; read_stored_list rejects entries lacking the 16-byte scopeId field. granted_source_root in rebase.rs no longer falls back to snapshot root; fallback decisions moved to ScopeExit.

Macroscope summarized a55a40d.

…-root pairing

Three rotation-lifecycle gaps, one diff.

Schedule the lazy wave. `run_sweep` was the whole idle-cadence loop — the
Scheduler sleep, the pass cap, the retryable-vs-trust split — with no
production caller anywhere in the workspace. `run_sweep_job` is the job that
makes it live: idle one cadence, sweep every scope the round names, report
each result, repeat until a round says stop. The cadence is the sync timing
profile's new `sweep_cadence`, deliberately coarser than `poll_cadence`, and
the idle comes first so the job never sweeps in the same wake as the cut or
the poll tick that spawned it. `SweepReporter` is how the index self-heal and
the residual buckets reach a host that has no return value to read.

Aggregate the driver's buckets. `run_sweep` returned only the final pass's
outcome, so a node re-sealed and an index repaired-and-flagged in pass 1
vanished from the report when a sibling's lost race forced pass 2. Durable
work is now a union across passes; the residuals stay the final pass's alone,
since each is re-derived from published records every pass.

Hold the scope-id to scope-root-name pairing. `GranteeRotationNet` addresses a
scope by id but a grantee cannot derive its root's name, so the pairing is
caller-held. `GrantedScopeRoots` is that inventory — seeded from the durable
received-shares bookmark, extended by each accept — and `ReceivedShare` now
persists the scope id the accept's `AcceptOutcome` learned, because nothing
recovers it from the name at cold start. `sweep_task` is the matching
sweep-task factory the net's `sweep` field wants.

Also: an already-satisfied relocation out of a granted source now queues its
scope-exit trigger. The node has left the scope whether or not this op had to
publish it, and a swallowed trigger leaves a revokee holding a live seed.

The facade wiring that constructs the job over the real net is not landed;
this is the engine-side surface it will call.

Closes #1017
Closes #754
Closes #1018
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The PR adds persisted scope identifiers to received shares, adds idle-cadence sweep scheduling and cumulative outcome reporting, and carries scope-exit triggers through rebase resolution. It also updates timing profiles, public exports, fixtures, tests, and related documentation.

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Received-share scope identifiers

Layer / File(s) Summary
Received-share scope persistence and derivation
crates/engine/src/grants/accept.rs, crates/engine/src/grants/received_share_store.rs, crates/engine/src/testkit/conformance/received_share_store.rs
ReceivedShare stores a 16-byte scope_id. Stored-list encoding advances to version 2. The list exposes validated granted roots and writable references.
Received-share validation tests
crates/engine/src/grants/accept.rs
Tests cover pairing, malformed names, ambiguous identifiers, permissions, persistence, frozen encoding, and debug output.

Idle sweep scheduling and aggregation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Sweep cadence and public API
crates/engine/src/profile.rs, crates/engine/src/net/liveness.rs, crates/engine/src/lib.rs, crates/engine/src/rotation/mod.rs, blueprint/engine.md
Profiles define sweep_cadence. Sweep job types and run_sweep_job are publicly exported. The blueprint removes the open sweep-cadence edge.
Cumulative sweep outcomes
crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs
run_sweep aggregates convergence and index flags across successful passes while retaining final-pass residual results.
Scheduler sweep execution and validation
crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs, crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep/sim.rs
run_sweep_job processes one scope per round, reports results, continues after failures, terminates on empty rounds, and uses injected cadence. Simulation support adds delayed resolve faults and counters.

Scope-exit trigger propagation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Structured dropped resolutions and scope-exit tracking
crates/engine/src/sync/rebase.rs
Dropped resolutions carry optional scope-exit triggers. Rebase distinguishes applied exits from dropped exits and deduplicates propagated triggers.
Scope-exit trigger validation
crates/engine/src/sync/rebase.rs, crates/engine/tests/sync.rs
Tests cover structured drops, already-satisfied relocations, non-relocation operations, and dropped relocations with absent sources.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to a55a4

The change can select one scope root when multiple shares claim the same scope ID, potentially rotating the wrong root while another remains live, and it can report the same node in conflicting sweep-result buckets. These are concrete security and correctness risks, so the PR is not ready to merge until they are fixed.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Scheduler
  participant run_sweep_job
  participant ScopeProvider
  participant run_sweep
  participant OutcomeReporter
  Scheduler->>run_sweep_job: wait for sweep cadence
  run_sweep_job->>ScopeProvider: obtain next scope round
  run_sweep_job->>run_sweep: process each scope
  run_sweep->>run_sweep: aggregate successful pass outcomes
  run_sweep_job->>OutcomeReporter: report result
  run_sweep_job->>Scheduler: wait for next round or terminate
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  • #635 — The PR modifies the rotation, sweep, and grants primitives described by this issue.
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/simplify, /security-review and the crypto-privacy pass, applied.

Shape. `run_sweep_job` drops `SweepReporter`, `SweepRound` and two generics for
the convention `run_tick_loop` already set — `impl AsyncFnMut` for the round,
a plain reporting closure, the way `run_liveness_loop` lets the facade map to an
`Event`. `sweep_task` is gone: its real consumers take a
`Fn([u8;16]) -> BoxedTask` built over owned seams, which only the facade holds,
so shipping a public helper of a different shape bought nothing.

Head-of-line blocking. The job passed its own idle cadence to `run_sweep` as the
inter-pass retry sleep, so at 900 s production one contested scope parked the
round for half an hour and every other granted scope behind it. Each scope now
gets one pass per round: the wave is idempotent and comes back every cadence, so
the round is the retry.

Disjoint buckets. `Cumulative` unioned `converged` across passes without
subtracting the final pass's residual, so a node re-sealed early and unreadable
late was reported in two buckets at once — against `SweepOutcome`'s own
one-node-one-bucket guarantee.

One inventory, not two. `GrantedScopeRoots` was a second index over
`ReceivedSharesList` keyed differently from it — the list is keyed by scope-root
name, the index by scope id — with no owner keeping the two in step. The
accessors now hang off the list itself. `scopeId` is authored by the sharer and
bound to nothing outside its own record, so two sharers can present the same one;
an id more than one bookmark claims answers for neither, rather than aiming a
rotation at whichever sorted first. Only write-capable shares join a sweep round,
per the blueprint's "runnable by any write-capable client".

No whole-vault cut from a drop. The full-depth walk falls back to the vault root
so an applied exit always cuts something. Reached from an already-satisfied drop
that fallback was a remotely-triggerable full-vault re-seal: a co-writer performs
the move and deletes the vacated folder. `ScopeExit` now carries both readings —
the fallback for an exit this op performed, the walk's own answer for one it only
observed — and `OpResolution::Dropped` carries the trigger instead of the replay
loop re-deriving it.

The flat-cut assertions are dropped: `net/rotation.rs`'s
`a_grantee_cut_is_flat_and_carries_the_committed_set_verbatim` already proves
both halves against the real `GranteeRotationNet`, over a staged descendant
record, and additionally checks the carried index in the opened write body.
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The PR adds the engine-side scheduled sweep surface, aggregates sweep results across passes, persists scope identifiers with received shares, and refines scope-exit rotation behavior.

  • Adds profile-driven sweep scheduling and per-round reporting.
  • Preserves durable convergence and index-repair results while giving final residual classifications precedence.
  • Pairs received-share scope IDs with roots and excludes ambiguous, invalid, or read-only sweep entries.
  • Carries scope-exit decisions through relocation resolution to avoid inappropriate vault-root rotation.

Confidence Score: 5/5

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Filename Overview
crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs Adds the scheduled sweep job and cumulative pass outcomes; the final-pass scope-root subtraction resolves the previously reported overlapping-bucket defect.
crates/engine/src/grants/accept.rs Persists scope IDs with received shares and derives fail-closed scope-root and writable-scope pairings.
crates/engine/src/sync/rebase.rs Refines scope-exit trigger propagation so observed drops do not incorrectly fall back to whole-vault rotation.
crates/engine/src/profile.rs Adds explicit production and CI sweep cadence values to the timing profile.
crates/engine/src/grants/received_share_store.rs Updates durable received-share storage behavior for the new versioned scope-ID field.

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In `@crates/engine/src/grants/accept.rs`:
- Around line 1130-1134: Remove the duplicate domain-rationale comments in
crates/engine/src/grants/accept.rs at lines 1130-1134 and 1162-1163, covering
the scope-ID ambiguity and write-capability rationale. Preserve the existing
test names, assertions, and behavior; no other changes are needed.
- Around line 249-267: Update paired to group all entries by scope_id before
applying IPNS-name parsing or the keep permission filter, rejecting every group
with multiple bookmarks; only unique groups may then undergo validity and write
checks. Preserve returning GrantedScopeRoot for unique, valid, permitted
entries, and add regressions covering write/read and valid/malformed duplicate
pairs.

In `@crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs`:
- Around line 705-711: Update the residual set in the final convergence
filtering logic to also include IDs from last.skipped_scope_roots, alongside
dropped_lost_race and unreachable_nodes, before retaining converged nodes.
Preserve the existing retain behavior so IDs classified as skipped scope roots
are removed from converged and remain in only one result bucket.

In `@crates/engine/tests/sync.rs`:
- Around line 849-867: Add an “prune” entry to the cases table alongside the
existing non-relocation operations, constructing it with Op::prune and the
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… out of converged

`paired` applied the write filter and the IPNS-name parse before grouping by
`scopeId`, so a claimant either one discarded stopped counting toward ambiguity
and the survivor answered for a contested id. A rotation would then cut one
sharer's root while the revokee on the other kept a live seed. Group over every
bookmark first; narrow only a group already proven unique.

`Cumulative::finish` subtracted only the final pass's lost races and unreachable
nodes from the union, so a node an early pass re-sealed and a concurrent mint
then promoted to a descendant scope root was reported in both `converged` and
`skipped_scope_roots`. A host reading it as swept interior state would skip the
cascade rotation the boundary now needs. Subtract the final pass's skipped scope
roots too. `flagged_indexes` stays outside that partition: it records an index
repair, which co-occurs with a skipped scope root by construction.

The non-relocation table asserted only `scope_exit_triggers`, which every
non-relocation arm of `rebase_one` hardcodes to `None` — the assertion could not
fail for any op kind. Assert `scope_exit_source` at its source so the table
gates, and add the missing `prune` row.
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Neither review carried any. CodeRabbit's body had no 🧹 Nitpick comments and no outside-diff or out-of-scope section — it was "Actionable comments posted: 4" and nothing else. Greptile's review body was empty; its one finding was the inline thread. So all five items were inline threads, each answered and resolved in place.

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# Finding Verdict
Greptile, sweep.rs:711 Aggregate buckets overlap after transitions Taken — same defect as CR's; one fix, both threads answered
CR, sweep.rs:711 Remove final-pass skipped scope roots from converged Taken, mechanism verified
CR, accept.rs:267 Check scope-ID ambiguity before filtering candidates Taken — fail-open confirmed
CR, accept.rs:1134 Remove repeated domain rationale from the tests Taken, plus a third site of the same shape
CR, tests/sync.rs:867 Add the missing prune case Row added; its stated premise was false, so the guard was fixed too

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Two, both recorded on their threads:

  • A third restated-rationale comment removed. CR flagged accept.rs:1130-1134 and 1162-1163. The doc comment on a_bookmark_whose_stored_name_is_unusable_pairs_with_nothing restated the malformed-name half of the same granted_scope_roots paragraph, so it goes with them.
  • The non-relocation table was a vacuous guard. rebase_one threads ScopeExit::of only into the Relink and Move arms; every other arm hardcodes scope_exit_trigger: None (rebase.rs:335, :467). report.scope_exit_triggers.is_empty() therefore could not fail for any kind in that table — adding a prune row to it would have gated nothing. Confirmed by mutating scope_exit_source for Prune and for Rename: both left the test green. The table now also asserts op.scope_exit_source().is_none(), which the same mutation does fail.

Verification

  • Every fix mutation-checked: reverting the .chain(last.skipped_scope_roots…), restoring the previous paired body, and forcing Prune to report a scope exit each fail their regression.
  • Gates: cargo fmt --all --check, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings, cargo test -p cipherbox-engine -p cipherbox-core (1810 passed, 0 failed), cargo check -p cipherbox-wasm --target wasm32-unknown-unknown.
  • CodeRabbit CLI on the delta (--base-commit a55a40d42): review completed, 0 findings.

Re-keying ReceivedSharesList on scope_id remains deferred to #1345; this PR fixes the ordering within the existing name-keyed list.

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