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feat(edict): execute authenticated source functions in pure and read operations - #753
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Implement fresh lexical frames, ordered argument evaluation, shared metering and independent complete-closure provider admission. Select the source-function contract publication explicitly while preserving legacy publications. Native behavior and package assets are verified; independent component reproduction and the public compiler/runtime witness remain required before merge.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds source-owned Edict functions to pure and bounded-read evaluation. It adds a separately selected source-functions provider contract, lowerer validation, and independent verifier checks for function definitions, calls, types, depth, and resource costs. ChangesEdict source-function support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PureDecoder
participant functions_decode
participant ExprCallEvaluator
participant HelperFrame
PureDecoder->>functions_decode: Decode and validate helper definitions
PureDecoder->>ExprCallEvaluator: Pass decoded helpers and call expression
ExprCallEvaluator->>HelperFrame: Evaluate arguments in caller order and bind parameters
HelperFrame->>ExprCallEvaluator: Evaluate ordered bindings and return expression
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new source-function checks are not yet in the packaged provider components. Cores without a functions table can also bypass the new call validation. Rebuild the components and close the validation gap before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Authored helpers can now execute over ordinary inputs and authorized read data. The inspected paths preserve function ownership, read restrictions, resource limits, and failure isolation. No introduced security issue was established, but the broader production exposure is not fully covered. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation Issue Resolution Complete the designated component builds and carrier refresh. Run repeated public-compiler builds and execute the exact emitted package/report bytes on both routes, including the renamed control. Complete the old-provider new-function refusal and function-free compatibility controls. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 27.35% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 245 functions across 34 files. (13 skipped: 13 unsupported.)
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| Ok(ReadType::Bytes(min, max)) | ||
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| "Int" => self.resolve(text(value, "width")?, depth + 1), | ||
| "Nominal" => self.resolve(text(value, "representation")?, depth + 1), |
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When a bounded-read Core omits the optional functions table, source_functions::validate returns without applying its identity-aware type judgment, while this branch reduces every nominal type directly to its representation. Consequently, distinct nominal types such as UserId and DocumentId backed by the same bytes or integer type become interchangeable in bindings, calls, and results; the provider can admit a semantically invalid Core/Target relation and the representation-only runtime will execute it. Retain the nominal contract identity here rather than returning only the representation.
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| pub(super) fn validate(core: &Value, exports: &Value, read: bool) -> Result<(), ProviderRefusalV1> { | ||
| if super::map_field(core, "functions").is_none() { | ||
| return Ok(()); |
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When a read module has no functions field, this early return skips validation of the imported pureFunctions inventory even though the new bounded-read relation can call those imports and edict_read::decode now always passes them through functions::decode. For example, a component-backed helper or an Edict helper with unsupported locals/bindings can lower and independently verify because the read relation checks only its coordinate/signature, but runtime decoding rejects the resulting authenticated package. Audit imported helpers regardless of whether the Core declares source-owned functions.
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| provenance["refusalBoundary"] = require_budget_refusal(result) | ||
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| require_success(result) | ||
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| evidence["finalUsage"] = check_work_bound(args.work_root) | ||
| evidence["outcome"] = "public-compiler-and-provider-verifier-accepted" | ||
| evidence["runtimeExecution"] = "not-run-by-this-witness" | ||
| (args.work_root / "evidence.json").write_text(json.dumps(evidence, indent=2) + "\n") |
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finalUsage is measured before adding the outcome fields and rewriting evidence.json, so the retained byte count always understates the final tree and the last write is never checked against MAX_WORK_BYTES. A run close to the 64 MiB ceiling can therefore finish successfully above the promised local bound while recording evidence that says otherwise; serialize the final evidence and validate the resulting tree before reporting success.
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@crates/echo-edict-provider-lowerer/src/executable_operation/source_functions.rs:
- Around line 69-71: In both source-function providers, remove the early return
in the validate flow so exported function bodies and intents are still checked
when core.functions is absent; treat the missing map as an empty function
inventory before running the full judgment. Update
crates/echo-edict-provider-lowerer/src/executable_operation/source_functions.rs
at lines 69-71 and
crates/echo-edict-provider-verifier/src/executable_operation/source_functions.rs
at lines 69-71.
Review comments at @crates/warp-core/src/edict_pure/evaluate.rs:
- Around line 212-224: Update the scope types used by expression, predicate, and
the edict_read runner to BTreeMap<&str, Value> so helper frames can borrow
identifiers. In the Expr::Call helper-frame construction, insert
parameter.id.as_str() and binding.id.as_str() instead of cloning their Strings;
preserve deterministic ordering and existing evaluation behavior.
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- Line 6: The packaged lowerer and verifier Wasm files are stale and omit the
source-function validation changes. Rebuild both components, replace their
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| if super::map_field(core, "functions").is_none() { | ||
| return Ok(()); | ||
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Run source-function validation when core.functions is absent.
Both validate functions return before run or audit when core.functions is missing. This skips validation of exported function bodies and intents, including call signatures, return types, totality, depth, and evaluation budgets.
In both providers, remove this early return. Treat a missing core.functions map as an empty function inventory before running the full judgment.
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In both source-function providers, remove the early return in the validate flow
so exported function bodies and intents are still checked when core.functions is
absent; treat the missing map as an empty function inventory before running the
full judgment. Update
crates/echo-edict-provider-lowerer/src/executable_operation/source_functions.rs
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| // Arguments run once, left to right in the caller's frame. Move each | ||
| // value into the fresh frame; later local reads charge their own copies. | ||
| let mut frame = BTreeMap::new(); | ||
| for (argument, parameter) in args.iter().zip(&helper.params) { | ||
| let value = expression(argument, locals, helpers, meter, depth + 1)?; | ||
| validate(&value, ¶meter.ty, meter, depth + 1)?; | ||
| frame.insert(parameter.id.clone(), value); | ||
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| validate(&value, &binding.ty, meter, depth + 1)?; | ||
| frame.insert(binding.id.clone(), value); | ||
| } |
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Remove the per-call String allocations from the helper call path.
Each Expr::Call builds a new BTreeMap<String, Value>. Each insert also clones parameter.id and binding.id. A call therefore makes one heap String allocation for each parameter and each binding, plus the map nodes.
The Meter does not charge this host work. Nested and repeated calls multiply it. This is a hot interpreter path in the deterministic kernel. The Helper ids live as long as Program, so the frames can borrow them.
Use BTreeMap<&str, Value> as the scope type throughout expression, predicate, and the edict_read runner. Then insert parameter.id.as_str() and binding.id.as_str(). Ordering stays byte-lexicographic and deterministic.
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- let mut frame = BTreeMap::new();
+ let mut frame: BTreeMap<&str, Value> = BTreeMap::new();
for (argument, parameter) in args.iter().zip(&helper.params) {
let value = expression(argument, locals, helpers, meter, depth + 1)?;
validate(&value, ¶meter.ty, meter, depth + 1)?;
- frame.insert(parameter.id.clone(), value);
+ frame.insert(parameter.id.as_str(), value);
}
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let value = expression(&binding.value, &frame, helpers, meter, depth + 1)?;
validate(&value, &binding.ty, meter, depth + 1)?;
- frame.insert(binding.id.clone(), value);
+ frame.insert(binding.id.as_str(), value);
}expression, predicate, and their callers must also take &BTreeMap<&str, Value>.
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Update the scope types used by expression, predicate, and the edict_read runner
to BTreeMap<&str, Value> so helper frames can borrow identifiers. In the
Expr::Call helper-frame construction, insert parameter.id.as_str() and
binding.id.as_str() instead of cloning their Strings; preserve deterministic
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Rebuild and republish both provider components.
The publication witness embeds the checked lowerer and verifier Wasm files. Their bytes are unchanged from the merge base, while this PR adds source-function validation to both implementations. The package therefore omits that validation. Rebuild and promote both components through the designated gate, approve their new identities, replace every packaged copy, and regenerate the provider manifest and README lengths and digests.
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Edict now emits source-owned pure functions, but Echo's existing execution path only handles the narrower imported-helper form. This change adds generic source-function admission and execution to both pure and bounded-read operations, allowing authored helpers to consume ordinary inputs or retained atom bytes.
Closes #752. The compiler prerequisite, Edict #226, landed through PR #228 at
01161c1745baad0d713234ba1a671b9a26923aa4.Behavior and authority
Core.functions, separate from imported lawpack facts. The lowerer and independently implemented verifier check signatures, lexical frames, the complete call graph including unused definitions, Core/Target agreement, totality, depth and costs.SourceFunctionscontract selection imports the complete Edict publication. Existing schema publications and the default pure-binding selector remain intact. Regenerated provider provenance and package identities may change with source identity.The supported target subset remains bounded unsigned words, bytes and records, including nominal types over supported representations. Combined runtime depth is 64; the compiler's 128-frame source limit is a different contract. Boolean/string/list and effectful helpers are outside this provider subset. This adds no Jim-specific dispatch, editing logic, native Buffer decoder or rope implementation.
The standalone provider-host suite retains its frozen
2e3f52f9compiler/host, exact fixture identities and broader refusal/replay contracts. The separately pinned current Edict CLI witness invokes both components through its actual host, then supplies the exact emitted package/report bytes to the runtime checks. Both crossings remain required against the final provider components.Verification and remaining merge gates
The native regression suite covers ordered/once-only arguments and budget refusals, fresh frames, unused malformed functions, recursion and depth, diamond occurrence costs, input identity, optional pure basis, nominal compatibility, exact call authority, coherent artifact tampering, and real stored atom reads. Synthetic carrier tests are explicitly identified as such; they are not public compiler provenance.
Independent review exposed three native defects, each with observed failing tests before remediation: imported-effect/source-function collisions, same-package imported call ownership, and nominal identity erasure. Their individual validation and commits are recorded in the review follow-up. The final native remediation gate at
20e380e1passes 86 tests across six provider/runtime summaries, formatting, and strict provider Clippy; an independent reviewer bound all 981 source files to that committed candidate. This is focused native approval, with the publication gates below still outstanding.This PR is open for the designated independent component builders and final review. Merge remains blocked until all of the following are complete:
The current same-prefix type lookup limitation remains explicit: named types resolve through module-relative
Core.typeskeys, so fully qualified imported keys under that same prefix can still refuse. The call-ownership regression isolates its own behavior and does not claim to repair that inherited compatibility gap.Documentation and scope
Current behavior and limits live in application contract hosting, provider publication, and the generator instructions. The changelog and feature-enabled test routes are updated. This closes generic helper execution only; Jim's decoder, persistent rope, and broader delivery work remain outside this PR.
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