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feat: authorize public handoff and provision destinations (TECH-681 plan 010) - #23
Stacked on #22. This layer turns an admitted arrival into a real destination
account using only public AT Protocol calls, and keeps every remote step
recoverable if a response is lost.
Plain-language summary
Entryway asks the selected destination server for a signing key, but only
after the intent is durably recorded. A malformed, unsupported or different
key is refused without changing what was already saved.
A source service credential is verified separately from the hosted login path,
with its method, audience, issuer, expiry and subject all checked. Verification
returns replay facts and consumes nothing.
The source-signed handoff is validated against the pinned PLC library, the
expected predecessor, the source signature and the approved key ordering.
Signing or sending is never treated as publication; the canonical head decides.
The signed handoff and the Entryway-signed destination move are journaled with
their exact bytes and CID before each dispatch. A crash before the journal
sends nothing; a crash after reuses the saved bytes instead of re-signing.
Provisioning requires the observed handoff and a create-scoped credential, puts
the saved public key into the destination's verificationMethods.atproto, signs
with Entryway's PLC rotation key, then separately deactivates and only then
binds. It returns a pending result, never raw backend sessions.
What is not claimed
No route is mounted and nothing is composed into the application yet. These
modules have no production caller.
C4, readiness and activation gating are untouched; plans 011 and 012 still own
them.
renewArrival, cancelArrival and recoverArrival wiring remain 012's work.
The change adds incoming-arrival preparation, authorization, handoff admission, destination provisioning, and recovery behavior. It adds contract and integration tests and CI support. Documentation adopts a client-managed transfer contract. Public routes and runtime qualification remain pending.
Documentation assigns transfer checks and activation timing to the client. Entryway retains identity, placement, binding, backend, and ownership checks. It does not certify a final source state or full inventory.
Arrival preparation and authorization src/features/external-migration/prepare-arrival.ts, src/features/external-migration/arrival-request.ts, src/features/external-migration/incoming-authorization.ts, src/plc/incoming-observation.ts, src/features/external-migration/arrival-lifecycle.test.mjs
Preparation validates the browser session and PLC observation, records allocation intent before key reservation, and returns a one-time code. Request parsing creates a semantic digest, and authorization validates source credentials.
Handoff admission and dispatch src/database/arrival-admission.ts, src/features/external-migration/submit-handoff.ts, src/features/account-registration/invites.mjs, tests/contracts/incoming-arrival-admission.test.mjs, tests/contracts/incoming-arrival-composition.test.mjs
Admission records replay facts and handles invite reservation transactionally. Handoff dispatch validates saved admission and canonical PLC state, journals the signed operation, and classifies publication outcomes.
Provisioning validates and saves the destination move, creates and deactivates the destination account, and binds the arrival after observations. The PDS client validates responses and confirms deactivation.
Restart and gated live tests exercise interrupted operations and recovery. Contract discovery, local test phases, and CI include reconciliation checks.
This change adds dormant incoming-migration provisioning code and tests, with no production caller. Two test-harness defects could make the reconciliation tests fail or flake in CI. Fix them before merge so the recovery checks give reliable signal.
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feat: authorize public handoff and provision destinations
feat: authorize public handoff and provision destinations (TECH-681 plan 010)
Nov 9, 2026
Verify source authority and journal the signed handoff before publishing,
then create, deactivate and bind the destination without handing out raw
sessions or claiming readiness.
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Review comments at @src/features/external-migration/arrival-lifecycle.test.mjs:
- Around line 342-348: Await both plc.addSignature calls assigned to overfull
and reordered in the rotation-key validation tests, so the assertions validate
the resulting operations rather than Promise objects and reach the intended
rotation-key checks.
Review comments at @src/features/external-migration/provision-arrival.ts:
- Around line 205-214: Update the canonical.headCid comparison after plc.observe
to compare against the CID of input.observedHandoff.operation, the full signed
handoff. Keep the existing unsigned-facts CID check and update the test observer
to return the signed handoff CID.
- Around line 228-233: In the move signing call within the arrival flow, use the
saved destination endpoint from arrival.endpoint instead of observedSource, so
the move targets the destination PDS. Update the related test to expect the
destination endpoint.
Review comments at @src/pds/arrival-client.ts:
- Around line 77-86: Update #accountAccess in ArrivalPdsClient to set the JWT
audience to the destination PDS service DID rather than the account DID.
Preserve the account DID as the subject and retain the existing token claims and
signing behavior.
Review comments at @src/plc/signing.ts:
- Around line 227-231: Update the signing flow around validateHistoryOperation
and cidForCbor to retain and return the signed operation with its
signed-operation CID, and ensure the downstream ArrivalPdsClient.createAccount
call dispatches that signed operation as plcOp. Preserve the unsigned facts
separately where required for existing validation or journal behavior.
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A directory head is the CID of the signed PLC operation, so provisioning
compared it against the unsigned facts CID and always reported that the
canonical identity had changed after the observed handoff. Compare it with
the full signed operation instead and update the test observers to report
a signed head.
The rotation-key validation tests also awaited their signed operations, so
they now reach the ordering and approved-list rules they name rather than
passing on a rejected Promise.
The Entryway signed the destination move and then stripped the signature
before sending it as plcOp, so a stock PDS in entryway mode refused account
creation as an invalid operation. The journal also kept unsigned facts under
a CID computed over those facts, which can never equal the directory head.
Journal and dispatch the signed operation with the CID over those bytes, so
an interrupted attempt can re-dispatch exactly what the directory publishes.
A PLC signature is public data, so it is no longer treated as private
material; the required signature is now validated in its place.
Access tokens for destination status and deactivation named the account DID
as their audience, which the destination PDS rejects because it accepts only
its own service DID on that path.
The client now takes the destination service DID and the issuer as
configuration and mints tokens through the existing access-token signer
instead of hand-rolling a second copy of the same claims.
The signed move named the source PDS in atproto_pds. A stock PDS in entryway
mode compares that endpoint with its own public URL before publishing during
account creation, so an operation naming any other host is refused.
Source-endpoint retention belongs to the authority handoff, which leaves the
account where it is; the destination move is what names the selected PDS. That
helper and its guard existed only to supply the move, so both are removed.
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endpoint: observedSource is the source PDS URL copied from the handoff, so the move never points at the selected destination (arrival.endpoint is unused here). signArrivalMove also leaves alsoKnownAs at the source handle, but createAccount is called with arrival.handle. A stock entryway-mode PDS checks both (validateAtprotoData: handle, then pds === cfg.service.publicUrl) and refuses with IncompatibleDidDoc; running signArrivalMove on a handoff for a different source handle gives pds=<source>, handle=<source handle>. Reuse signMigrationMove with targetPdsUrl: arrival.endpoint and handle: arrival.handle, delete signArrivalMove/observedEndpoint, flip the assertion at incoming-handoff.test.mjs:476, and give the fixtures a source handle that differs from the arrival handle.
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The composed durable path at 6e6e268 signs using the saved destination endpoint and handle, and checks those facts on the saved move. The older createArrivalProvisioning helper remains in the tree and does not pass the handle, so that legacy test-only path is not claimed fixed. No public migration readiness is claimed.
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Follow-up at ec5c545: the obsolete test-only createArrivalProvisioning path is removed. The composed-path test asserts the saved destination endpoint and handle in the submitted signed move. This is not a public migration readiness claim.
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A stock PDS in entryway mode forwards deactivateAccount to Entryway, and Entryway (protocol-authentication.mjs:206-211) returns 401 AccountNotFound unless an accounts row exists. In this flow that row is only inserted by bindProvisionedArrival, which runs after this call, so self-deactivation should always fail here and leave an active, unbound destination. The doc says deactivation goes "through the existing lifecycle hook"; the managed path uses admin updateSubjectStatus (migration-client.ts:296-310). Either use that, or show this path working in the sandbox before the flow relies on it; the existing live test only deactivates an already-bound account.
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Addressed in the composed dormant path at 6e6e268: destination inspection and pause use the admin getAccountInfo and updateSubjectStatus methods before pending binding, rather than relying on account self-deactivation.
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Follow-up at ec5c545: composed-path tests now exercise rejected creation and rejected admin pause and check that provisioning and deactivation are not recorded as complete.
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After createAccount publishes the move, a second provision() call can't get past this: the source-signed JWT no longer verifies against the destination key, and if it did, plc.observe returns the move CID, not the handoff CID. So any failure after creation (status read, deactivation, a crash) leaves a published move and an active, unbound destination with no continue-after-create branch. The comment on pending() and the one at incoming-handoff.test.mjs:499 say a retry resumes, which is only true before publication. Please say which callable resumes after publication (C5's reconcileAcceptedOperation?) and fix those comments, or add the branch and a test where observe returns the move CID and the directory key is the reserved key.
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The composed continuation in 6e6e268 uses the saved creation admission and accepts either the saved handoff or exact saved move as canonical; it inspects the backend and reconciles before pause and bind without requiring another source JWT. Qualification included process-kill and lost-response recovery. The older test-only provisioning helper remains and should not be taken as that recovery path; C4 and public activation remain blocked.
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Follow-up at ec5c545: the obsolete test-only provisioning path has been removed and its relevant tests moved to the durable composition. C4 finality and public activation remain blocked; no fresh full stock migration is claimed.
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The move is signed over observedHandoff.operation, supplied by the caller; the journaled handoff is never read, so nothing ties it to the operation that passed validateIncomingHandoff (approved key order, unchanged source facts). Separately, observedHandoff.cid is checked against the CID of the sig-stripped facts (lines 205-210). That is neither the journaled signed CID nor the directory head, so a caller wired from the journal row would get a spurious OperationConflict, and the comment at 203-204 says the opposite of what the code does. Please read the journaled handoff and require canonical.headCid to equal its signed CID, and drop the caller-supplied operation/cid.
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The composed durable path at 6e6e268 loads the saved handoff, validates it against saved source facts and approved keys, recomputes its signed CID, and checks the directory against the saved handoff or exact saved move. The older test-only helper still accepts caller-supplied handoff data, so this is not a claim that helper was removed.
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Follow-up at ec5c545: the obsolete helper accepting caller-supplied handoff data is removed. The durable composition test checks the saved move, its CID and its link to the journaled handoff.
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This claims creation "works against a stock entryway-mode PDS", but the move still names the source endpoint and source handle (see the provision-arrival.ts comment), so a stock PDS refuses it. The code has no caller, so there's no operator-visible change to record. Fold the one useful point (signed bytes and CID are journaled together) into incoming-handoff-provisioning.md and drop this note, or at least remove the claim.
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Addressed in 6e6e268: the note now describes an internal signed-payload contract and expressly says it does not qualify full stock-PDS migration or add a public readiness claim.
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This duplicates signMigrationMove (:229): same key and endpoint replacement, and it already returns the CID of the signed operation and sets alsoKnownAs from a handle. Reusing it also fixes the endpoint/handle problem in provision-arrival.ts. Please delete signArrivalMove.
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Partially addressed in 6e6e268: the composed durable path supplies the saved destination endpoint and handle. signArrivalMove remains alongside signMigrationMove; consolidating these helpers is deferred, not claimed completed.
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The suggested removal no longer applies at 6e6e268: sameSignedOperation is used by validateIncomingHandoff to compare saved source facts and the candidate. Consolidating canonical comparison remains deferred.
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The existing service-JWT check in protocol-authentication.mjs:185 rejects exp - iat > 300; this verifier accepts any lifetime. Please add the same cap, or note why incoming credentials may live longer.
Integrate the repaired storage layer without losing the reviewed source
tree. Keep uncertain writes gated and destinations inactive and pending;
public migration routes and activation remain deferred.
Assign transfer completeness to the migration client while retaining
Entryway identity, authorization and durable recovery gates. Replace the
previous final-source certification requirement in downstream guidance.
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Correct the class comment to describe administrator deactivation.
The composed provisioning path uses administrator authorization for inspection and deactivation. The client receives that authorization through a callback; it does not retain the administrator credential. Self-deactivation remains available but is not used by that path.
Update the comment
-/** Concrete stock PDS transport for one selected destination. It carries no- * lifecycle-hook or administration credential: ordinary `createAccount` with a- * caller-signed move, then self-deactivation with the account credential. */+/** Concrete stock PDS transport for one selected destination. Reservation and+ * `createAccount` use no authorization header. The composed provisioning path+ * uses caller-supplied administrator authorization for inspection and+ * deactivation. Self-deactivation and account status checks are also available. */
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Review comment at @src/pds/arrival-client.ts around lines 82 - 84:
Update the documentation for the concrete stock PDS transport to clarify that reservation and createAccount use no authorization header, while the composed provisioning path receives administrator authorization through a callback for inspection and deactivation without retaining the credential. Note that self-deactivation and account status checks are available, but self-deactivation is not used by that path.
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Derive the receipt descriptor from the same intent that ownership.dispatch journals.
associate() finds the generic receipt by recomputing intentDigest as sha256(JSON.stringify({cid, did, step})). ownership.dispatch receives intent as {did, cid, step}, a different key order. The lookup works only if the ownership store's digest sorts keys in exactly this way. If that hashing changes, readExternal returns null and every creation and pause fails with "The generic external receipt is unavailable".
Compute the digest from intent with the same helper the ownership store uses, such as requestDigest from accounts/operation-ownership. Do not keep a second serialization.
Based on learnings, I checked that the destination move names saved.endpoint and the reserved key, and that the handoff keeps the source endpoint. Both hold here.
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Review comments at @src/compose-incoming-arrival.mjs:
- Around line 128-139: Update the admission routing in reconcileArrival to
resume continueHandoff before continueCreation when both admissions exist and
the directory still has the predecessor. Determine whether publication is still
needed from the saved destination-move state; do not use a null
canonicalHandoffCid alone, and preserve creation recovery when the destination
move is already current.
Review comments at @tests/contracts/incoming-arrival-composition.test.mjs:
- Line 40: Update the fixture directory creation using mkdtempSync to place its
temporary directory under the system temporary directory, so it does not depend
on tests/artifacts existing.
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Review comments at @src/pds/arrival-client.ts:
- Around line 82-84: Update the documentation for the concrete stock PDS
transport to clarify that reservation and createAccount use no authorization
header, while the composed provisioning path receives administrator
authorization through a callback for inspection and deactivation without
retaining the credential. Note that self-deactivation and account status checks
are available, but self-deactivation is not used by that path.
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Run restart reconciliation with normal Node isolation so forked workers
can report recovery evidence. Preserve failures from either test batch
and keep native unit coverage separate without duplicate execution.
Keep active recovery within the normal lease budget and shorten only
stopped owners through the ownership store. Exercise slow observations
and prove fenced takeover of an owner killed during active creation.
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What this is for
Stacked on #22. This layer turns an admitted arrival into a real destination
account using only public AT Protocol calls, and keeps every remote step
recoverable if a response is lost.
Plain-language summary
after the intent is durably recorded. A malformed, unsupported or different
key is refused without changing what was already saved.
with its method, audience, issuer, expiry and subject all checked. Verification
returns replay facts and consumes nothing.
expected predecessor, the source signature and the approved key ordering.
Signing or sending is never treated as publication; the canonical head decides.
their exact bytes and CID before each dispatch. A crash before the journal
sends nothing; a crash after reuses the saved bytes instead of re-signing.
the saved public key into the destination's
verificationMethods.atproto, signswith Entryway's PLC rotation key, then separately deactivates and only then
binds. It returns a pending result, never raw backend sessions.
What is not claimed
modules have no production caller.
them.
renewArrival,cancelArrivalandrecoverArrivalwiring remain 012's work.Validation
npm run build,typecheck,check,lint,check:architecture,test:architecture,schema:check-> exit 0.node --test src/features/external-migration/arrival-lifecycle.test.mjs tests/contracts/incoming-handoff.test.mjs-> 16 pass, 0 fail, 0 skipped.
npm run test:unit-> 304 pass, 17 skipped, 0 fail../scripts/changesets.sh statusaccepts the named minor note.Related to TECH-681. Does not close the issue.
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