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Turn the anti-triangulation specification (https://gist.github.com/grunch/bf70cb2b3cadaa85d4374c40ab17b8d3) into an engineering plan for mostrod, mostro-core and the protocol book: context and threat model, baseline facts about the current identity model (including the full-privacy-mode gap), locked design decisions, protocol surface, migration, handler sketches, success hook on the single Status::Success CAS, authorization/privacy analysis, client contract, test plan and PR breakdown.
WalkthroughThe PR adds a complete specification for opt-in payer-history anti-triangulation support. It defines hash-only declarations, four aggregate counters, experienced-counterparty qualification, private storage, transactional success recording, authorization, client and Cashu integration, tests, rollout criteria, and a documentation index link. ChangesPayer History Anti-Triangulation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This documentation-only PR defines payment-history and anti-triangulation behavior, but its current contract still contains inconsistencies that could lead to false success publication, unreliable history delivery, privacy-sensitive data entering the protocol, incorrect client trust tiers, or rollout incompatibility. It should not be merged until these bounded design issues are corrected or explicitly accepted by the owners. Poem
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114-116: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse repository-style source citations.
Replace
path:lineand::symbolreferences with the file path and enclosing function name. Apply this format consistently to the baseline, hook, and test references.Based on learnings, Mostro Markdown documentation should cite source code with the file path and enclosing function name, not
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- Around line 553-560: The documented disabled-mode behavior conflicts with the
always-emitted payer history tags in info_to_tags and payer_history_tags.
Resolve this by omitting feature tags when payer history is disabled, or
consistently revising §2, D-10, and the compatibility tests to allow the changed
kind 38385 output.
- Line 262: Update all untyped fenced code blocks in the documentation,
including the blocks near lines 262, 455, and 491, with language specifiers: use
text for sequence and canonical examples, and json for the full-privacy payload.
Ensure every fenced block in the document has an explicit language identifier.
- Around line 342-350: The PayerDeclaration.payment_method field permits
arbitrary client-controlled sensitive data to flow through mostrod. Replace it
with a constrained non-sensitive payment-method identifier validated against an
allowed set, or remove it from daemon payloads and storage; update related
serialization, forwarding, and history handling consistently.
- Around line 292-299: Choose and consistently implement one post-success
payment-history query contract, then align the status matrix in
PAYER_HISTORY_ANTI_TRIANGULATION.md, the query handler and wire-level response
behavior, and all affected tests; update both the §5.1 and §10.4 documentation
so they describe the same outcome for Success queries.
- Around line 489-495: Complete the canonical-to-hashed examples by adding the
exact lowercase SHA-256 result for each canonical string, including the
mostro-payer-v1| prefix. Then reuse these complete vectors in the relevant
client and protocol tests.
- Around line 781-792: The payer success declaration is recorded after the
Success CAS and only warns on failure, so it is not durable or retryable. Update
payment_success and record_payer_success so the declaration and payer history
are committed atomically with the CAS, or add durable reconciliation that
retries unfinished processing and prevents pruning until completion; preserve
the PurchaseCompleted enqueue flow after successful completion.
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- Around line 114-116: Update the source citations in
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704-710: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not propagate history-build errors after
FiatSentis durable.
order_updated.update(pool).await?completes before this block. Ifbuild_for_order(...).await?fails,fiat_sent_actionreturns an error after the order is alreadyFiatSent. A retry then fails the status check, and the seller may not receive the history push. Catch the error, log it, and return successfully as required by the following paragraph.Proposed handling
-if let Some(h) = payer::history::build_for_order(pool, ctx.keys(), &order_updated).await? { - enqueue_order_msg(None, Some(order_updated.id), Action::PaymentHistory, - Some(Payload::PaymentHistory(h)), seller_pubkey, None).await; +match payer::history::build_for_order(pool, ctx.keys(), &order_updated).await { + Ok(Some(h)) => { + enqueue_order_msg(None, Some(order_updated.id), Action::PaymentHistory, + Some(Payload::PaymentHistory(h)), seller_pubkey, None).await; + } + Ok(None) => {} + Err(e) => tracing::warn!(error = %e, "payer history push failed"), }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 163: Update the baseline table in PAYER_HISTORY_ANTI_TRIANGULATION.md to
remove the duplicated bond_policy_tags entry, or replace the second occurrence
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- Around line 704-710: Update the post-update history handling around
build_for_order so errors from building payer history are caught and logged
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270-271: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRemove the stale
pmfield from the daemon-facing flow.
PayerDeclarationdefines onlypayment_hashat Lines 343-347, but this sequence still shows{h, pm}on both messages throughmostrod. An implementer can reintroducepayment_methodand relay client-controlled payer data, which breaks the hash-only privacy contract. Change both messages to{h}. If a method identifier is required, define and validate a non-sensitive allowlisted field across the protocol, daemon, and storage.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 270-271: Update the daemon-facing sequence around PayerDeclaration
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Add an experienced_counterparties metric alongside distinct_counterparties: a counterparty qualifies when, at success time, it already had >= N successful undisputed trades with OTHER buyers spanning >= D days (current trade and same-buyer trades never count). The flag is stored per (buyer, payment_hash, counterparty_id) and is monotone 0->1. N and D are node policy ([payer_history] experienced_min_trades / experienced_min_days, defaults 5/30), advertised on the info event. Established tier now requires experienced_counterparties >= 1.
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- Around line 1082-1089: Correct the Established tier’s first_success_at
condition to explicitly require an account age of at least 30 days, using now -
first_success_at >= 30 days or the equivalent timestamp comparison. Preserve the
other tier conditions and wording.
- Around line 942-952: Update payment_success so update_order_event builds the
Success event without publishing before the SQL CAS; commit the order CAS and
db::bump_history atomically, then publish the Success and completion messages
only after commit, or use a transactional outbox. Ensure any failure before
commit produces no externally visible Success event.
- Around line 258-263: Define an explicit policy for threshold changes affecting
stored experienced snapshots in the D-7 snapshot and configuration contracts:
either freeze N and D after first use, record the evaluated policy version with
each snapshot, or specify reset/recompute behavior. Ensure the documentation
explains how existing experienced = 0 and experienced = 1 rows are handled when
thresholds change, rather than relying only on current info-event tags.
- Around line 608-617: Implement manual Default for the struct containing
experienced_min_trades and experienced_min_days so Rust default construction
uses the documented thresholds 5 and 30 rather than zero; reuse the existing
default_experienced_min_trades and default_experienced_min_days helpers, and add
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| The flag is **monotone** and is evaluated only when a success is recorded. A | ||
| counterparty stored with `experienced = 0` is upgraded to `1` only when a | ||
| *subsequent* successful trade with the same `(buyer, payment_hash)` pair | ||
| happens after the seller has crossed the thresholds; it is never flipped | ||
| retroactively merely because the seller's record improved later, and it never | ||
| flips back. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Define how threshold changes affect stored snapshots.
The experienced flag is monotone and is never re-evaluated, but N and D are operator-configurable. Raising thresholds leaves old experienced = 1 rows counted under a stricter policy. Lowering thresholds leaves old experienced = 0 rows unupgraded. Current info-event tags cannot explain this mixed population.
Freeze thresholds after first use, store the evaluated policy version with each snapshot, or define reset/recompute behavior.
Based on the D-7 snapshot and configuration contracts in this document.
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In `@docs/PAYER_HISTORY_ANTI_TRIANGULATION.md` around lines 258 - 263, Define an
explicit policy for threshold changes affecting stored experienced snapshots in
the D-7 snapshot and configuration contracts: either freeze N and D after first
use, record the evaluated policy version with each snapshot, or specify
reset/recompute behavior. Ensure the documentation explains how existing
experienced = 0 and experienced = 1 rows are handled when thresholds change,
rather than relying only on current info-event tags.
| /// "Experienced counterparty" thresholds (D-7). Node policy, advertised | ||
| /// on the info event; NOT part of the protocol. | ||
| #[serde(default = "default_experienced_min_trades")] | ||
| pub experienced_min_trades: u32, | ||
| #[serde(default = "default_experienced_min_days")] | ||
| pub experienced_min_days: u32, | ||
| } | ||
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| const fn default_experienced_min_trades() -> u32 { 5 } | ||
| const fn default_experienced_min_days() -> u32 { 30 } |
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struct PayerHistorySettings {
enabled: bool,
require_declaration: bool,
experienced_min_trades: u32,
experienced_min_days: u32,
}
impl Default for PayerHistorySettings {
fn default() -> Self {
Self {
enabled: false,
require_declaration: false,
experienced_min_trades: Default::default(),
experienced_min_days: Default::default(),
}
}
}
fn default_experienced_min_trades() -> u32 { 5 }
fn default_experienced_min_days() -> u32 { 30 }
fn main() {
let settings = PayerHistorySettings::default();
assert_eq!(settings.experienced_min_trades, 0);
assert_eq!(settings.experienced_min_days, 0);
assert_eq!(default_experienced_min_trades(), 5);
assert_eq!(default_experienced_min_days(), 30);
println!("derived Default field values: {}/{}", settings.experienced_min_trades, settings.experienced_min_days);
}
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Make Rust default construction match the documented thresholds.
If this definition is implemented as shown, #[derive(Default)] sets both u32 threshold fields to 0; #[serde(default = "...")] applies only during deserialization. Implement Default manually with 5 and 30, or use one canonical constructor. Add a unit test for Rust default construction.
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In `@docs/PAYER_HISTORY_ANTI_TRIANGULATION.md` around lines 608 - 617, Implement
manual Default for the struct containing experienced_min_trades and
experienced_min_days so Rust default construction uses the documented thresholds
5 and 30 rather than zero; reuse the existing default_experienced_min_trades and
default_experienced_min_days helpers, and add a unit test verifying both values.
| // D-7 qualification snapshot. The CAS has already flipped this order to | ||
| // Success *inside this transaction*, so the current trade must be excluded | ||
| // explicitly: it never counts toward its own counterparty's qualification. | ||
| // Only history that predates this trade — and only trades with OTHER | ||
| // buyers — qualifies. | ||
| let exp = db::seller_experience(&mut **tx, &seller_master, &user, order.id).await?; | ||
| let (min_trades, min_days) = Settings::payer_history_experience_thresholds(); | ||
| let experienced = exp.qualifying_trades >= min_trades | ||
| && exp.first_qualifying_at | ||
| .is_some_and(|t| now() - t >= i64::from(min_days) * 86_400); | ||
| db::bump_history(&mut **tx, &user, &decl.payment_hash, &cp, experienced, now()).await?; |
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Publish the Success event only after the transaction commits.
The supplied payment_success context calls update_order_event(..., Status::Success, ...) before the SQL CAS, and that call builds and publishes the event. The new history hook can fail after that publication. The database can then roll back while peers have already received Success.
Build the event without publishing, commit the CAS and history together, then publish the success and completion messages. A transactional outbox is another valid solution.
Based on the supplied src/app/release.rs, fn payment_success context.
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In `@docs/PAYER_HISTORY_ANTI_TRIANGULATION.md` around lines 942 - 952, Update
payment_success so update_order_event builds the Success event without
publishing before the SQL CAS; commit the order CAS and db::bump_history
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| **Suggested tiers** (client policy, not protocol): | ||
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| | Tier | Condition (all of) | Wording | | ||
| |---|---|---| | ||
| | 🟢 Established | `successful_trades ≥ 5`, `distinct_counterparties ≥ 3`, `experienced_counterparties ≥ 1`, `first_success_at` ≥ 30 days ago | "Established payment account" | | ||
| | 🟡 Limited | `successful_trades ≥ 1` and not Established | "Limited payment history" | | ||
| | 🔴 New | `successful_trades == 0` (`buyer_mode == reputation`) | "No previous successful trades with this account" | | ||
| | ⚪ Unavailable | `buyer_mode == full_privacy` | "History unavailable (buyer trades in full-privacy mode)" | |
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Use an explicit age comparison for the Established tier.
The table uses first_success_at ≥ 30 days ago. Because first_success_at is a Unix timestamp, that literal predicate reverses the intended age check. A client can classify a recent account as Established.
Use now - first_success_at >= 30 days or first_success_at <= now - 30 days.
Based on the timestamp contract and tier table in this document.
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equivalent timestamp comparison. Preserve the other tier conditions and wording.
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docs/PAYER_HISTORY_ANTI_TRIANGULATION.md, the engineering plan for the anti-triangulation mechanism described in this specification, and links it fromdocs/README.md. Docs only — no code changes.The gist defines the mechanism (buyer declares the fiat payer identity, seller verifies the sender, Mostro reports aggregate success history for that buyer + payment identity). This document maps it onto the actual codebase:
file:linerefs) — identity vs trade keys, how Full Privacy Mode really works inmostrod(nousersrow,master_*_pubkey == trade key, i.e. no cross-trade continuity), what Mostro relays today, the singleStatus::Successwriter (release::payment_successCAS), what is public on Nostr.master_buyer_pubkey; plaintext payer details never reach Mostro (hash only, plaintext goes buyer→seller over the peer channel); honestbuyer_mode = full_privacyanswer with nothing stored; increment only on theSuccessCAS; disputed trades don't count; counterparties stored as keyed hashes; push atfiat-sent+ optional seller query; additive protocol surface only; off by default.mostro-core—Action::{DeclarePayer, PayerDeclared, PaymentHistory},Payload::{PayerDeclaration, PaymentHistory},CantDoReason::{InvalidPaymentHash, PayerNotDeclared},verify()matrix, wire examples.sha256("mostro-payer-v1|" + canonical)).[payer_history]config, info-event tags, migration (three private tables, noorders/userschanges),src/app/payer/module with handler sketches, the ten-line success hook, prune job, Cashu cross-track obligation.same_useroracle, who learns what, residual risks.mostro-core,mostrod,protocol), Definition of Done, open questions and deferred extensions.Things worth discussing in review
buyer_mode = full_privacyand stores nothing; hash-only history is listed as a future extension with its risk.Successqueries answernot_found(declaration row is consumed on success); see §17.Test plan
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