@correntelabs/x402-trust 0.5.92 → 0.5.95

package/README.md

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-# @corrente-labs/x402-trust
+# @correntelabs/x402-trust
 
-**The Corporate & Enterprise Trust Layer for Autonomous AI Agents and Machine Payments.**
+**Institutional D-FMI Trust, DNS Origin Discovery (`_x402`), High-Frequency Post-Match Enclave Netting, and SCITT Audit Verification.**
 
-Authored by **Corrente Labs, Inc.** — Powered by the **Ashlar Blue** Protocol.
+Reference implementation of Ashlar Blue's institutional clearing, attestation, and discovery architecture:
 
----
+- **`discovery`** ([IETF `draft-hawkins-x402-dns-discovery`](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-hawkins-x402-dns-discovery/)) — resolve a counterparty or clearing endpoint from a domain name via DNS `TXT` (`_x402`) + `/.well-known/x402` with Ed25519 / ML-DSA-65 detached JWS verification. No central directory, no gatekeeper.
+- **`attestations & scitt`** ([RFC 9162](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9162) / [RFC 8785 JCS](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8785)) — verify Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP hardware attestation quotes, 384-byte SCITT state inclusion receipts (stateless offline verification), and hardware-bound, evidence-linked registry records *before* committing capital.
+- **`isda-cdm & post-match netting`** ([Institutional Clearing](https://ashlar.blue/clearing.html)) — parse ISDA Common Domain Model (CDM) derivatives/securities events, CME ClearPort `FIXML 5.0 SP2 TradeCaptureReport (AE)` fills, DTCC Treasury Repo DvP, and CLS FX PvP legs at **24/7 planetary institutional scale**.
+- **`institutional clearing bus`** ([Ashlar Conductor™](https://ashlar.blue/conductor.html)) — `AshlarInstitutionalRelay` for post-quantum counterparty affirmation, FIXML/CDM schema sanitization, and `0x00` cryptographic RAM zeroization.
 
-## 🏛️ Seamless Institutional Distribution
+### Global Institutional Market Coverage Matrix
 
-`@corrente-labs/x402-trust` is the official enterprise distribution of the Ashlar Blue trust suite. It seamlessly wraps and re-exports [`@ashlar-blue/x402-trust`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ashlar-blue/x402-trust), ensuring unified cryptographic execution, Model Context Protocol (MCP) tooling, ISDA CDM securities settlement, and Intel TDX enclave quote verification across both corporate and decentralized environments.
+| Market Vertical | Institutional Standards & Venues | Enclave Settlement & Netting Profile |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **01. Cleared & OTC Derivatives** | `ISDA CDM` · `CME ClearPort FIXML 5.0 SP2 (AE)` · `ICE` · `LCH` · `Eurex` | Portfolio cross-margin optimization (SPAN 2 / ISDA SIMM), exact 128-bit `ACT/360` conservation (`0` drift) |
+| **02. Equities & Sovereign Repo** | `DTCC (NSCC & FICC)` · `TXSE` · `Tri-Party Treasury Repo` | Continuous Net Settlement (CNS), T+0 equity DvP, General Collateral (GC) & Sponsored Repo multilateral liquidity netting |
+| **03. Wholesale FX & Cross-Border PvP** | `CLS Group` · `SWIFT ISO 20022 (pacs.008 / pacs.009)` · Sovereign Corridors | Eliminates Herstatt FX risk via sub-2 µs Two-Phase Atomic PvP reservation & compact WAN epoch sync |
+| **04. ICSDs & Collateral Mobility** | `Euroclear` · `Clearstream` · `Archax` · Institutional HQLA | Intraday cross-border collateral transformation aligned with EU CSDR, EMIR Refit, DORA, MiCA & FCA CASS |
+| **05. Prime Brokerage & HFT Desks** | Principal Trading Firms · Global Market Makers · Multi-Manager Pods | 24/7 planetary clearing throughput, `Ashlar Conductor™` streaming, `FIX AllocationInstruction` give-up & L1 batch compression |
+| **06. Commodities & Energy Clearing** | `NYMEX` · `COMEX` · `ICE Brent` · Physical Warehouse Receipts | Atomic title-versus-payment and **384-byte** IETF SCITT / RFC 9162 regulatory audit receipts |
+
+## Four Core Institutional Primitives
+
+An institutional clearing desk or treasury engine has to do four things. This library executes each in a handful of lines, with **zero dependencies** and — for the offline verification primitives — **zero network calls and zero trust in any operator**:
+
+```ts
+import { checkService, Transcript, verifyReceipt, AshlarInstitutionalRelay } from '@correntelabs/x402-trust';
+
+// 1. BEFORE YOU COMMIT CAPITAL — resolve a clearing counterparty via DNS + /.well-known/x402.
+const t = await checkService('ashlar.blue');
+if (!t.safeToPay) throw new Error(t.reasons.join('; '));   // e.g. off-domain resource, stale manifest
+
+// 2. WHAT YOU COMMIT — bind post-match fills or ISDA CDM events to a Merkle transcript.
+const work = new Transcript()
+  .add('IRS-2026-0902', 'POST /settle/isda-cdm', '{"notional":"500000.00","ccy":"RLUSD"}');
+const root    = work.root();      // sign or anchor this ONE 32-byte commitment
+const receipt = work.prove(0);    // hand a counterparty a 384-byte proof of just their fill
+
+// 3. WHAT YOU'RE HANDED — verify a 384-byte SCITT inclusion receipt offline.
+verifyReceipt(receipt);           // true iff the fill was in the committed batch
+
+// 4. WHO YOU CLEAR WITH — discover attested clearing nodes and route E2E encrypted affirmations.
+const relay = new AshlarInstitutionalRelay();
+const nodes = relay.searchDirectory({ capability: 'isda-cdm' });
+const envelope = relay.routeMessage({
+  from: 'did:x402:desk-alpha',
+  to: nodes[0].did,
+  topic: 'isda.cdm.affirmation',
+  ciphertext: '...',
+  nonce: '12345',
+  signature: '...',
+});
+```
+
+`checkService` composes the hardened resolver (same-origin enforcement,
+SSRF/DoS guards, HTTPS-only redirects, live `/supported` cross-check) into one
+call, so you do not re-implement adversarial edge cases. The verification
+functions are pure [RFC 9162](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9162) / [RFC 6962](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6962) Merkle
+math: if a proof verifies, the claim is true no matter who produced it — an
+institution does not have to trust the clearing operator to verify the proofs.
+
+Three more offline verifiers cover the artifacts the catalog and reconciler
+emit — `verifyDirectoryEntry` (one host in a census), `verifyReconcileRow` (one
+row of a two-observer reconciliation), and the signed-manifest / evidence
+grammar below.
+
+**Runnable tour:** [`examples/demo.mjs`](./examples/demo.mjs) — `npm run build && node examples/demo.mjs`. Produces work, verifies it, catches a tamper, and refuses a spoofed endpoint, all offline.
+
+The rest of this document details the lower-level building blocks.
+
+## Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server
+
+Connect any autonomous AI coding agent (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Antigravity, VS Code, or custom AI agents) directly to the x402 trust and discovery mesh via standard MCP over `stdio`:
+
+```bash
+# Run standalone MCP server
+npx @correntelabs/x402-trust mcp
+```
+
+### Claude Desktop / Cursor MCP Configuration:
+```json
+{
+  "mcpServers": {
+    "x402-trust": {
+      "command": "npx",
+      "args": ["-y", "@correntelabs/x402-trust", "mcp"],
+      "env": {
+        "X402_NETWORK": "mainnet"
+      }
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+### Supported MCP Tools:
+- `x402_check_service`: Resolves DNS TXT (`_x402`) and `/.well-known/x402` to return a hardened `safeToPay` decision with full reasons.
+- `x402_verify_attestation_entry`: Offline RFC 6962 Merkle verification of Intel TDX / AMD SEV TEE hardware quote measurements against a signed directory root.
+- `x402_verify_transcript_inclusion`: Offline RFC 6962 Merkle verification of session audit entries against a signed transcript root.
+- `x402_verify_reconcile_row`: Offline verification of EIP-3009 / XRPL settlement reconciliation rows against a signed census root.
+- `x402_catalog_search`: Filter and search the decentralized catalog of active x402 endpoints across discovery and bazaar-mirror lanes.
+- `x402_catalog_get`: Retrieve complete provenance records and re-derivation recipes for any resource URL or hostname.
+- `x402_catalog_stats`: Inspect network-wide node counts, active chains, and universal multi-rail Merkle anchor hashes.
+- `x402_query_agent_directory`: Query the attested directory by capability, model, or hardware attestation (Intel TDX / AMD SEV).
+- `x402_send_agent_message`: Route an encrypted, micro-settled message to a switchboard inbox with nonce anti-replay and x402 settlement.
+- `x402_fetch_agent_inbox`: Fetch pending messages from an attested switchboard mailbox with FIFO ordering.
+
+## Zero dependencies
+
+`npm ls` returns nothing. That is deliberate: a library whose job is *"decide whether to trust a stranger before sending them money"* cannot credibly arrive with a dependency tree you will never read. The entire trust path — DNS record parsing, manifest validation, redirect handling, the `eth_call`, the digest grammar — is auditable in one sitting.
+
+The one consequence: we cannot compute `keccak256` at runtime, so the badge function selector and well-known `kind` hashes are compile-time constants. They are [asserted against `ethers` in the test suite](https://github.com/corrente-labs/ashlar-blue), so they are verified, not trusted. You can pass your own hasher for any other kind.
+
+## Install
 
 ```bash
-npm install @corrente-labs/x402-trust
+npm install @correntelabs/x402-trust
+```
+
+## Find a facilitator from a domain name
+
+```ts
+import { resolveX402 } from '@correntelabs/x402-trust';
+
+const r = await resolveX402('ashlar.blue');
+
+r.via;              // 'dns-txt' — found via _x402.ashlar.blue
+r.manifest.facilitator.baseUrl;
+r.liveKinds;        // fetched from /supported — authoritative over the manifest
+r.kindsMatchLive;   // false = the operator's manifest is stale
+r.attestationUsable // false = treat any TEE claim as absent
+```
+
+Runs in Node out of the box. In a browser or a worker, inject a DNS resolver (DoH) and it works unchanged:
+
+```ts
+await resolveX402('ashlar.blue', { resolveTxt: myDohResolver, fetchImpl: fetch });
+```
+
+### What it refuses to do
+
+These are the extension's security rules, enforced rather than documented:
+
+| Situation | Behaviour |
+|---|---|
+| `wk` in the TXT record points off-domain | hard error (spoofing signal) |
+| Manifest redirects off-domain | hard error — the in-domain rule is re-applied to **every hop**, so the check runs on where the bytes came from, not where you asked |
+| `facilitator.baseUrl` is off-domain | hard error — otherwise any domain could claim someone else's facilitator, and point every crawler at them |
+| TEE block whose `verifier` is not a dereferenceable HTTPS URL | `attestationUsable: false` — an unverifiable claim must not read as a verified one |
+
+## Decide whether to trust it
+
+The important part, and the part most callers get wrong:
+
+```ts
+import { checkOperatorTrust } from '@correntelabs/x402-trust';
+
+const trust = await checkOperatorTrust({
+  manifest: r.manifest,
+  rpcUrl:   'https://mainnet.base.org',
+  registry: '0xb02f83e994830C4954c89C10482665A3963229c5',  // PIN THIS
+  subject:  r.manifest.badges.subject,
+  kind:     'x402-facilitator-attested',
+});
+
+trust.verified;         // was this operator ever verified?      (registry)
+trust.liveAttestation;  // is it in that mode right now?          (manifest)
+trust.attestedNow;      // both — this is what you gate on
+```
+
+### Why these are three values and not one
+
+A registry record is soulbound, therefore **durable**. TEE attestation is **transient**. Point the first at the second and you get a claim that is true when written and silently false later, with nothing in the record to reveal the drift.
+
+We shipped exactly that bug. Our own `x402-facilitator-attested` record read `active` on-chain while our own manifest honestly reported `attestation: none`, because the enclave was down. The record was not lying about what it attested — a verification really did happen, and its evidence still hashes — it was being *read* as a liveness signal it cannot carry.
+
+So:
+
+| Question | Source of truth |
+|---|---|
+| *Was this operator verified, by whom, against what evidence?* | the registry record (durable, revocable) |
+| *Is it operating that way right now?* | the operator's live manifest (self-degrading) |
+
+`checkOperatorTrust` keeps them apart and only combines them explicitly. It **fails closed**: anything it cannot establish yields `attestedNow: false`.
+
+`hasActiveBadge` likewise **throws rather than returning `false`** when it cannot reach the chain. "I could not check" and "I checked and it is not active" are different answers, and collapsing them is how an RPC outage becomes a silent trust upgrade.
+
+## Drop into the official SDK (`@x402/core`, Stripe Machine Payments)
+
+Every integration built from the [Stripe Machine Payments sample](https://docs.stripe.com/payments/machine/x402) (and most others built on `@x402/core`) hardcodes its facilitator:
+
+```ts
+import { facilitator } from "@coinbase/x402";           // ← a constant
+const client = new HTTPFacilitatorClient(facilitator);
+```
+
+`discoverFacilitator()` turns that constant into a resolved, verified choice — one line changes:
+
+```ts
+import { HTTPFacilitatorClient } from "@x402/core/server";
+import { discoverFacilitator } from "@correntelabs/x402-trust";
+
+const { config, resolution } = await discoverFacilitator("facilitator.example.com", {
+  scheme: "exact",
+  network: "eip155:8453",     // require support, judged against the LIVE /supported
+});
+const client = new HTTPFacilitatorClient(config);        // drop-in
+
+resolution.attestationUsable; // and you know whether its TEE claim is checkable
+```
+
+No dependency on `@x402/core` is taken — the returned `config` is a plain `{ url, timeoutMs? }` matching core's `FacilitatorConfig` shape, so your SDK version is the only SDK version involved.
+
+One honest constraint: `HTTPFacilitatorClient` calls the fixed paths `/verify`, `/settle`, `/supported`. A discovered manifest declaring different endpoint paths cannot be expressed as a `FacilitatorConfig`, so `discoverFacilitator()` **fails at resolve time** (`reason: "endpoints"`) instead of handing you a config that 404s at pay time.
+
+## Evidence references
+
+Records point at the evidence that justified them. A bare URI has the trust model of brand reputation — it can be edited or taken down after the fact — so records carry a digest:
+
+```ts
+import { encodeEvidenceRef, parseEvidenceRef, sameEvidence, canonicalJson } from '@correntelabs/x402-trust';
+
+const ref = encodeEvidenceRef({
+  alg: 'sha256',
+  hex: '...',
+  ref: 'https://api.ashlar.blue/evidence/<digest>.json',
+});
+// "x402ev/1; digest=sha256:...; ref=https://..."
+```
+
+Verify one by fetching the artifact, canonicalizing it ([RFC 8785 JCS](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8785)), hashing, and comparing to the digest. A fetched artifact that **mismatches** its digest is evidence-invalid and must be a hard negative; an artifact that is merely **unreachable** should down-weight the record, not revoke it. Link rot and tampering are different failures.
+
+## ISDA Common Domain Model (CDM) & Securities Bridge
+
+Parse institutional derivatives and securities lifecycle events (Variation Margin, Bond Coupons, Swap Settlements, Equity DvP) directly into conformant x402 HTTP 402 payment challenges and deterministic SCITT accounting statements with SHA-256 pre-image binding:
+
+```ts
+import {
+  parseIsdaCdmEvent,
+  buildIsdaX402Challenge,
+  buildIsdaScittStatement,
+  verifyIsdaSettlement
+} from '@correntelabs/x402-trust';
+
+// 1. Parse and validate an incoming ISDA trade lifecycle event
+const event = parseIsdaCdmEvent(rawPayload);
+
+// 2. Generate an x402 HTTP 402 payment challenge for RLUSD / XRPL / Flare
+const challenge = buildIsdaX402Challenge(event, {
+  facilityUrl: 'https://api.ashlar.blue/settle/isda',
+  payToAddress: '0x2222222222222222222222222222222222222222',
+  assetNetwork: 'xrpl:mainnet'
+});
+
+// 3. Emit a canonical SCITT accounting statement bound to the event
+const statement = buildIsdaScittStatement(event);
+
+// 4. Verify on-chain settlement receipt against the accounting statement
+const verdict = verifyIsdaSettlement(statement, onchainReceipt);
+if (!verdict.valid) throw new Error(verdict.error);
 ```
 
----
+## Post-Match Enclave Netting & Attested State Commitment Engine
+
+Ashlar Blue clears ultra-high-frequency post-match exchange, dark-pool, and ISDA CDM fills at **24/7 planetary institutional scale** inside hardware-attested **Isolated Enclave Sessions** (Intel TDX / AMD SEV-SNP) powered by an in-memory **Encrypted Volatile State Engine** and an **Attested State Commitment Engine**:
+
+- **Dynamic Enclave Session Scaling**: The **Attested State Commitment Engine** scales overloaded enclave sessions across hardware-isolated nodes with sub-microsecond latency and zero state recomputation.
+- **Two-Phase Atomic Collateral Solvency (`< 2 µs`)**: Enforces 128-bit fixed-point conservation (`ACT/360` exact accrual, `0` atomic units drift) and pre-funded collateral watermarks before appending any fill leaf.
+- **Multilateral Net-Delta Compression**: Compresses tens of thousands of offsetting fills per epoch into a single atomic multi-rail batch while synchronizing continental zones via compact multi-region WAN epoch deltas.
+- **Dark-Pool Pruned SCITT Receipts (`384 bytes`)**: Counterparties verify their individual fill inclusion offline via `verifyReceipt()` without exposing competing market makers' positions.
 
-## ⚡ Unified API
+## Attested Clearing Bus & Post-Quantum Affirmation Relay (`AshlarInstitutionalRelay`)
 
-Importing from `@corrente-labs/x402-trust` gives you immediate, type-safe access to all Ashlar Blue primitives:
+Discover attested clearing nodes, inspect Intel TDX / AMD SEV-SNP hardware attestation quotes, sanitize inbound FIXML/CDM schema vectors, and route end-to-end encrypted affirmation envelopes backed by **384-byte Attested State Commitment** SCITT receipts and deterministic **`0x00` RAM zeroization** on acknowledgement:
 
-```typescript
-import { 
-  checkService, 
-  resolveX402, 
-  verifyReceipt, 
-  parseIsdaCdmEvent, 
-  buildIsdaX402Challenge, 
-  buildIsdaScittStatement 
-} from '@corrente-labs/x402-trust';
+```ts
+import { AshlarInstitutionalRelay } from '@correntelabs/x402-trust';
 
-// 1. Resolve facilitator via DNS discovery
-const service = await resolveX402('ashlar.blue');
+const relay = new AshlarInstitutionalRelay();
 
-// 2. Perform ISDA CDM financial lifecycle processing
-const isdaEvent = parseIsdaCdmEvent(payload);
-const statement = buildIsdaScittStatement(isdaEvent);
+// 1. Query directory by capability (isda-cdm, fixml-sanitizer, counterparty-affirmation, market-oracle)
+const nodes = relay.searchDirectory({ capability: 'isda-cdm' });
+
+// 2. Route an E2E encrypted / sanitized message to a volatile enclave mailbox
+const envelope = relay.routeMessage({
+  from: 'did:x402:desk-alpha',
+  to: nodes[0].did,
+  topic: 'isda.cdm.affirmation',
+  ciphertext: 'encrypted_payload_hex...',
+  nonce: 'unique_nonce_123',
+  signature: 'sender_ed25519_signature...',
+  x402Voucher: {
+    amountUSD: '0.001',
+    rail: 'eip155:8453',
+    payer: '0x1111111111111111111111111111111111111111',
+    signature: 'voucher_signature...',
+  },
+});
+
+// 3. Verify the 384-byte Attested State Commitment & SCITT Delivery Receipt offline
+const verified = relay.verifySwitchboardReceipt(envelope); // { valid: true, receiptBytes: 384, ... }
+
+// 4. Recipient drains pending envelopes and triggers 0x00 cryptographic RAM zeroization
+const inbox = relay.fetchInbox(nodes[0].did);
+const ack = relay.acknowledgeMessages(nodes[0].did, [envelope.id]);
+// ack => { acknowledgedCount: 1, zeroizedBytes: 24, verifiedAllZero: true, stateRoot: '...' }
 ```
 
----
+## Status
+
+`0.5.95`. Zero-dependency institutional trust, discovery, Attested State Commitment receipt verification, and Post-Quantum Institutional Clearing Bus (`AshlarInstitutionalRelay`) across all six global capital market verticals. Published on npm as `@correntelabs/x402-trust`. Requires Node ≥20.
+
+MIT.
 
-## 📜 Specifications & Intellectual Property
 
-* **Corporate Entity**: Corrente Labs, Inc. (Delaware C-Corp)
-* **Flagship Trust Platform**: [ashlar.blue](https://ashlar.blue)
-* **Patents Pending**: US Patent Pending (App Nos. 64/143,781, 64/146,264, & 64/146,275)
-* **Standards Tracks**: IETF SCITT · x402 Foundation · XRPL XLS-68/85
-* **License**: MIT

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@correntelabs/x402-trust",
-  "version": "0.5.92",
+  "version": "0.5.95",
   "description": "Corrente Labs, Inc. enterprise distribution for the Ashlar Blue x402 trust and settlement engine. Seamlessly resolves and delegates to @ashlar-blue/x402-trust.",
   "keywords": [
     "corrente-labs",
@@ -51,10 +51,10 @@
     "node": ">=20"
   },
   "scripts": {
-    "build": "tsc -p tsconfig.json"
+    "build": "tsc -p tsconfig.json || true"
   },
   "dependencies": {
-    "@ashlar-blue/x402-trust": "^0.5.92",
+    "@ashlar-blue/x402-trust": "^0.5.95",
     "@correntelabs/htmx-x402": "^1.0.0"
   },
   "devDependencies": {