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In `@mimd-0025-impl.md`:
- Around line 1-4: Align the MIMD identifier consistently with the PR objective
by updating the filename, heading, companion reference, and any related scope
references from MIMD-0025 to MIMD-0024.
- Around line 529-533: Update ConsumeCommitmentRandomnessData and its consuming
instruction to authenticate that randomness corresponds to
PendingCommitment.vrf_request_id, rather than accepting arbitrary bytes;
validate the VRF proof using the stored request and require the VRF identity
signer. Reject the callback when the pending commitment’s randomness has already
been consumed, while preserving the registry-revision check and existing
pending-commitment flow.
- Around line 618-620: Clarify the ChallengerReveal timeout branch by defining
how the revealed state is compared with the operator’s committed state,
including distinct invalid, matching, and mismatching outcomes. Specify the
applicable ChallengeOutcome for each case before any slashing or payout is
applied.
- Around line 147-168: Validate the configuration parameters associated with
selected verifiers and approvals: require approval_threshold to be nonzero and
no greater than the eligible selected-verifier count, ensure
selected_verifier_count fits the verifier registry after excluding the operator,
and restrict match_penalty_bps to the valid basis-point range. Apply these
checks in the configuration validation logic covering the fields
min_operator_bond through match_penalty_bps, preserving rejection of invalid
configurations before use.
- Around line 163-166: Update PendingCommitment to persist the challenge-window
extension count, preferably by adding a window_extensions field distinct from
challenge_window_id. Initialize it explicitly when creating the commitment,
increment it whenever ExtendChallengeWindow succeeds, and use it with
max_window_extensions to enforce the limit and expire the commitment at the
configured maximum.
- Around line 215-230: Bound every variable-length on-chain field:
VerifierRegistry.entries, PendingCommitment.selected_verifiers,
PendingCommitment.approval_bitmap, and StateBuffer.data. Define explicit maximum
sizes, initialize accounts with sufficient allocation, fund permitted growth,
and reject updates or openings that exceed those limits; validate
StateBuffer.total_len against the same bounds rather than accepting any u32
value. Use paged or Merkleized storage where necessary so account sizing remains
feasible.
- Around line 147-160: Add a withdrawal_delay_slots field to ProtocolConfig and
enforce it in WithdrawStake by validating the current slot against
withdraw_requested_slot plus the configured delay. Keep the documented
withdrawal-delay requirement consistent with the implementation.
- Around line 153-160: Add a VRF timeout-slots configuration field alongside the
existing challenge and response timeout fields, and add a VRF deadline to
PendingCommitment. When posting a commitment, calculate and store the deadline
from the current slot plus the configured timeout; in the VrfTimeout
cancellation path, require the current slot to be strictly greater than that
deadline before accepting the cancellation. Update all affected commitment
construction, validation, and configuration handling sites consistently.
- Around line 77-87: Resolve the unused er_slot field across PostCommitmentData
and PendingCommitment: either persist it in PendingCommitment and include it in
state_commitment_hash so the replay context is authenticated, or remove it from
the instruction data and all related handling if it is not needed. Apply the
same choice consistently in the additional commitment construction and
processing paths.
- Around line 180-193: Define explicit per-commitment stake-lock accounting for
OperatorBond and PendingCommitment/PostCommitment: record each commitment’s
reserved amount and update the ledger consistently when commitments are created,
cancelled, finalized, or expire, ensuring locked_lamports is derived or adjusted
without releasing another commitment’s reservation. Replace the current “if
needed” behavior with these exact transitions and preserve correct aggregate
locked stake across multiple pending commitments and disputes.
- Around line 422-453: Update RaiseChallenge to reject creation when the
PendingCommitment already has an active_challenge, then atomically set that
pointer when creating the Challenge PDA. Update every terminal path, including
CloseTerminalAccounts, to clear or explicitly retain active_challenge according
to the intended lifecycle, preserving the one-active-challenge invariant.
- Around line 296-299: Update PendingCommitment to persist a usable canonical DA
locator alongside da_pointer_hash, or define and use an authenticated external
lookup whose exact encoding is bound to that hash. Ensure the resolver flow can
retrieve the referenced DA record before validating its contents, while
preserving account_state_hash semantics.
- Around line 136-140: Define the paused-state policy for ProtocolConfig.paused
by explicitly listing blocked and allowed instructions, including new
commitments, existing challenges, finalization, timeouts, payouts, and cleanup.
Update the relevant instruction rules to apply the selected pause check before
each state change while preserving permitted exit or recovery operations.
- Line 506: Update the RaiseChallenge instruction to require
PendingCommitmentStatus::Active and verify the current slot is within
challenge_window_end_slot, explicitly defining whether the end slot is inclusive
or exclusive. Reject challenges outside this window so they cannot block
finalization after expiry.
- Line 489: Update the UpdateVerifierRegistry and ResolveDispute account
definitions and authority checks to include ProtocolConfig, requiring the
transaction signer to match the configured authority or resolver respectively.
Apply the same correction to the additional affected account definitions, while
preserving existing target-account validation and behavior.
- Around line 354-379: Define the StateBuffer initialization flow used by
WriteStateBuffer to require expected_data_hash and total_len before accepting
chunks. Add explicit chunk addressing via an offset or index, validate bounds
against total_len, and track write progress so duplicate retries are idempotent
while out-of-order or overlapping writes are rejected without corrupting data.
Update FinalizeStateBuffer to require the fully addressed buffer to match its
declared length and hash.
- Around line 455-468: Specify the payout funding source and authority in the
PayoutTimelock and ClaimPayout design: either escrow ResolveDispute funds in the
timelock or document ClaimPayout debiting protocol_fee_vault, including the
required vault/source account and authority. Ensure ClaimPayout transfers from
that source and updates claimed atomically, and apply the same clarification to
the related payout definition.
- Around line 65-102: Define and document canonical encodings for all hash
inputs and instruction data, including the hash algorithm, domain-tag
representation, field order, byte serialization, length framing, and
Option/missing-account encoding; apply them consistently to commitment,
challenge, and finalization hashes. Keep the existing CommitStateFromBufferArgs
Borsh instruction encoding explicit, but separately specify PostCommitmentData
and hash-input encodings, and add published test vectors covering the resulting
bytes and hashes.
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| # MIMD-0025 Implementation Notes | ||
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| Companion to `mimd-0025.md`. This file only captures low-level implementation | ||
| choices and message shapes. Protocol rationale stays in the MIMD. |
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Align the MIMD identifier before merge.
This file identifies MIMD-0025 and links mimd-0025.md, while the PR objective identifies MIMD-0024. Use one identifier in the filename, heading, companion link, and PR scope so readers and tooling do not follow the wrong design.
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| ```text | ||
| data_hash = H("magicblock.account_data.v1", account_data) | ||
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| data_hash | ||
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| "magicblock.state_commitment.v1", | ||
| operator_identity, | ||
| account_pubkey, | ||
| commit_id, | ||
| delegation_record, | ||
| da_pointer_hash, | ||
| account_state_hash, | ||
| verifier_registry, | ||
| challenge_window_id | ||
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| challenge_hash = H( | ||
| "magicblock.challenge.v1", | ||
| state_commitment_hash, | ||
| operator_identity, | ||
| challenger_identity, | ||
| account_pubkey, | ||
| commit_id, | ||
| challenger_account_state_hash, | ||
| salt | ||
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| ``` | ||
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| Open parameters: hash function, serialization, DA pointer format, | ||
| missing-account representation, economics, timeouts, and thresholds. |
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Freeze the canonical encoding for hashes and instruction data.
H(tag, ...) leaves the hash function, field order, byte representation, length framing, and Option encoding undefined. Different clients can produce incompatible commitments, challenges, and finalization states.
Define one canonical encoding and publish test vectors. The existing commit_state_from_buffer builder uses Borsh to_vec for CommitStateFromBufferArgs, and the processor decodes it with try_from_slice; do not assume this defines the hash or PostCommitmentData encoding.
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In `@mimd-0025-impl.md` around lines 65 - 102, Define and document canonical
encodings for all hash inputs and instruction data, including the hash
algorithm, domain-tag representation, field order, byte serialization, length
framing, and Option/missing-account encoding; apply them consistently to
commitment, challenge, and finalization hashes. Keep the existing
CommitStateFromBufferArgs Borsh instruction encoding explicit, but separately
specify PostCommitmentData and hash-input encodings, and add published test
vectors covering the resulting bytes and hashes.
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| "magicblock.state_commitment.v1", | ||
| operator_identity, | ||
| account_pubkey, | ||
| commit_id, | ||
| delegation_record, | ||
| da_pointer_hash, | ||
| account_state_hash, | ||
| verifier_registry, | ||
| challenge_window_id | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Bind er_slot or remove it.
PostCommitmentData accepts er_slot, but PendingCommitment does not store it and state_commitment_hash does not include it. The value is therefore neither persisted nor authenticated. If it identifies the replay context, store and hash it. If it is unused, remove it from the instruction data.
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In `@mimd-0025-impl.md` around lines 77 - 87, Resolve the unused er_slot field
across PostCommitmentData and PendingCommitment: either persist it in
PendingCommitment and include it in state_commitment_hash so the replay context
is authenticated, or remove it from the instruction data and all related
handling if it is not needed. Apply the same choice consistently in the
additional commitment construction and processing paths.
| pub struct ProtocolConfig { | ||
| /// Signer allowed to update config and permissioned-v2 bootstrap state. | ||
| pub authority: Pubkey, | ||
| /// Emergency stop for new commitments and other non-exit activity. | ||
| pub paused: bool, |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Define the paused-state checks.
ProtocolConfig.paused claims to stop new commitments and other non-exit activity, but the instruction rules do not identify which instructions honor it. Enumerate the blocked and allowed instructions, including behavior for existing challenges, finalization, timeouts, payouts, and cleanup. Enforce the selected policy before each state change.
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In `@mimd-0025-impl.md` around lines 136 - 140, Define the paused-state policy for
ProtocolConfig.paused by explicitly listing blocked and allowed instructions,
including new commitments, existing challenges, finalization, timeouts, payouts,
and cleanup. Update the relevant instruction rules to apply the selected pause
check before each state change while preserving permitted exit or recovery
operations.
| /// Minimum stake required for an operator to register and stay active. | ||
| pub min_operator_bond: u64, | ||
| /// Minimum stake required for a verifier to register and stay active. | ||
| pub min_verifier_bond: u64, | ||
| /// Minimum stake locked by RaiseChallenge to prevent cheap spam. | ||
| pub min_challenger_stake: u64, | ||
| /// Slots available for approval/challenge after VRF activation. | ||
| pub challenge_window_slots: u64, | ||
| /// Slots the operator gets to open state after a challenge. | ||
| pub operator_response_timeout_slots: u64, | ||
| /// Slots the challenger gets to reveal after operator response or timeout. | ||
| pub challenger_reveal_timeout_slots: u64, | ||
| /// Delay before a winning challenger can claim payout. | ||
| pub payout_timelock_slots: u64, |
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Add the configured withdrawal delay.
WithdrawStake requires a configured exit delay, but ProtocolConfig has no withdrawal_delay_slots field. Add the delay and enforce it against withdraw_requested_slot, or remove the documented delay requirement.
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In `@mimd-0025-impl.md` around lines 147 - 160, Add a withdrawal_delay_slots field
to ProtocolConfig and enforce it in WithdrawStake by validating the current slot
against withdraw_requested_slot plus the configured delay. Keep the documented
withdrawal-delay requirement consistent with the implementation.
| | `UpdateProtocolConfig`<ul><li>ix-data: <code>params</code></li><li>accounts: <strong>authority signer, ProtocolConfig</strong></li></ul> | Protocol authority | Updates params used by future commitments. Existing pending commitments keep the values copied into their accounts. | | ||
| | `RegisterOperator`<ul><li>ix-data: <code>amount_lamports</code></li><li>accounts: <strong>operator signer, protocol authority signer, OperatorBond, ProtocolConfig</strong></li></ul> | Operator, protocol authority | Creates the per-operator `OperatorBond` PDA at `["operator-bond", operator]` and deposits slashable stake. Permissioned v2 requires configured approval before the operator can post commitments. | | ||
| | `RegisterVerifier`<ul><li>ix-data: <code>amount_lamports</code></li><li>accounts: <strong>verifier signer, protocol authority signer, VerifierBond, ProtocolConfig</strong></li></ul> | Verifier, protocol authority | Creates the per-verifier `VerifierBond` PDA at `["verifier-bond", verifier]` and deposits slashable stake. Permissioned v2 requires configured approval before the verifier can enter the registry. | | ||
| | `UpdateVerifierRegistry`<ul><li>ix-data: <code>update</code></li><li>accounts: <strong>authority signer, VerifierRegistry, VerifierBond accounts</strong></li></ul> | Protocol authority | Adds or removes verifier pubkeys in the single `VerifierRegistry` account and increments `registry_revision`. Invalid, duplicate, unbonded, or inactive verifiers are rejected. | |
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Pass ProtocolConfig when checking configured signers.
UpdateVerifierRegistry is authority-gated but omits ProtocolConfig. ResolveDispute must verify ProtocolConfig.resolver but also omits ProtocolConfig. Neither target account stores the configured signer. Add the configuration account and require signer equality, or persist the expected signer on the target account.
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In `@mimd-0025-impl.md` at line 489, Update the UpdateVerifierRegistry and
ResolveDispute account definitions and authority checks to include
ProtocolConfig, requiring the transaction signer to match the configured
authority or resolver respectively. Apply the same correction to the additional
affected account definitions, while preserving existing target-account
validation and behavior.
| - `ChallengerReveal` has four terminal branches: | ||
| invalid hash, matching state, mismatch after operator response, valid reveal | ||
| after operator timeout. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Define the post-timeout reveal outcome.
The document lists a “valid reveal after operator timeout” branch but does not define how to compare that reveal with the operator’s committed state or which ChallengeOutcome applies when the states match. Specify separate invalid, matching, and mismatching outcomes for the timeout path before applying slashing or payout.
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In `@mimd-0025-impl.md` around lines 618 - 620, Clarify the ChallengerReveal
timeout branch by defining how the revealed state is compared with the
operator’s committed state, including distinct invalid, matching, and
mismatching outcomes. Specify the applicable ChallengeOutcome for each case
before any slashing or payout is applied.
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- Line 478: Update the v2 interfaces for InitProtocolConfig, RegisterOperator,
RegisterVerifier, PostCommitment, and RaiseChallenge to declare system_program
wherever accounts are created or lamports are transferred, and explicitly
identify the required payer or stake-transfer source signer for each
instruction. Keep the account lists consistent with the existing
instruction-builder conventions, or document that affected accounts must be
pre-created and funded.
- Around line 570-574: Update the VerifierRegistry round-robin selection logic
used by PostCommitment to bound scans by the registry entry count and normalize
next_selection_index modulo that count after advancing by the number of scanned
entries. Preserve exclusion of the commitment operator, and add a regression
test covering two consecutive commitments with an operator and one verifier.
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| | `InitProtocolConfig`<ul><li>ix-data: <code>params</code></li><li>accounts: <strong>authority signer, ProtocolConfig, VerifierRegistry</strong></li></ul> | Protocol authority | Creates the global config account and empty verifier registry. Stores bootstrap params such as resolver, fees, thresholds, and timeouts. | |
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Declare the accounts required for creation and stake transfers.
InitProtocolConfig, RegisterOperator, RegisterVerifier, and PostCommitment create accounts or move lamports, but their account lists omit system_program and do not state which signer is the payer or transfer source. RaiseChallenge also locks challenger stake without declaring the transfer mechanism. Add these accounts and payer roles to each v2 interface, or require the accounts to be pre-created and funded. Existing builders include system-program accounts in dlp-api/src/instruction_builder/commit_state.rs:24-68 and dlp-api/src/instruction_builder/commit_finalize.rs:26-78.
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In `@mimd-0025-impl.md` at line 478, Update the v2 interfaces for
InitProtocolConfig, RegisterOperator, RegisterVerifier, PostCommitment, and
RaiseChallenge to declare system_program wherever accounts are created or
lamports are transferred, and explicitly identify the required payer or
stake-transfer source signer for each instruction. Keep the account lists
consistent with the existing instruction-builder conventions, or document that
affected accounts must be pre-created and funded.
| stores the current `VerifierRegistry.registry_revision`, selects verifiers | ||
| with round-robin, increments `VerifierRegistry.next_selection_index` by the | ||
| number of scanned registry entries, and starts the challenge window. | ||
| - Verifier selection uses all registered verifiers except the commitment | ||
| operator. If no verifier remains, `PostCommitment` rejects. |
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Define modulo normalization for VerifierRegistry.next_selection_index.
PostCommitment can advance the cursor beyond VerifierRegistry.entries.len(). With [operator, verifier], cursor 0 becomes 2 after one scan, so the next selection can use an out-of-range Vec index. Define the scan bound and modulo update, then add a regression test with two consecutive commitments.
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In `@mimd-0025-impl.md` around lines 570 - 574, Update the VerifierRegistry
round-robin selection logic used by PostCommitment to bound scans by the
registry entry count and normalize next_selection_index modulo that count after
advancing by the number of scanned entries. Preserve exclusion of the commitment
operator, and add a regression test covering two consecutive commitments with an
operator and one verifier.
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