M1: treat WARP node payload as opaque bytes #16
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34-34: Node-edge payload asymmetry creates architectural liability.
WarpNodecarriespayload_bytes: Vec<u8>and properly serializes it toNodeCommitV0(SPEC-WARP-0001 compliant).WarpEdge, however, has nopayload_bytesfield. When converting edges toEdgeCommitV0, the field is hardcoded toNone(line 120) with no mechanism to populate it.Per SPEC-WARP-0001, edge payloads are optional, so
Noneis technically valid. But this creates asymmetry: if future code needs to attach opaque data to edges (as it can to nodes), the currentWarpEdgestruct cannot represent it. Retrofitting this later requires invasive changes.Either:
- Add
payload_bytes: Vec<u8>toWarpEdgeto matchWarpNode's capability and allow actual edge payload usage.- Document explicitly why edge payloads are intentionally unsupported despite being optional in the spec, and mark
payload_bytes: Noneas a design constraint.The current state—optional field that can never be populated—is a landmine for future maintainers.
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crates/jitos-graph/tests/graph_commit_digest_tests.rs (2)
13-25: LGTM: Test helper correctly updated to byte-based payloads.The signature change from
serde_json::ValuetoVec<u8>aligns perfectly with the refactoring objective. Clean and straightforward.
28-74: Tests correctly updated for byte-based payloads.Both tests properly verify:
- Insertion order invariance (lines 28-60): Critical for deterministic hashing
- Payload sensitivity (lines 62-74): Hash must change when payload changes
The use of JSON-shaped byte literals (
br#"{"k":"A"}"#) is fine—they're still raw bytes, and the readability helps. The new test at lines 76-95 covers the critical case of byte-level vs semantic differences.docs/ROADMAP/M1-Kernel-Alpha/README.md (2)
1-462: Documentation is consistent; no stale references or specification gaps.Verification confirms that all referenced specification files (SPEC-0001, SPEC-0005, SPEC-NET-0001, SPEC-WARP-0001) exist and are present in
docs/SPECS/. No stale references to old field names (WarpNode.data,serde_json::Value) or JSON payload semantics exist across the documentation. The M1 Kernel Alpha README and main ROADMAP README consistently usepayload_b64terminology with opaque byte semantics throughout. The coding guideline requirement to update READMEs and API documentation is satisfied—documentation properly reflects the binary payload model via base64 encoding, not JSON.
337-337: Specs exist and are properly documented—no action needed.SPEC-WARP-0001 and SPEC-WARP-0002 are confirmed in
docs/SPECS/with matching content. SPEC-WARP-0001 explicitly states "payload_bytes are opaque bytes. The kernel MUST NOT interpret them for hashing," which aligns exactly with line 337's checklist item. Both specs define test requirements sections. The checklist marks at lines 337, 352–353 are justified.
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🧩 Analysis chain🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 3278 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 848 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 10225 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 5077 @flyingrobots: I've analyzed commit 22232a3. While the WarpNode clarifications are solid, the edge payload implementation has CRITICAL GAPS that make this unshippable: 🔴 BLOCKER: ZERO TEST COVERAGE FOR EDGE PAYLOADSYour tests only use // MISSING: Does edge payload affect graph hash?
#[test]
fn graph_hash_changes_when_edge_payload_changes() {
let mut g1 = WarpGraph::new();
let a1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(1), "A", b"data".to_vec());
let b1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(2), "B", b"data".to_vec());
g1.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a1, target: b1, edge_type: "link".into(),
payload_bytes: Some(b"payload1".to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
let mut g2 = WarpGraph::new();
let a2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(1), "A", b"data".to_vec());
let b2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(2), "B", b"data".to_vec());
g2.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a2, target: b2, edge_type: "link".into(),
payload_bytes: Some(b"payload2".to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
assert_ne!(g1.compute_hash(), g2.compute_hash());
}
// MISSING: Byte-level sensitivity (not JSON semantics)
#[test]
fn edge_hash_depends_on_payload_bytes_not_json_semantics() {
// Parallel to your node test but for edges
let mut g1 = WarpGraph::new();
let a1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g1.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a1, target: b1, edge_type: "link".into(),
payload_bytes: Some(br#"{"a":1,"b":2}"#.to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
let mut g2 = WarpGraph::new();
let a2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g2.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a2, target: b2, edge_type: "link".into(),
payload_bytes: Some(br#"{"b":2,"a":1}"#.to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
assert_ne!(g1.compute_hash(), g2.compute_hash(),
"edge payload must be treated as opaque bytes");
}🔴 BLOCKER: UNDOCUMENTED SEMANTIC AMBIGUITYLine 120 in lib.rs: // These will produce DIFFERENT edge IDs:
payload_bytes: None
payload_bytes: Some(vec![])This is IDENTITY-LEVEL semantics (affects
🟡 SEMANTIC DESIGN QUESTION: PAYLOAD IN EDGE IDENTITYYour implementation makes edge payload part of edge identity (Line 115-125). This means:
Is this intentional? If yes:
If no, edge_id should NOT include payload. 🟡 ASYMMETRY UNEXPLAINEDLine 48: Nodes have Why the asymmetry? What's the use case for:
If you can't articulate distinct use cases for these three states, collapse to 🟡 INCOMPLETE DOCUMENTATIONLine 58-60: Your doc comment says:
This is INCOMPLETE. It should say:
📋 MISSING SPEC CLARIFICATIONSPEC-WARP-0001 says EdgeId must be "stable and deterministic" but doesn't specify HOW it's derived. Your implementation derives it FROM payload. Consider:
VERDICTREJECT until:
The WarpNode changes are excellent. The edge payload addition is architecturally sound but dangerously undertested and underdocumented. ✅ Actions performedReview triggered.
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1-1: CRITICAL: Remove the TypeScript directive from this Rust file.
// @ts-checkis a TypeScript/JavaScript pragma that instructs type-checking tools. It has absolutely zero semantic meaning in Rust and indicates either:
- A copy-paste accident from a JS/TS file, or
- Some rogue tooling configuration artifact
This is noise pollution in your source. Delete it immediately.
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-// @ts-check use jitos_core::Hash;
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crates/jitos-graph/tests/graph_commit_digest_tests.rs (1)
27-62: Insertion order invariance test is structurally sound.The test constructs two logically identical graphs with different insertion orders and verifies hash equality. The byte-literal payloads (
br#"..."#.to_vec()) are idiomatic and explicit.One observation: you're testing with JSON-shaped bytes, which is fine, but doesn't exercise the full generality of "opaque bytes." The prior review already flagged this—consider adding a companion test with truly arbitrary binary payloads (e.g.,
vec![0xFF, 0xFE, 0x00, 0x01]) to prove the system doesn't choke on non-UTF8 data.crates/jitos-graph/src/lib.rs (1)
96-96: Payload cloning remains a future optimization target.Both
n.payload_bytes.clone()(line 96) ande.payload_bytes.clone()(line 133) perform full byte-vector copies. For M1, this is acceptable—correctness first. The prior review already flagged this as a performance consideration for future work (e.g.,Arc<[u8]>or streaming hash computation).No action required now, but ensure this is tracked for performance-sensitive paths post-M1.
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crates/jitos-graph/tests/graph_commit_digest_tests.rs (2)
13-25: Helper function is adequate.The
insert_nodehelper correctly acceptspayload_bytes: Vec<u8>and constructs theWarpNodewith all required fields. Nothing to complain about here.
78-97: This test is the sentinel for SPEC-WARP-0001 compliance. Excellent.By asserting that
{"a":1,"b":2}and{"b":2,"a":1}produce different hashes, you've encoded a regression tripwire against any future canonicalization saboteur. The documentation in the test body is exemplary—anyone reading this will understand the invariant being protected.No defects. Approved.
crates/jitos-graph/src/lib.rs (2)
43-48: Documentation contradiction has been resolved.The prior review flagged that the original doc stated "The kernel MUST NOT interpret these bytes for hashing or identity" while the code explicitly uses them in hash computation. The current wording—"These bytes are hashed as-is" and "MUST NOT parse, decode, normalize, or otherwise interpret the structure or semantics"—is now accurate and internally consistent.
This addresses the past critical feedback correctly.
58-61: Edge payload documentation is consistent with node semantics.The
Option<Vec<u8>>type correctly models optional edge payloads, and the documentation mirrors the node payload semantics. "If present, these bytes are hashed as-is" is precise and accurate given the implementation at lines 118-125 and 133.
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🔥 WHAT YOU NEED TO DO1. ADD EDGE PAYLOAD TESTS (CRITICAL)Add to #[test]
fn graph_hash_changes_when_edge_payload_changes() {
let mut g1 = WarpGraph::new();
let a1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g1.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a1,
target: b1,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(b"payload1".to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
let mut g2 = WarpGraph::new();
let a2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g2.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a2,
target: b2,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(b"payload2".to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
assert_ne!(g1.compute_hash(), g2.compute_hash(),
"edge payload changes must change graph hash");
}
#[test]
fn edge_hash_depends_on_payload_bytes_not_json_semantics() {
let mut g1 = WarpGraph::new();
let a1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g1.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a1,
target: b1,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(br#"{"a":1,"b":2}"#.to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
let mut g2 = WarpGraph::new();
let a2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g2.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a2,
target: b2,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(br#"{"b":2,"a":1}"#.to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
assert_ne!(g1.compute_hash(), g2.compute_hash(),
"edge payload must be treated as opaque bytes");
}
#[test]
fn edge_payload_none_vs_empty() {
let mut g1 = WarpGraph::new();
let a1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g1.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a1,
target: b1,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: None,
attachment: None,
});
let mut g2 = WarpGraph::new();
let a2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g2.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a2,
target: b2,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(vec![]),
attachment: None,
});
assert_ne!(g1.compute_hash(), g2.compute_hash(),
"None and Some(vec![]) must produce different edge identities");
}2. FIX WARPEDGE DOCUMENTATION (CRITICAL)Replace Line 57-60 in /// Optional opaque payload bytes for edge-level data (SPEC-WARP-0001).
///
/// These bytes (if present) are:
/// 1. Included in edge_id computation (affecting edge identity: two edges
/// with identical source/target/type but different payloads are DISTINCT edges)
/// 2. Hashed as-is for the graph commit digest
///
/// Note: `None` and `Some(vec![])` produce DIFFERENT edge identities.
///
/// The kernel MUST NOT parse, decode, normalize, or otherwise interpret
/// the structure or semantics of these bytes.
pub payload_bytes: Option<Vec<u8>>,3. JUSTIFY THE ASYMMETRY (MEDIUM PRIORITY)Add a code comment above WarpNode explaining why nodes require payload but edges don't: /// ... (existing docs)
///
/// Note: Node payload is required (Vec<u8>) while edge payload is optional (Option<Vec<u8>>).
/// Rationale: [EXPLAIN YOUR DESIGN DECISION HERE]
pub payload_bytes: Vec<u8>,⚡ STOP WASTING TIMEDo not commit any more "cleanup" or "chore" changes until these blockers are fixed. This PR has EXCELLENT architecture but is DANGEROUSLY UNDERTESTED. Run the tests I provided. Document the semantics. THEN we ship. ✅ Actions performedReview triggered.
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95-95: Performance consideration already noted.The clone of potentially large payload vectors was flagged in a prior review. Not blocking for M1, but worth tracking for future optimization paths (e.g.,
Arc<[u8]>or streaming hash).
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42-47: Documentation is now accurate and unambiguous.The updated doc comment correctly states that bytes are hashed as-is and the kernel must not parse/decode/normalize them. This aligns with the implementation at line 95 where
payload_bytesis cloned intoNodeCommitV0and subsequently hashed viahash_canonical.
127-134: Edge commit construction is consistent with node pattern.The edge payload is correctly cloned into
EdgeCommitV0and theedge_idderived at line 125 is stored. The structure properly captures all identity-relevant fields for canonical hashing.Same performance consideration as nodes applies (cloning potentially large payloads), but not blocking.
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🧩 Analysis chain🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 2818 @flyingrobots: Your documentation improvement is GOOD but you've addressed only 1 out of 4 CRITICAL BLOCKERS. ✅ FIXED (1/4)Documentation: WarpEdge.payload_bytes now documents identity impact and None vs Some(vec![]) distinction. 🔴 STILL BROKEN (3/4)
🔥 YOU ARE DOCUMENTING UNTESTED BEHAVIORYour commit message says edge payload "affects edge identity" — but you have ZERO tests proving this works. Documentation without tests is a LIE IN WAITING. 💀 STOP COMMITTING DOCUMENTATIONYou've made THREE commits (22232a3, 1c24483, 1e6eb07) addressing docs and cosmetics while completely ignoring the NON-NEGOTIABLE test requirement. ⚡ WHAT YOU MUST DO RIGHT NOWI ALREADY GAVE YOU THE COMPLETE TEST CODE. Copy-paste this into #[test]
fn graph_hash_changes_when_edge_payload_changes() {
let mut g1 = WarpGraph::new();
let a1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g1.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a1,
target: b1,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(b"payload1".to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
let mut g2 = WarpGraph::new();
let a2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g2.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a2,
target: b2,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(b"payload2".to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
assert_ne!(g1.compute_hash(), g2.compute_hash(),
"edge payload changes must change graph hash");
}
#[test]
fn edge_hash_depends_on_payload_bytes_not_json_semantics() {
let mut g1 = WarpGraph::new();
let a1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g1.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a1,
target: b1,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(br#"{"a":1,"b":2}"#.to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
let mut g2 = WarpGraph::new();
let a2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g2.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a2,
target: b2,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(br#"{"b":2,"a":1}"#.to_vec()),
attachment: None,
});
assert_ne!(g1.compute_hash(), g2.compute_hash(),
"edge payload must be treated as opaque bytes");
}
#[test]
fn edge_payload_none_vs_empty() {
let mut g1 = WarpGraph::new();
let a1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b1 = insert_node(&mut g1, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g1.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a1,
target: b1,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: None,
attachment: None,
});
let mut g2 = WarpGraph::new();
let a2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(1), "A", b"x".to_vec());
let b2 = insert_node(&mut g2, node_id(2), "B", b"y".to_vec());
g2.edges.insert(WarpEdge {
source: a2,
target: b2,
edge_type: "link".to_string(),
payload_bytes: Some(vec![]),
attachment: None,
});
assert_ne!(g1.compute_hash(), g2.compute_hash(),
"None and Some(vec![]) must produce different edge identities");
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42-47: Documentation improvement addresses previous contradiction.The updated documentation correctly clarifies that payload bytes are "hashed as-is" and the kernel "MUST NOT parse, decode, normalize, or otherwise interpret the structure or semantics." This resolves the previous contradiction where the docs incorrectly suggested bytes couldn't be used for hashing at all.
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crates/jitos-graph/tests/graph_commit_digest_tests.rs (3)
13-25: Perfect API alignment.The helper function correctly adapted to the new
payload_bytes: Vec<u8>signature. Clean, straightforward change.
27-76: Existing tests correctly migrated to byte payloads.Lines 35, 36, 47, 48, 67, 70 now use byte string literals (
br#"..."#.to_vec()) correctly. The tests maintain their original intent (insertion order invariance, payload change detection) while adapting to the new API.
99-190: CRITICAL BLOCKERS RESOLVED: Edge payload identity semantics fully tested.These three tests comprehensively address the identity-critical gaps flagged in previous reviews:
- Lines 99-128 (
edge_payload_affects_graph_hash): ProvesSome(vec![1,2,3])vsNoneproduces different hashes. ✅- Lines 130-159 (
edge_payload_none_vs_empty_are_distinct): ProvesNone≠Some(vec![])at the identity level. ✅- Lines 161-190 (
edge_payload_byte_level_sensitivity): Proves edge payloads are treated as opaque bytes, not JSON-equivalent values. ✅The tests are correct, well-named, properly documented, and use appropriate assertions. This resolves the previously identified critical testing gap where edge payload semantics were identity-critical yet completely untested.
Precision note: These tests verify digest-level identity (graph hash differences), which is the correct semantic property per SPEC-WARP-0001. They prove the payload bytes affect the canonical commit, which is exactly what the edge_id derivation mechanism enforces.
crates/jitos-graph/src/lib.rs (3)
42-47: Documentation contradiction RESOLVED.The previous critical issue where the documentation contradicted the implementation has been fixed. The new wording correctly states that:
- Bytes are hashed as-is for commit digest computation (line 44)
- The prohibition is against parsing/decoding/normalizing the structure (lines 45-46)
This is precise and matches the implementation at line 102. The bytes participate in cryptographic operations but their semantic structure is never interpreted. Perfect.
57-67: Asymmetry rationale documented and defensible.The documentation now explicitly addresses the node/edge payload type asymmetry that was flagged in previous reviews:
Rationale provided (lines 59-61):
- Nodes: atomic payload carriers → always present (
Vec<u8>)- Edges: structural relations → often empty → explicit absence via
Option<Vec<u8>>Identity semantics clarified (lines 65-66):
- Payload bytes included in
edge_idderivationNone≠Some(vec![])at identity levelThis is a defensible design choice. While you could argue for consistency (make both
Optionor both required), the documented rationale—that edges are primarily structural and frequently carry no payload—justifies avoiding empty allocations. The explicit three-state semantic (absent/empty/present) is now clearly documented as affecting identity.Verdict: The asymmetry is no longer unjustified. The design intent is clear and the identity implications are explicit.
95-152: Implementation is correct; payload bytes properly integrated.The implementation correctly includes payload bytes in all critical paths:
- Line 102: Node payloads cloned into
NodeCommitV0→ affects graph digest ✅- Line 130: Edge payloads included in
edge_id_input→ affects edge identity ✅- Line 139: Edge payloads cloned into
EdgeCommitV0→ affects graph digest ✅The inclusion of
&e.payload_bytesat line 130 ensures that:
- Edge payload presence/absence affects edge identity
NoneandSome(vec![])serialize differently → produce different edge IDs- Byte-level differences are preserved (no normalization)
This matches the documented semantics and is now backed by comprehensive tests (test file lines 99-190).
Performance note (not blocking): Lines 102 and 139 clone potentially large payload vectors. This was previously noted as a tracked optimization opportunity (consider
Arc<[u8]>or streaming hash computation for MB+ payloads). Not a blocker for M1.
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@coderabbitai you did the thing again where you approve but didn't clear 'changes requested'. please unblock. @coderabbitai here's a carrot 🥕 please lift the 'changes requested', since you approved. |
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@flyingrobots: Apologies for the workflow friction! 🥕 You're absolutely right—I gave textual approval but didn't trigger the formal GitHub review state change. Your commit 28cdbe2 crushed all blockers and the PR is production-ready. Lifting "changes requested" now. ✅ Actions performedComments resolved and changes approved. |
Summary
jitos-graphsoWarpNodestorespayload_bytes: Vec<u8>instead of JSON.How to Verify
cargo test.cargo fmt --all -- --checkandcargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings.Notes
NodeIdallocation semantics (SPEC-0005).