Hovering a folder/file now shows "Your permissions" (the rwcda verbs you
hold there) and "Your roles" (the cascade roles you're a member of at that
location — e.g. document_controller, project_team). Roles are cascade-
scoped, so they can differ by location; this answers "does the system think
I'm a document_controller here?".
- server: RolesForPrincipalInChain(chain, email) resolves the caller's role
memberships at a path (honouring fences/resets, incl. embedded standard
roles); /.profile/access?path= now returns path_roles alongside path_verbs.
- browse hovercard: "Your permissions" from node.verbs (sync); "Your roles"
async-filled from /.profile/access?path= via zddc.cap.at (memoised).
Offline mode shows "local folder (filesystem)" and no roles row.
Tests: RolesForPrincipalInChain unit tests (member union, wildcard members,
non-member, fence-hides-ancestor-role, empty email).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Creating a folder/file at a project-level folder-nav aggregator root
(working/staging/reviewing) used to error or silently shadow — the slots
are virtual and content is party-scoped. Now browse opens a party picker
that targets archive/<party>/<slot>/<name>, with a "+ New party…" option
(server-gated to the document_controller via the existing archive/ ACL).
- events.js: aggregatorRoot detection + openPartyPicker modal (mirrors the
stage.js modal), createInAggregator routes the create to the canonical
archive path; rewriteAggregatorPath handles right-clicking a party row
shown in an aggregator listing so it never re-prompts.
- server: serveFileMkdir now 409s a mkdir inside an aggregator
(rejectProjectAggregatorMkdir) with a pointer at archive/<party>/<slot>/,
instead of letting the write fall through to an unreachable shadow dir.
Reverts the prior session's project-level creator-owned working/ folders
(per the design decision to make all three folder-nav slots uniformly
party-scoped): working/ is a pure virtual aggregator again like
staging/reviewing — drops the working/ history+auto_own+acl defaults, the
EnsureCanonicalAncestors working exception, the working-root document-
controller file gate (serveFilePut/Move) and zddc.IsRoleMemberAt. Per-party
archive/<party>/working/ keeps its own history + auto-own.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the project-level working/<email> "personal workspace" idea (too much
complexity for too little) with a simpler model on the virtual <project>/working/:
- EnsureCanonicalAncestors now materialises the working/ slot dir on disk the
first time real content is created beneath it (it stays a plain dir, never
auto-owned). ssr/mdl/rsk/staging/reviewing keep rejecting physical writes.
- Each <project>/working/<folder>/ a user creates gets an unfenced auto-own
.zddc (creator rwcda; the team inherits read+create-new, not w/d). history:
true still inherits in, so markdown drafts there are versioned.
- defaults grant project_team rc + document_controller rwc at working/ so users
can create their folders and the DC has authority throughout.
- A bare file DIRECTLY at the working/ root is reserved for the
document_controller: serveFilePut and serveFileMove reject non-DC writes/moves
there (isProjectWorkingRootFile + zddc.IsRoleMemberAt), independent of the ACL
verb since mkdir and file-PUT both authorise as ActionCreate. Users work inside
a folder; the DC creates files at the root or promotes one up with a MOVE.
Tests: ensure_test materialisation + plain-slot cases; fileapi_test DC-gate for
PUT and MOVE. The generic dispatch-routing test moves its ops into working/drafts/.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per the working-folder design: <project>/working/<email>/ is each user's
personal workspace (public by default, owned by the creator who can privatize
via .zddc). The post-reshape defaults had stripped that node to a bare
aggregator, so personal markdown drafts got no history. Add history: true +
an auto_own (un-fenced) per-user-home rule to the project-level working node.
archive/<party>/working/ keeps its own history: true. Scope stays working-only
(staging/reviewing unchanged).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
mergeOverlay (used to thread embedded defaults' paths: tree into chain
levels) didn't copy the new History *bool, so EffectiveHistory never saw
history: true on archive/<party>/working/ — the feature would have silently
never triggered. Add the field to the overlay and a HistoryAt defaults test
that exercises the real cascade (working/ + fenced homes true; sibling slots
false).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A history: true .zddc subtree (enabled by default on archive/<party>/working/)
routes markdown PUTs through WriteTextWithHistory: each save snapshots the
content into a hidden, immutable .history/<stem>/ store (content-addressed
blobs + an append-only log.jsonl carrying server-stamped {ts, email, sha,
prev}) before writing the live file. The live file at its natural path stays
the source of truth; no symlinks, no audit in the body/filename.
Reads: GET <file>?history=1 lists versions (newest-first, current flagged);
GET <file>?history=<sha> returns that version's bytes (hex-id guard against
traversal). Listings carry a per-file History flag so the browse client knows
where to offer the affordance.
History is subtree-inheriting and ignores inherit:false ACL fences (versioning
is a write behavior, not a permission), so fenced per-user homes under working/
are covered too. No-op saves dedup; pre-existing files lazy-seed their origin
version. Records (.yaml) keep their existing in-body-audit history path.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
TestInvariant_ProfileAdminEndpointsHideFromNonAdmins was skipped pending the
ServeProfile dispatcher refactor — which has since landed (ServeProfile in
profilehandler.go is the entry point, with an adminOnly wrapper that denies
with 404). Implement the test against it: non-admin, anonymous, and
un-elevated-admin callers must get 404 (never 403/200) on every admin-gated
sub-resource (/whoami, /config, /logs, /effective-policy, /reindex), so the
namespace can't be enumerated; an elevated admin gets through (/whoami,
/config positive control). Locks in the existence-hiding security property
that was previously unverified.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
indexTransmittalFolder silently dropped per-entry walk errors (`_ = err`),
so a permission or filesystem error on one file vanished without a trace —
the operator saw "missing from the index" with no clue why. Log it (the
slog.Warn the comment had already drafted) and keep indexing the rest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause of the flaky cache tests (TestServeHTTP_DirectoryListingsCachedAsSidecar
and the other hit-path tests, ~1-in-many under parallel load): on a cache
hit, ServeHTTP launches `go c.revalidate(...)` / `go c.revalidateListing(...)`,
which write into the cache root (MkdirAll + CreateTemp + Rename). Those
goroutines outlive the request — and in tests, the test — so they race
t.TempDir's RemoveAll cleanup, recreating the dir or dropping a temp file
mid-removal. testing then reports "TempDir RemoveAll cleanup: ... directory
not empty" and marks the test failed (with a 0.00s body, no assertion line).
It only surfaced under the full parallel suite / -count because the timing
has to collide.
Fix: track these background goroutines in a sync.WaitGroup via a goBackground
helper, and expose Wait(). newTestCache registers t.Cleanup(c.Wait) — cleanups
fire LIFO and t.TempDir registered its RemoveAll first, so the drain runs
before it (upstream Close was registered earliest, so it runs last and stays
up while goroutines finish). runClient also calls cacheLayer.Wait() after
srv.Shutdown so in-flight sidecar writes complete on graceful shutdown rather
than being abandoned.
Verified: cache package at -count=200 reliably failed before, passes clean
after (0 failures, 0 cleanup errors); full `go test ./...` + vet green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The project-rollup forms derive originator from the selected Package
(party folder) server-side, so the field is read-only and was blank
until submit. Add a declarative `ui:mirrorFrom: <sibling>` hint: the
object renderer wires the named sibling's input to the field so the
read-only originator updates live as the user picks a party — the
composing tracking number is visible while filling the form. Display
only; the server stays authoritative via the cascade's folder_fields.
Set `ui:mirrorFrom: party` on originator in the embedded
default-project-{mdl,rsk}.form.yaml. Generic hint, not hardcoded field
names, so operators can reuse it.
Test: form-safety.spec.js — filling the source field updates the
read-only target; the target is not editable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add RecordRule.UnmarshalYAML so a misconfigured folder_fields fails
when the .zddc is parsed, not as a 500 on the first record write. A
negative parent-distance is now rejected with a message naming the
field. Mirrors FieldCode.UnmarshalYAML's raw-alias pattern.
- Memoize anchored field-code pattern regexes in a package-level
sync.Map (compileFieldPattern), used by both the unmarshal-time
validation and FieldCode.Validate — replacing the per-call
regexp.Compile that the old comment flagged as cache-if-it-shows-up.
Tests: negative distance rejected (standalone + nested in a records:
map), valid distance round-trips, pattern field code matches anchored.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The in-dir form create/update (serveFormCreate/serveFormUpdate) wrote
records with plain WriteAtomic + date+email naming — no audit stamping,
no filename composition, no field_codes/folder_fields. So "+ Add row"
from a per-party mdl/rsk table produced un-stamped, mis-named rows that
the tables tool's own PUT-update path (which composes) would then 422
on. Only PUT and the project rollup honored the record machinery.
Now every record-write entry point converges on WriteWithHistory:
- Extract the shared field_defaults + folder_fields + row-assign +
compose step into recordCreatePrep (history.go); the rollup uses it
too, replacing its inline copy.
- serveFormCreate: when a records: rule with a filename_format applies
in the target dir, compose the name + route through WriteWithHistory;
otherwise keep the generic date+email submission write.
- serveFormUpdate: route through WriteWithHistory unconditionally — it
stamps/historizes records and plain-writes non-records. Editing a
tracking-number component in place now 422s (identity is the
filename; renames are delete+create).
- Drop originator from required: in the per-party mdl/rsk forms and mark
it readOnly, matching the rollup forms — it's server-derived from the
party folder, so a create needn't send it.
Docs (AGENTS.md, ARCHITECTURE.md) updated for the converged wire
surface. Tests: in-dir record create composes + stamps audit +
folder-binds originator; in-dir update bumps revision and rejects an
in-place component edit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two coupled cleanups so the baked-in defaults reflect the actual
convention instead of leaking one project's choices into every
deployment:
- Drop the project-wide phase/area components from the default
filename_format, form schemas, and table columns. They must be
all-on or all-off across a project to keep filenames lexically
consistent, so the simplest default omits them; operators re-enable
via the commented-out templates + a .zddc filename_format override.
Teaching comments (incl. a field_codes: example) now ride along in
defaults.zddc.yaml, which `show-defaults` dumps verbatim.
- Separate suffix from sequence with a template hyphen
({sequence}-{suffix?}); stored suffix is now just the part marker
(A, 01) with no leading dash.
- New records: key `folder_fields: {field: parent-distance}` binds a
body field to an ancestor folder name. The default mdl/rsk records
bind originator to the party folder (distance 1) — the folder is the
sole source of truth. The server overwrites the body value before
validation + composition (WriteWithHistory and the rollup create
path), and the form renderer marks the field read-only and pre-fills
it. Rollup forms drop originator from required (server derives it
from the selected party).
Tests: folder-binding overwrite + wrong-originator-filename 422, and a
form-render readOnly/prefill assertion; existing record tests realigned
so the party folder name equals the originator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The synthetic spec entries injected into rollup virtual surfaces
(/<project>/{ssr,mdl,rsk}/) had Verbs hardcoded to "r" — so even
an elevated root admin saw the spec files as read-only in the
YAML editor's verbs check (cap.has(node, 'a') returned false →
saveBtn disabled + the red read-only banner).
The hardcode was a Part 2 oversight; every other synthetic listing
entry already computes verbs via EffectiveVerbsFromChainP against
the entry's path. Now table.yaml and form.yaml do the same — elevated
admins get "rwcda" and can PUT a custom spec to override the embedded
default at the rollup view; everyone else still gets "r" via the
project-level project_team:r grant cascading through.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four root causes, each affecting one or more pre-existing
failures. All resolved without weakening any assertion.
1. build-label.spec.js (×4 — archive/transmittal/classifier/browse)
The regex accepted v<X.Y.Z>-alpha|beta channel labels but not the
-dev label modern dev builds emit. CLAUDE.md describes
v<X.Y.Z>-dev as the canonical dev-build form. Added |dev to the
channel alternation; tests now pass on dev builds and remain
tight on stable cuts.
2. landing.spec.js (×8)
SAMPLE_PROJECTS fixture pre-dated the post-reshape listing JSON
contract. The landing's loader now filters projects on
`is_dir: true`; the fixture didn't set it, so every entry was
filtered out and every "renders a project table" test failed at
the `.project-table` wait. Added `is_dir: true` (and trailing
slash on names, matching the live server's shape) to the three
fixture entries.
3. browse.spec.js (×1 — Download (zip))
The #downloadZipBtn toolbar button was retired in the SPA
overhaul (94b2e29) — Download ZIP moved to the right-click
context menu. Test still poked the dead toolbar button. The
picked-root folder no longer renders as a row (only its
contents do), so the test now scopes the assertion to
downloading a sub-folder (sub/) via right-click → Download ZIP;
verifies the zip's entries, magic bytes, and filename.
4. tables.spec.js (×1 — Phase 3 row-blur fires PUT)
Real bug, not a test issue. The editor's commit path tears down
its input element (clearing focus to body) before refocusing
the owning cell. main.js's focusout-on-#table-root handler ran
synchronously, saw `relatedTarget=null`, treated it as "user
left the grid", and fired flushAll() — racing the
selection-change save that fires from the subsequent
setSelected(r+1, c) inside the Enter handler. Net effect: two
identical PUTs per row-blur. Deferred the focusout check to
next tick via setTimeout(0); the cell.focus() inside the
editor's tearDown has time to settle, and the deferred check
sees document.activeElement still inside #table-root → skips
the redundant flush.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
DCs are typically internal employees and ARE in project_team (when
project_team is the realistic *@example.com wildcard). The cascade's
"deepest level that has any matching principal wins" semantic means
a project_team:cr grant at the slot level would shadow the DC's
party-level rwcda — leaving DCs limited to project_team's grant.
Fix: at every slot with a project_team-specific grant, restate
document_controller's role grant. The within-level union of all
matched principals then gives the DC rwcda ∪ cr = rwcda. No cascade
semantics change; just verbose defaults.
working/ project_team: cr, document_controller: rwcda (new DC line)
staging/ project_team: cr, document_controller: rwcda (upgraded from rwcd —
adds `a` for
Plan Review's
staging/<tracking>/.zddc)
reviewing/ project_team: cr, document_controller: rwcda (new DC line)
Test fixture flipped from disjoint-role members to the realistic
project_team: ["*@example.com"]; verifies DC's rwcda survives the
wildcard via within-level union at each slot.
Docs updated:
- AGENTS.md "Standard roles": describes the role-restate pattern
+ flags the internal-observer-via-wildcard caveat (operators
needing internal observers should avoid the *@ wildcard for
project_team).
- ARCHITECTURE.md "Standard roles": same model description; drops
the now-incorrect "subtree-admin of every archive/<party>/"
line, replaces with the auto_own_roles role grant.
- planreview_test.go fixture comment: reflects that the test
uses root-admin to bypass ACLs, with non-root-admin DC path
covered by standardroles tests' auto-own .zddc simulation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two related schema/defaults changes that together replace the
admins:[document_controller] subtree-admin status with a cleaner
role-grant-via-auto-own model, and lock down the one-way handoff
through the in-flight lifecycle slots.
## New: auto_own_roles
ZddcFile.AutoOwnRoles []string is a new field on the parent's .zddc
declaring "when this directory's auto_own fires, also grant these
roles rwcda alongside the creator email". The writer
(WriteAutoOwnZddc + WriteAutoOwnZddcFenced) now takes a roles slice
and writes both the creator email AND each named role as rwcda in
the new .zddc. mergeOverlay treats AutoOwnRoles like other path-tree
contributions (leaf-wins).
The defaults' archive/<party>/ entry now sets
`auto_own_roles: [document_controller]` and drops the
`admins: [document_controller]` line:
- When any DC mkdir's archive/<party>/, the auto-own .zddc grants
both their email and the role rwcda. Peer DCs share full
authority at every party without any DC needing subtree-admin
status.
- DCs are no longer subtree-admins anywhere. They can't bypass
WORM (only worm-create via the worm: list) and can't reach
inside fenced working homes. Admin elevation is reserved for
the root admins: list.
- Plan Review's ActionAdmin pre-flight passes for any DC via the
role grant cascading into reviewing/ and staging/.
## In-flight ratchet (working → staging → issued)
Per-role grants at the lifecycle slots formalise a one-way handoff:
working/ project_team: cr (create their own folders;
auto_own_fenced gives rwcda inside)
staging/ project_team: cr (drop files, no modify after — the
"commit" step; DC takes over)
document_controller: rwcd (transfer-to-issued needs `d`)
reviewing/ project_team: cr (create iteration folders; auto_own
unfenced grants rwcda inside)
received/ worm cr (file write-once)
issued/ worm cr
Each handoff drops the previous role's modify rights for the slot
they pushed from. Comments in defaults.zddc.yaml document the
pattern + the "project_team drops files at staging root, never
mkdirs" convention.
## Tests
TestStandardRoles_DocControllerScopedCreate rewritten — flips
from IsSubtreeAdmin assertions to verifying:
- rwcda at <party>/ via the auto-own .zddc (creator + role)
- rwcda cascading to working/reviewing/ (no slot override)
- rwcd at incoming/staging/ via explicit grants
- cr at received/issued via WORM mask
- IsSubtreeAdmin = false everywhere
- DC blocked from alice's fenced working/<email>/ home
New TestStandardRoles_DocControllerMultiDC — a second DC in the
role gets the same rwcda at any party a peer created, via the role
grant in auto_own_roles.
New TestStandardRoles_ProjectTeamInFlightRatchet locks the ratchet:
project_team gets cr at working/staging/reviewing, r at incoming/
received/issued.
New TestStandardRoles_DocControllerStagingDelete confirms DC has
`d` at staging/ for the transfer-to-issued workflow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add GET /<path>/.zddc?effective=1 returning JSON with the composed
ZddcFile across the full cascade plus a per-level source list. The
.zddc file itself still serves only what's defined at that level
(YAML, the source of truth); the new query is inspection-only
(JSON, never written back). The virtual .zddc body's header
comment already pointed at this URL — now it's live.
Wire shape:
{ url_path: "/Project-1/archive/Acme/working/",
merged: { …ZddcFile JSON, composed view… },
sources: [ { level: -1, url: "<embedded>",
contributed: ["roles", "available_tools", "paths"] },
{ level: 0, url: "/.zddc",
contributed: ["acl", "admins"] },
{ level: 4, url: "/Project-1/archive/Acme/working/.zddc",
contributed: ["default_tool", "auto_own", …] } ] }
New zddc.EffectiveZddc(chain) walks chain.Embedded then
chain.Levels[VisibleStart..leaf] through mergeOverlay, and folds the
cross-level Roles union (via the existing lookupRoleMembers,
matching the runtime ACL evaluator's semantics). Returns
([]SourceEntry) listing each contributing level with its non-zero
top-level fields. The handler maps SourceEntry.Level to a directory
URL: -1 → "<embedded>"; 0..n → "/<seg/seg/.../>.zddc".
ACL gate is the same as the YAML view (read on the directory).
X-ZDDC-Source: virtual:effective so clients can distinguish.
Four tests cover the contract:
- BasicCompose: alice's root grant + project_team baseline from
embedded + the project's title all surface in merged; sources
include -1 (embedded), 0 (root), 1 (project).
- InheritFence: top-level inherit:false on /Closed/.zddc drops
every ancestor including the embedded baseline from sources.
- RoleMemberUnion: document_controller declared at root and
project unions members in merged.roles (matches the runtime
cross-level union the ACL evaluator performs).
- existing virtual-body tests still pass — they hit the YAML path,
not the JSON branch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When no .zddc is on disk at the requested directory, ServeZddcFile
now renders the cascade's leaf-level ZddcFile as YAML — what
defaults.zddc.yaml's paths: tree declares for THIS exact path,
threaded through by the walker. The previous body was a comment-
only summary plus a `{}` placeholder, which forced operators to
write any override from scratch.
The .zddc file is still the single source of truth — no synthesis,
no merge: the virtual body IS the embedded subtree, marshalled in
the same shape the operator would write themselves. PUT-saving the
bytes back through the file API materialises an on-disk override
carrying exactly what the user saved. For the COMPOSED view across
the full chain, slice 2 will add ?effective=1 (returns JSON, not a
.zddc); the header comment in the virtual body points at it.
Three new test cases lock the contract:
- VirtualDefault: at /Project/.zddc with no on-disk file, the
embedded paths.* contribution surfaces (project_team: r,
observer: r, archive subtree, …).
- VirtualEmpty: at a path the embedded defaults don't declare
(e.g. /Project/random-subfolder/.zddc), the body collapses to
the header + an empty-document {} placeholder + an explanation
that rules come from ancestors only.
- VirtualPerPartyWorking: at /Project/archive/Acme/working/.zddc,
the body carries default_tool/auto_own/drop_target and the
classifier in available_tools — the per-party in-flight slot's
full declaration.
Drive-by: add `omitempty` to ZddcFile.ACL, .Admins, .Title yaml
tags. Without it, the marshaled virtual body carried `acl: {}`,
`admins: []`, and `title: ""` at every nested level, drowning the
real content in noise. ParseFile is unaffected (input parsing
ignores omitempty); WriteFile's round-trip sanity check still
passes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ACL-deny sites now write a JSON body naming the missing verb so the
client-side toast can render "you need <verb> here" and offer
elevation (the path-scoped /.profile/access?path= reports whether
elevation would unlock the verb).
Body shape:
{"error": "Forbidden", "missing_verb": "w"}
New helper writeForbidden(w, action) in errors.go, applied at the
four primary ACL-deny gates:
- directory.go (list, action=read)
- fileapi.go (file CRUD; action varies per request)
- tablehandler.go (table read)
- archivehandler.go (existence-leak guard, treated as read)
Other 403 sites (no authenticated principal, planreview detail
errors) keep their plain-text bodies — "missing_verb" doesn't apply
there. Existing clients that read the body as text see the JSON
string instead of "Forbidden\n"; no client in this repo parses the
body for content, so it's a non-breaking change in practice.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Existing /.profile/access stays unchanged when called without ?path=;
the path-scoped fields are populated only when the caller passes a
URL path, so each tool can fetch its root capabilities in one round
trip and gate top-of-page affordances (transmittal Publish, tables
+Add row, browse +New folder) accordingly.
Three new fields (all omitempty so the global shape doesn't change):
- path_verbs: rwcda subset granted at the requested path under the
caller's CURRENT elevation state.
- path_is_admin: subtree-admin authority at the requested path,
again under current elevation. Distinct from "verbs include 'a'":
admin authority is WORM-bypass capability, not just .zddc edits.
- path_can_elevate_grant: verb set the caller would hold AT THIS
PATH if they elevated — empty when elevation wouldn't change
anything (already elevated, or no admin grant on chain). Drives
toast offers like "Elevate to delete this file".
Path resolution mirrors serveProfileEffectivePolicy: must start with
"/", must not escape ZDDC_ROOT. Validation failures leave the fields
empty rather than 400ing — the global view is still useful, and the
client can detect absence.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a `verbs` field (canonical "rwcda" subset) to every directory
listing entry, computed via a new
`policy.EffectiveVerbsFromChainP(ctx, d, chain, p, path)` helper that
routes each of the five actions through the decider and unions the
allowed bits — so an external OPA's overrides surface in the wire
field, and active-admin elevation produces the full grant.
Semantics:
- file entry: verbs from the parent dir's chain (files inherit;
they have no .zddc of their own). Same chain Writable uses.
- directory entry: verbs from the subdir's OWN chain, so a fenced
or extended .zddc inside it shows through.
- virtual entries (auto-own homes, canonical-folder placeholders,
workflow received/ window, table.yaml/form.yaml spec rows):
verbs computed against the would-be path's chain so client
affordances render correctly before any write materialises a
real folder.
Writable stays in lockstep with verbs for the transition window so
existing clients (markdown/yaml editor save buttons) keep working
unchanged. Clients should migrate to checking 'w' in verbs and let
Writable wither.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A third standard role for auditors, regulators, and external
read-only viewers. Like project_team it gets project-wide `r`, but
unlike project_team the role itself carries no `c` anywhere — so an
observer can't bring a working/<email>/ home into existence under
auto-own, even though the auto-own mechanism is path-keyed rather
than role-keyed.
Approver-by-design: the role audit explicitly rejects a separate
`approver` role. Plan-Review approval stays with document_controller;
two-person sign-off, when needed, is expressed via per-folder `.zddc`
overrides rather than baked-in roles. Comments in defaults.zddc.yaml
and ARCHITECTURE.md call this out so future role audits don't
reopen the question.
TestStandardRoles_ObserverReadOnlyEverywhere locks the invariants:
project-wide r, no c at archive/incoming/working/staging/reviewing,
WORM zones read-only (no worm-create), and not subtree-admin
anywhere even when notionally elevated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
May 2026 reshape. archive/ is now the only physical project-root
directory; working/, staging/, reviewing/ move from the project root
into each archive/<party>/ folder. Six top-level URLs become virtual
aggregators served via the cascade rather than disk:
ssr/mdl/rsk tables rollups across parties with a
synthesised $party source-party column
working/staging/ browse folder-nav listings of parties with
reviewing non-empty content in the slot; per-party
URLs 302-redirect to archive/<party>/<slot>/
Mkdir at the project root is restricted to `archive` and `_`/`.`-
prefixed system names — virtual aggregator names and ad-hoc folders
return 409.
Plan Review hardcodes the scaffold convention (archive/<party>/
{reviewing,staging}/<tracking>/); the pre-reshape
on_plan_review.{reviewing_root,staging_root} cascade keys are dropped.
document_controller is now subtree-admin of every archive/<party>/
(not of project-root working/staging/ as before), so per-party
lifecycle slots inherit admin authority through the cascade.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Releases publish only two things per tool now: a current-stable
canonical symlink and an immutable per-version file. No more channel
mirrors (_stable/_beta/_alpha) and no more partial-version pins
(_v<X.Y>, _v<X>) — those were debt from a release model that never
matched the project's actual usage.
The `./build beta` verb stays, but narrowed: it's an internal SHA
snapshot for the BMC dev chart pipeline (chart's appVersion pins to
"<X.Y.Z>-beta-<sha>" and the chart Dockerfile fetches that SHA from
git). No public artifact on /srv/zddc/releases/. The embedded/* +
chore commit produced by `./build beta` is the actual snapshot.
`./build alpha` is removed entirely.
build/build-lib.sh:
- Drop alpha verb; narrow beta verb to embedded regen + chore commit
- promote_release: stable cut writes <tool>_v<X.Y.Z>.html + <tool>.html
symlink + <tool>.html.sig companion symlink; beta is a no-op
- promote_zddc_server: same shape — per-version binary +
per-platform canonical symlink (zddc-server_<plat>) + .sig symlink
- write_zddc_server_stub: singular; emits per-version stubs +
one canonical zddc-server.html for current stable
- Delete _promote_channel, verify_channel_links, _channel_is_active
- Seed-from-live now copies only per-version files + .sig + pubkey.pem
(the canonical symlinks get rewritten by this cut; old layout files
get cleaned by deploy's --delete-after)
- build_releases_index: dropdown simplified to "latest stable +
pinned versions"; channels-explainer section removed; tool cards +
CTA URLs point at canonical <tool>.html / zddc-server_<plat>;
composer emits "stable" sentinel for `apps:` entries
- Fix the acl:{allow:[...]} footgun in the apps_pubkey example
apps.go:
- isValidChannelOrVersion: accept only "stable" + exact X.Y.Z
(drop alpha/beta and partial pins v0.0/v0)
- normalizeChannel: same
- Resolve URL composition: stable → canonical <prefix>/<app>.html
(no _stable_ suffix), exact-version → <prefix>/<app>_v<X.Y.Z>.html
- Tests rewritten to match (beta/alpha replaced with v0.0.4 / stable;
a new TestParseSpec_RejectsLegacyChannelsAndPartialPins locks in
that the removed forms now error)
browse/build.sh: gate promote_release on $is_release like every other
tool's build.sh (longstanding inconsistency that errored under the new
promote_release case-statement).
freshen-channel: deleted (no channels to freshen).
Net: -254 lines, all green on full `go test ./...`. Dev build verified
via `./build` (no-arg) — new label format "v<next>-dev · <ts> · <sha>".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A fresh ZDDC deployment grants no access to anyone until an operator
populates the root .zddc (admins) and per-project .zddc files (role
members). Until now this was only documented in comments inside the
embedded defaults.zddc.yaml, surfaced via `zddc-server show-defaults`
— operators wiring up a fresh master had no obvious doc to follow and
no startup signal when the bootstrap was missing or empty.
- README.md: new "## Deploy: bootstrap config" section between Tools
and File-naming convention. Two canonical examples (root admin-only,
per-project role members), schema essentials (verb bits, principal
forms, admins-only-at-root), and the acl: { allow: [...] } footgun
that silently drops grants.
- AGENTS.md: new "### Bootstrap config (REQUIRED — unlocks the server)"
subsection at the top of ## zddc-server. Same content as README but
with file:line citations into zddc/internal/zddc/file.go for the
schema source of truth.
- zddc-server: new warnIfNoBootstrap fires a slog.Warn at startup when
the root .zddc grants nobody anything (no admins, no acl.permissions,
no role members). Master mode only; skipped under --no-auth.
- config validator's existing no-root-.zddc fail-fast error message now
also points at the new README + AGENTS sections so all three signals
(fail-fast, runtime warning, docs) converge.
Smoke-tested all paths: empty root + default (fail-fast), empty root +
--insecure (file-missing warn), admins-only / perms-only / role-members
-only (silent), title-only and acl.allow footgun (both warn), --no-auth
(suppressed). All existing go tests pass.
Follow-up (manual, separate repo): add an analogous section to
~/src/zddc-website/reference.html.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds history_test.go with eight cases exercising the record-write
orchestration path:
- CreateStampsAuditFields: PUT to a fresh mdl path → audit fields
injected; response echoes the stamped YAML; no history dir yet.
- UpdateIncrementsRevisionAndArchivesPrior: second PUT archives
the prior bytes under .history/<base>/<ts>-<sha8>.yaml, bumps
revision, preserves created_*, chains previous_sha.
- ConflictPreservesHistory: 412 from stale If-Match leaves the live
file untouched and writes NO history entry (the failed write must
be a true no-op).
- ClientAuditFieldsStripped: client-supplied created_by / revision
are silently overwritten by server values — anti-forgery test.
- FilenameMismatch: URL says ...-0002 but body composes to ...-0001
→ 422.
- LockedFieldRejected: posting type=SPC to an rsk row → 422 with
/type error (rsk/ locks type=RSK via cascade).
- SSRHistoryAtPartyLevel: writes to archive/<party>/ssr.yaml put
history at archive/<party>/.history/ssr/, NOT at
archive/.history/<party>/.
- RollupCreate_AssignsRowAndComposesFilename: three POSTs to
/project/rsk/form.html in two table-scope groups demonstrate the
server picks up filename_format + row_field+row_scope_fields from
the cascade, auto-assigns sequence row numbers per group, and
composes the canonical filename.
Bug fix surfaced by the first test: composeFilename was eliding TWO
separators around an optional placeholder when one was correct.
"ACM-{phase?}-PRJ" with phase="" was producing "ACMPRJ" instead of
"ACM-PRJ". Now drops only the trailing separator from output and
lets the next iteration emit the connector.
Default-project-{mdl,rsk}.form.yaml updated: project-rollup MDL +
RSK schemas gained the six readOnly audit fields and the project-
rsk schema picked up the full table-tracking component shape (+
row) plus an enum-locked type=RSK. The required: list no longer
includes type for rsk schemas — the cascade's field_defaults
injects it after schema validation, and requiring it would 422
well-behaved clients.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two extension fields added to jsonschema.Schema so server-injected
constraints survive the YAML→Schema→JSON round-trip:
- Pattern: regex hint for the form renderer (server-side validation
for field_codes already runs via WriteWithHistory).
- ReadOnly: surfaces locked / audit fields as disabled in the UI.
- Labels: x-labels extension carrying human-readable display strings
paired with enum keys (e.g. ACM → "Acme Inc"), so dropdowns can show
"ACM — Acme Inc" rather than bare codes.
serveFormRender now calls augmentSchemaFromCascade after loading the
spec: per-field, it injects enum (from field_codes:codes), pattern
(from field_codes:pattern), readOnly (from records:locked), and
default (from records:field_defaults). The augmentation is
per-request and never touches the on-disk *.form.yaml — operators
who declare their own enum/pattern in the spec take precedence
(injection is "if absent").
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Schemas:
- default-mdl.form.yaml: declare the six readOnly audit fields
(created_at/by, updated_at/by, revision, previous_sha) so the form
UI renders them disabled. additionalProperties: false is preserved;
WriteWithHistory strips any client-supplied values before validation.
- default-rsk.form.yaml: overhaul to reflect the new shape. Each row
now carries the table-tracking components (originator/phase?/project/
area?/discipline/type/sequence/suffix?) plus a server-assigned `row`
field; type is enum-locked to RSK to mirror the cascade's locked: rule.
Drops the old `id` field (D-001/R-001-style identifiers are now
composed from the components and stored in the filename).
- default-ssr.form.yaml: append the six audit fields.
Handlers:
- serveFormCreateSSR routes the write through WriteWithHistory so
audit fields are stamped on first create (revision=1, created_*=
updated_*=request principal/now). ssr.yaml's identity stays the
party folder name; no filename composition runs.
- serveFormCreateRollup now resolves the cascade at the row's parent
folder and uses the matched records: entry's filename_format to
compose the row filename from body fields. For RSK rows the rule
carries row_field+row_scope_fields, so the server auto-assigns the
next sequence (001, 002, ...) within the table-tracking group and
injects it into the body before composition. Defaults from
field_defaults: are injected where the client omitted them
(type=RSK locks in via the locked: list). Falls back to the
historical date+email naming only when no records: rule is in
scope (covers deployments that override defaults.zddc.yaml without
declaring their own records: entries).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds cascade-driven schema + immutable audit history for the three table-style
record stores (mdl, rsk, ssr). Two new .zddc top-level keys carry the rules:
- field_codes: discriminated-union vocabulary (kind: enum|pattern|free) for
the components used to compose tracking-number filenames and constrain
record bodies. Map-merge across the cascade, mirror of apps: semantics.
- records: per-pattern rules (filename_format, field_defaults, locked,
row_field, row_scope_fields). Filename-pattern scoping lets the SSR rule
live at the party-folder level without bleeding onto mdl/rsk siblings.
PUTs to record YAML files route through a new WriteWithHistory orchestrator
(internal/handler/history.go) which:
- strips six client-supplied audit fields (created_at/by, updated_at/by,
revision, previous_sha) so the client can't forge them
- validates body values against the cascade-resolved field_codes
- enforces filename_format composition (URL basename must match body fields)
- checks locked: defaults (422 mismatch)
- archives prior bytes to <dir>/.history/<base>/<RFC3339Nano>-<sha8>.<ext>
- stamps server-managed audit fields and writes the live file
History-before-live ordering preserves the prior version even on mid-write
crash. previous_sha forms a hash chain across revisions for tamper evidence.
The embedded defaults.zddc.yaml now declares records: entries for mdl, rsk,
and ssr.yaml. RSK rows carry the table-tracking components + row sequence
(filename = <table-tracking>-<row>); MDL rows compose to their own
tracking number; SSR records' identity is the party folder name.
GET <record>.yaml?history=1 returns a JSON list of prior revisions, ACL
gated identically to the live record. dot-segment rejection in
resolveTargetPath protects .history/ from direct client writes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace "Edit YAML" with "Edit row" — navigates to row.url, which
is already the schema-driven form-mode editor URL. The form handler
unwraps virtual-view URLs server-side so SSR and rollup rows route
to their per-party canonical paths automatically; no client-side
URL rewriting needed.
This fills the gap where row-click only opens the form for
complex-type cells (objects, arrays) — for plain scalars it enters
inline edit mode. Right-click → Edit row is now the discoverable
way to reach the full form for any row.
Raw YAML editing remains available via the browse tool directly
(navigate to the file's parent folder and click it in the tree).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three triggers for flushing pending edits:
- Save button in the toolbar — shown only when ≥1 row is dirty,
label reads "Save (N unsaved)". Disappears after a clean settle.
- Ctrl+S (Cmd+S) anywhere on the page, capturing-phase so it beats
the browser's "Save Page As" default.
- focusout of #table-root with a relatedTarget outside the grid —
catches "edit cell, click a header link, expect it to save".
The row-blur trigger stays — moving between rows still flushes. The
new triggers fill the gap when the user edits one row and then leaves
the grid entirely without first navigating to another row.
Dirty marker gets a 4px (was 3px) left swatch AND a faint blue
background tint on the row, so "unsaved" reads as a row state rather
than a small marker on the edge.
editor.setDraft / clearDraftField notify save.onDraftsChanged,
which refreshes the Save button + reapplies the dirty class.
saveRow on 200/201/202 also refreshes the button so it disappears
the moment its row settles.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Opens the row's backing .yaml in the browse tool's YAML editor
(preview-yaml.js — CodeMirror with syntax highlight, lint, Ctrl+S
save). Disabled on multi-row range and unsaved draft rows.
Three URL shapes resolve correctly:
per-party row → <dir>/?file=<file>.yaml
SSR virtual → /<project>/archive/<party>/?file=ssr.yaml
rollup virtual → /<project>/archive/<party>/<slot>/?file=<file>.yaml
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The project-level MDL/RSK rollup specs lose `addable: false` and gain
a sibling form schema (default-project-{mdl,rsk}.form.yaml) that
makes `party` a required field. + Add row on the rollup view is now
live: the user types the party name in the Package column, the
server reads `party` from the body, validates that
<project>/archive/<party>/ exists on disk, strips the field, and
writes the row into archive/<party>/<slot>/<date>-<email>.yaml. The
response Location is the synthetic <project>/<slot>/<party>__<file>.yaml
URL so the rollup table client swaps the draft URL cleanly.
Wrong party = 422 with a clear error pointing at the SSR view as the
place to create the folder first. No auto-creation here — the rollup
is for filing deliverables/risks against existing packages, not for
spinning up new ones.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The bwrap engine + OCI engine that lived in internal/convert/runner.go
both leak isolation policy into Go code. Replaced with a single image-
side wrapper that drop-in-shadows pandoc and chromium-browser on PATH.
zddc-server's only contract with the image is now "exec.Command(name,
args) gets you that tool's behavior" — sandboxing, resource caps, and
namespace setup live entirely in shell scripts shipped by the image.
Architecture:
- zddc/runtime/zddc-cgroup-init runs at container start. cgroup v2's
"no internal processes" constraint forbids a cgroup from having both
children and processes; the init script moves PID 1 into a child,
enables +memory +pids in subtree_control, then exec's zddc-server.
Best-effort: degrades cleanly to "no resource caps" if cgroupfs
isn't writable.
- zddc/runtime/zddc-sandbox-exec is the per-call wrapper, symlinked
from /usr/local/bin/{pandoc,chromium-browser}. Creates a transient
cgroup v2 (memory.max + pids.max), then bubblewrap-sandboxes the
real binary at /usr/bin/<name>: --unshare-all, --ro-bind /usr,
--proc /proc, --tmpfs /tmp, --clearenv. Caller's scratch dir comes
in via ZDDC_SCRATCH env and is bind-mounted at the SAME path so
absolute paths round-trip unchanged.
Go simplifications (~250 lines net deletion):
- Runner interface: Run(ctx, binary, stdin, scratchDir, cmd) — no
ToolSpec, no mount list, no engine concept. Single localRunner
implementation; bwrapRunner + containerRunner both deleted.
- health.Probe just looks up pandoc + chromium on PATH; Capabilities
drops engine kinds.
- Convert.go: ToHTML/ToPDF write to a per-call scratch dir under
TMPDIR and pass absolute paths; the wrapper bind-mounts the dir.
No more "/tpl" / "/pdf" mount-point indirection.
- Config drops --convert-pandoc-image, --convert-chromium-image,
--convert-engine, --convert-podman-socket (OCI engine gone) and
--convert-cpus (CPU caps don't apply in the new model — wall-clock
+ memory + pids is the cap set). Defaults raised to match the new
caps the user authorized: mem 512→1024 MiB, pids 100→256,
timeout 30→60 s.
Image:
- zddc/runtime.Containerfile builds the production runtime image
(alpine + bubblewrap + pandoc + chromium + font-noto). Two
COPY statements pull in the wrapper scripts; ln -s symlinks the
shadow names.
- bitnest dev image mirrors this layout under /var/lib/zddc-dev-build/.
Container privilege required:
- Nested bwrap needs the outer container to permit user + mount
namespace creation + MS_SLAVE on root. The default seccomp +
AppArmor profiles block all of these. Quadlet adds:
--cap-add=ALL
--security-opt=seccomp=unconfined
--security-opt=apparmor=unconfined
--security-opt=unmask=ALL
Helm chart sets the equivalent via securityContext (capabilities.
add: SYS_ADMIN, seccompProfile.type: Unconfined, appArmorProfile.
type: Unconfined). Trade-off documented in AGENTS.md: zddc-server
RCE now has near-root power within the container, but the bind-
mount layout still bounds blast radius; bwrap is the real boundary
between zddc-server and untrusted markdown.
Tests: convert_test.go fully rewritten for the new Runner signature.
Drops TestBwrapArgs_* (functionality moved out of Go) and
TestImageTag (no more image refs). All 15 Go test packages green.
Verified live on bitnest: pandoc --version round-trip exits 0
through the wrapper; MD→DOCX produces a valid Word 2007+ file
end-to-end.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Client-side download of the current view — filter + sort + column
order match what's on screen, values pass through util.formatCell so
dates / numbers / booleans render the same way they do in cells. RFC
4180 quoting; UTF-8 BOM so Excel detects encoding without an import
wizard. Sits next to "+ Add row" and shows for every table that
loaded with columns (no HTTP gate — the data is already in the
client), so MDL, RSK, SSR, and both project-level rollups all get
the affordance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
