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Added Pimoroni Pico Plus 2 W firmware support, including compatible WASI agents running alongside the hub.
Added deployment options to build, flash, and host-test firmware for the new board.
WASI agents can share storage, communicate through the hub, and share a limited memory budget.
Added in-process agent connections for exchanging messages and binary data through the hub.
Compatibility
Firmware builds validate agent imports and memory requirements. Other boards continue to reject scenarios with runners; the Pico Plus 2 W supports WASI runners but rejects unsupported imports and runner memory limits.
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Review comments at @config/ast-grep/rules/no-repeated-wildcard-pattern.yaml:
- Line 19: Update the no-repeated-wildcard-pattern rule so it recognizes
wildcard tokens structurally rather than matching the full node text with the
current regex, excluding occurrences inside string literals and comments. Add a
valid regression case such as a string containing “(_, _)” to ensure
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Review comments at @services/ws/src/picoserve_hub.rs:
- Around line 339-341: Update the reply-selection flow around
self.replies.pop_front() so connect acknowledgements remain ahead of deliveries,
but repeated later replies cannot indefinitely bypass the outbox; ensure the
outbox gets a turn while preserving the existing session.next() fallback.
Review comments at @services/ws/tests/picoserve_hub.rs:
- Around line 321-324: Update the dropped-text test around
ClientMessage::Connect to send a malformed et-* frame instead of "not a
message", then verify that it neither registers nor relays an agent before
checking the Connect acknowledgement.
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This change adds Pico Plus 2 W firmware deployment with compiled WASI guests, board compatibility checks, shared guest storage and memory budgets, and in-process hub links. It also updates firmware workflows, generated deployment files, and CI.
The public board module lists hosted interfaces and inspects WebAssembly components for top-level imports and initial memory. Tests cover interface matching, nested imports, and parse errors.
Guest validation and compilation services/firmware-modules/*, services/ws-server-firmware/build.rs
The guests helper resolves runner/package pairs, checks component format, hosted imports, and memory budgets, then precompiles guests and generates firmware guest data.
Firmware deployment and runner validation README.md, utilities/cli/*, utilities/cli/HELP.md, verification/local/output/*
Adds Pico Plus 2 firmware output and board runner capabilities. Deployment generation allows supported WASI runners on that board and sets RUNNER_GUESTS. Tests cover generated output and refusal cases.
Guest runtime and shared resources services/ws-wasi-runner/*, services/ws-server-firmware/src/*, services/ws-server-firmware/tests/*
Adds shared Buckets storage and memory budgets, and starts configured guests on host and board. Guest transports connect through the hub. Tests cover shared storage, runner startup, and guest compatibility.
Pico Plus 2 W build and verification .mise/config.rust.toml, .github/workflows/no-std.yaml, services/ws-server-firmware/*, CHECKS.md, verification/local/output/*
Adds Pico Plus 2 W feature selection, PSRAM heap setup, build and clippy tasks, and a scenario workflow. Generated deployment files include Pico Plus 2 W firmware instructions and task configurations.
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Local link API and message routing services/ws/src/picoserve_hub.rs, services/ws/tests/picoserve_hub.rs, CHANGELOG.md
Adds Hub::local and LocalLink for sending and receiving text and binary messages through the hub. Tests cover communication with socket agents, queued replies, and disconnect-on-drop behavior.
Adds a check for repeated wildcard fields in tuple patterns. Firmware workflows use firmware-scenario, add Pico Plus 2 W scenario checks, and remove the Windows feature-powerset lane.
edge-toolkit/core#162: PR #162 establishes the no-std firmware foundation and Pico 2 W build tasks extended by this change.
edge-toolkit/core#167: PR #167 adds the board WASI runner and board::run interface used here with shared resources.
edge-toolkit/core#157: PR #157 changes direct-message retention in the shared hub registry; this change adds local links that use the hub’s routing and retention behavior.
Suggested reviewers:pierre-tenedero
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to f6b84
Local agents can lose incoming messages despite continuing to read. Fix reply scheduling before merging; also correct the misleading local-link test and lint false positive.
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- host runner ---'
nl -ba services/ws-wasi-runner/src/host/run.rs | sed -n '45,115p'printf'%s\n''--- board runner ---'
nl -ba services/ws-wasi-runner/src/board/run.rs | sed -n '25,95p'printf'%s\n''--- firmware guest execution ---'
nl -ba services/ws-server-firmware/src/runner.rs | sed -n '1,90p'
nl -ba services/ws-server-firmware/src/board/hub.rs | sed -n '145,180p'printf'%s\n''--- guest tests and parser definition ---'
nl -ba services/firmware-modules/tests/guests.rs | sed -n '1,190p'
nl -ba services/firmware-modules/src/lib.rs | sed -n '235,300p'
Repository: edge-toolkit/core
Length of output: 20421
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nl -ba services/ws-server-firmware/src/runner.rs | sed -n '180,235p'
Repository: edge-toolkit/core
Length of output: 1744
Validate declared maximum memory, not initial memory.
Guest::read counts only initial pages. The (memory 2) fixture has no maximum, but it passes when the budget equals its initial size. The firmware runs each generated guest in a store without a ResourceLimiter, so a guest that executes memory.grow can exceed the aggregate 6 MiB budget.
Treat a missing maximum as unbounded and reject it for a finite budget.
Suggested fix
- /// The bytes its core modules' memories start at, which the runner allocates before the guest runs.+ /// The maximum bytes its core modules' memories can hold.
pub memory: u64,
...
- memory = memory.saturating_add(declared.initial.saturating_mul(page_size));+ let maximum = declared.maximum.unwrap_or(u64::MAX);+ memory = memory.saturating_add(maximum.saturating_mul(page_size));
Update the bounded-memory fixture to declare its maximum, and add coverage for unbounded memory and a maximum above the budget.
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Review comment at @services/firmware-modules/src/lib.rs around lines 207 - 240:
Update Guest::read and the guest.memory accounting consumed by the loop in
checked_guest’s caller so aggregate memory reflects each guest’s declared
maximum, not its initial pages; treat a missing maximum as unbounded so it
cannot pass a finite budget. Update affected bounded-memory fixtures and add
coverage for unbounded memory and a declared maximum exceeding the budget.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve connection replies when the outbox is full.
If a local agent reconnects with max_queued pending direct messages, Link::route returns a ConnectAck and those messages. LocalLink::deliver queues every reply, so the bounded outbox drops the ConnectAck before the agent calls next(). With more pending messages, it also drops messages that the agent cannot acknowledge. Keep connection replies out of the lossy queue, or deliver pending messages incrementally. Test a reconnect at and above the queue limit. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @services/ws/src/picoserve_hub.rs around lines 280 - 281:
Update LocalLink::deliver so reconnect replies do not lose the ConnectAck or
pending direct messages when the bounded outbox is full; keep the
acknowledgement outside the lossy queue or deliver pending messages
incrementally. Test reconnects with pending-message counts at and above the
queue limit, verifying the agent can receive the acknowledgement and acknowledge
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Validate main before it is joined onto the package directory.
runnable joins main from package.json directly with dir. An absolute path or a .. component in main makes checked_guest read, and the build compile in, a .wasm file from outside the package. package already rejects such names in files with ModulesError::OutsidePackage. The main path should follow the same rule.
The risk is low, because the manifest is an operator-supplied build input. The guard is small and keeps the two code paths consistent.
Proposed fix
let main = manifest
.get("main")
.and_then(serde_json::Value::as_str)
.unwrap_or_default();
+ // Only a name within the package, as `package` requires of each listed file.+ if !Path::new(main)+ .components()+ .all(|part| matches!(part, Component::Normal(_) | Component::CurDir))+ {+ return Err(ModulesError::OutsidePackage {+ manifest: manifest_path,+ entry: main.to_owned(),+ });+ }
Ok(Runnable {
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Review comment at @services/firmware-modules/src/lib.rs around lines 280 - 288:
Validate `main` in `runnable` before joining it with `dir`; reject absolute
paths and any components that could escape the package, using the same
validation rule and `ModulesError::OutsidePackage` behavior as `package` uses
for listed files. Keep the existing `Runnable` construction for valid
package-relative paths.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash# Check whether Guest::read counts table initial sizes toward Guest::memory.
rg -n -C4 'TableSection|Payload::Table' libs/edge-toolkit/src/board.rs ||echo"no table accounting in Guest::read"
sed -n '40,100p' libs/edge-toolkit/src/board.rs
# Check how the runtime limiter charges tables.
rg -n -C3 'table_growing' services/ws-wasi-runner/src/board/memory.rs
Repository: edge-toolkit/core
Length of output: 2952
Count table allocations toward the guest memory check.
Guest::read adds only memory section sizes to Guest::memory. It has no branch for table sections, so a table's initial allocation is not counted. The runtime limiter charges table growth through the same grow helper that memory growth uses, at one pointer-size unit per element. A guest that declares a table can therefore pass the build-time check with needed equal to or close to memory, then exceed the budget when wasmtime allocates the table at instantiation.
Either add each table's initial element count, multiplied by size_of::<usize>(), to Guest::memory in libs/edge-toolkit/src/board.rs, or document that the budget needs headroom for tables.
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Update Guest::read’s memory accounting so Guest::memory includes each table’s
initial element count multiplied by the platform pointer size, matching the
runtime limiter’s table-growth units; preserve the existing memory-section
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Bound the local reply queue without discarding replies.
If a guest sends Alive requests without calling recv, each LocalLink::send appends another reply here. max_queued limits only the outbox. The firmware transport permits repeated sends, so replies can exhaust board heap outside the guest memory allowance. Add backpressure or an explicit queue-capacity error while preserving connect acknowledgements and pending messages. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @services/ws/src/picoserve_hub.rs around lines 290 - 291:
Bound the local reply queue populated by extending self.replies with
routing.replies, using backpressure or an explicit capacity error when full.
Preserve every reply, including connect acknowledgements and pending messages;
establish how capacity is enforced before accepting replies rather than dropping
or overwriting queued messages.
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Reject incompatible interface versions during guest validation.
hosts() removes the version before checking HOSTED_IMPORTS. A guest importing wasi:io/error@0.3.0 therefore passes checked_guest, is precompiled into GUESTS, and reaches the board. The board linker provides wasi:io/error@0.2.12. Wasmtime 49.0.5 does not match these 0.x minor versions, so Runner::instantiate_async returns an error. run_guest only logs that error and returns, leaving the affected runner unavailable.
Use the linker’s semver-compatible rule instead of requiring the imported patch to be greater than or equal to the linked patch. For 0.x interfaces, accept any patch in the same major and minor series, including @0.2.0 with @0.2.12, and reject @0.3.0. Keep the exact linked interface versions in shared data used by both validation and linker registration.
This is a major runner-workflow failure, although it does not stop the hub from serving other guests.
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Review comment at @libs/edge-toolkit/src/board.rs around lines 28 - 35:
Update hosts and HOSTED_IMPORTS to retain exact linked interface versions and
validate imports using the same semver-compatibility rule as linker
registration. For 0.x interfaces, accept any patch in the same major/minor
series, including 0.2.0 when 0.2.12 is linked, and reject incompatible minor
versions such as 0.3.0; share the version data between guest validation and
linker registration.
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- complete relay body ---'
sed -n '545,590p' services/ws/src/hub.rs
printf'%s\n''--- board hub construction ---'
sed -n '105,175p' services/ws-server-firmware/src/host.rs
sed -n '135,175p' services/ws-server-firmware/src/board/hub.rs
printf'%s\n''--- guest memory build constants ---'
sed -n '1,95p' services/ws-server-firmware/build.rs
printf'%s\n''--- WIT source files and relay payload declarations ---'
rg --files | rg '(^|/)(wit|.*\\.wit$)'
rg -n -F --glob '*.wit' -e 'relay-binary' -e 'list<u8>'.||test"$?" -eq 1
sed -n '860,975p' services/ws-wasi-runner/src/bindings.rs
Repository: edge-toolkit/core
Length of output: 19512
Enforce max_frame_size before routing local guest frames.
HubTransport::send forwards guest frames to LocalLink without a size check. The firmware hub accepts 8 KiB socket frames, but a guest relay-binary payload is a WIT list<u8> and the board allows up to 6 MiB of shared guest memory. A guest can therefore retain multi-megabyte payloads in recipient outboxes. Bytes clones share the payload, so this is not a per-recipient copy, but repeated frames can still materially consume the board heap.
Reject oversized routed local frames before Hub::route, and return the size error through the existing Transport::send result. The current callers already propagate transport errors as WsError::Transport.
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Review comment at @services/ws/src/picoserve_hub.rs at line 269:
Update HubTransport::send to validate the local guest frame against the
established max_frame_size limit before calling self.hub.route. For oversized
frames, return the existing size error through the Transport::send result
without routing; preserve routing behavior for frames within the limit.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Exclude wildcard text inside literals.
A pattern such as ("(_, _)", value) has no wildcard run, but this regex matches the string literal. The rule therefore fails ast-grep-check on valid code. Ast-grep matches regexes against the full node text. (ast-grep.github.io)
Match wildcard tokens rather than literal or comment text, and add a valid regression case.
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line 19:
Update the no-repeated-wildcard-pattern rule so it recognizes wildcard tokens
structurally rather than matching the full node text with the current regex,
excluding occurrences inside string literals and comments. Add a valid
regression case such as a string containing “(_, _)” to ensure ast-grep-check
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Prevent replies from starving messages from other agents.
If a local agent sends an Alive request before each call to next(), each call takes its new reply. It never checks the outbox. Direct messages can then fill the outbox and lose older deliveries while the agent continues to read. Keep connect acknowledgements ahead of deliveries, but give the outbox a turn when later requests continually produce replies. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @services/ws/src/picoserve_hub.rs around lines 339 - 341:
Update the reply-selection flow around self.replies.pop_front() so connect
acknowledgements remain ahead of deliveries, but repeated later replies cannot
indefinitely bypass the outbox; ensure the outbox gets a turn while preserving
the existing session.next() fallback.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use an invalid et-* frame to test dropped text.
"not a message" is a valid relay text frame, not a decode error. Sending it can register the local agent before this test sends Connect, so the acknowledgement does not prove that invalid text was ignored. Send a malformed et-* frame instead, and check that it did not register or relay an agent. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the dropped-text test around ClientMessage::Connect to send a malformed
et-* frame instead of "not a message", then verify that it neither registers nor
relays an agent before checking the Connect acknowledgement.
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