@hisoka-io/anon-rpc-worker 0.0.0-stage → 0.3.0

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+# Changelog
+
+All notable changes to `@hisoka-io/anon-rpc-worker`.
+
+## 0.3.0 (2026-10-06)
+
+Every 0.2.0 config stays valid. Works against entries on nox 0.4.0-rc.6 and on nodes with claim protocol v2.
+
+### Added
+
+- Config `hedgeAfterMs` (default 3,000, 0 turns it off): resendable reads send a second copy on another route at
+  about the observed p95 reply time; the first reply wins.
+- The client runs with the low-latency settings: binary, retaining, long-polling claims where the entry supports
+  them; concurrent claims with data blocks first; immediate resend on a lost reply; two transport-failure resends;
+  same-entry resends for a single bridge; a standby entry kept connected (claims share the primary connection).
+- Wallet calls first: the first registry check waits for the first call to settle (at most 15 s).
+- Compressed replies: upstream requests carry `accept-encoding: gzip` where the runtime has `DecompressionStream`,
+  and the worker inflates gzip bodies itself, capped at `maxResponseBytes`. A 414 KB `eth_getLogs` reply crosses the
+  mixnet as about 41 KB (2 reply packets instead of 14), a full block of 490 KB as about 81 KB (3 instead of 16).
+- Worker-local answers: `eth_chainId` and `net_version` per upstream URL once a second, independently routed
+  request agrees. Reads addressed by block hash (`eth_getBlockByHash`, `eth_getBlockReceipts`, `eth_getLogs`
+  with `blockHash`, EIP-1898 `{blockHash}` state reads, kept once two calls returned the same result) are behind
+  the `LocalAnswers` option `blockHashReads`, off in the worker until answers are checked against the hash. A hit answers at
+  once with the caller's JSON-RPC `id` and sends nothing. `Cache-Control: no-cache` or `no-store` skips it. An
+  empty log or receipt list is always fetched again, since an upstream behind the chain head answers `[]`.
+- The client's send-path settings: chunked packet writes, a send-window warm-up after each entry connection
+  opens, and concurrent calls spread over the pinned and standby entries.
+
+## 0.2.0 (2026-10-06)
+
+Built on `@hisoka-io/nox-client` 0.6.0 (`kps.discovery`). Every 0.1.0 config stays valid.
+
+### Added
+
+- Discovery (S1): identity from the snapshot and NoxRegistry, location looked up at run time. The bundle pins a
+  `nox-anon-rpc-bootstrap/1` file next to the snapshot: default anchors nox-1, nox-2 and nox-8 on their Elastic IPs,
+  the registry implementation, two keyless Arbitrum Sepolia RPC providers of different organisations and the
+  discovery policy. An empty config boots on those anchors.
+- Chain checks through the mixnet after ready: two exits to two providers at one finalized block, used on
+  byte-identical agreement only; location updates, removals, new members on probation (1 per route, 14 days).
+- Config: `bridges` (only addresses ever dialled), `registryRpcUrls`, `chainQuorum`, `discovery`
+  (`"chain"` / `"snapshot"`), reserved `trust` and `checkpoint`.
+- Learned-anchor cache `nox/v1/anchors` (public chain data, at most 32 entries, 30 days), validated whole and
+  confirmed through `/metadata.json` before use.
+- Build: `--bootstrap`, bootstrap digest in the build record and provenance; the test-bed build writes a bed
+  bootstrap (local providers, anchors, short check interval).
+
+- Release snapshot of NoxRegistry at Arbitrum Sepolia block 316207920 (10 members; nox-1, nox-2 and nox-8 publish
+  their KPS addresses), read and re-verified byte for byte through two RPC providers.
+- `verify-reproducible.sh --native` (a third build with host tools next to the two container builds) and `--bwrap`
+  (host builds at the container paths for hosts without a container runtime).
+
+### Changed
+
+- `gateways` no longer has to be a pinned member's published address; gateways are tried first in place of the
+  default anchors instead of restricting entries. After the gateways, the worker may dial the default anchors and
+  other published entries. Wallets that used `gateways` to keep traffic on chosen addresses switch to `bridges`,
+  which the worker treats as the only addresses it ever dials.
+- A gateway or bridge must answer `/metadata.json` with the node it serves (nox-kps `node_address`), and that node
+  must be a member in the bundle's snapshot.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- Reproducible WASM across checkout paths: `reproducible-rustc.sh` strips the cargo home, sysroot and workspace
+  prefixes only at the start of a source path. A checkout at a path such as `/src` used to rewrite the
+  `registry/src/` part of every dependency path, which changed each crate's `-C metadata` and the module bytes.
+
+## 0.1.0
+
+First version of the Nox mixnet worker for the anon-rpc standard (SPEC 0.3.2), built on
+`@hisoka-io/nox-client` 0.5.0 in KPS mode.
+
+### Added
+
+- The worker: boots from the NoxRegistry snapshot pinned in the bundle, dials Nox entry nodes through
+  `anonRpcWorker.kps`, and serves `fetch` calls as Nox HTTP requests through an exit, with JSON-RPC aware reply
+  sizing and retries for reads, per-call deadlines and abort, `fetch`-style redirects and stable `signalFailed` and
+  per-call error codes. The config is optional and validated before ready.
+- A reproducible single-file bundle: the nox-wasm module and the snapshot are embedded, the snapshot byte for byte;
+  the SDK's ambient `fetch` and `WebSocket` defaults are replaced by a stand-in that fails closed, and the build
+  checks the output for other network APIs. Provenance records the toolchain and every input digest.
+- Snapshot tools: generation from the chain, offline and on-chain verification, and a release gate that requires
+  every member's KPS address and two RPC providers.
+- Worker specifier contracts (the reference `WorkerSpecifier` and an `ImmutableWorkerSpecifier`) with a read-only
+  deploy planner and inspector.
+- An end-to-end test bed: a local Nox mesh with `nox-kps` sidecars and the reference harness in headless Chromium.

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-# Temporary Holding Version
+# @hisoka-io/anon-rpc-worker
 
-This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
+The Nox mixnet worker for the [anon-rpc](https://github.com/ethereum/anon-rpc) standard: one classic-script
+bundle that a wallet's anon-rpc harness loads and pins by its keccak-256 hash.
+
+The worker dials Nox entry nodes over KPS (`anonRpcWorker.kps`), sends each `fetch` call as a Sphinx packet
+through the mixnet, and an exit node performs the HTTP request; the reply returns over single-use reply blocks
+(SURBs). Who the nodes are comes from NoxRegistry: a snapshot pinned inside the bundle is the floor, and after
+ready the worker reads the registry through the mixnet itself. Where the nodes are (IP, port, KPS certhash) is
+looked up at run time, so operators change IPs whenever they like and new nodes join without a new bundle. A cold
+boot needs no seed server and no public RPC; the bundle reaches the network only through the harness's KPS dialer.
+
+What each party sees: the entry node sees the wallet's IP address and encrypted packets; the exit node sees the
+HTTP request (RPC URL, headers it forwards, body) and never who sent it. End-to-end TLS inside the worker,
+which also hides the request from the exit, is the next milestone.
+
+## Layout
+
+| Path | Contents |
+|---|---|
+| `src/` | The worker: `worker.ts` (bundle entry), `core.ts` (boot, readiness, accept loop, deadlines), `config.ts`, `fetch-map.ts` (`fetch` to Nox `HttpRequest`), `jsonrpc.ts`, `errors.ts`, `log.ts`, `storage.ts`, `spec-types.ts` (anon-rpc SPEC 0.3.2 worker types) |
+| `snapshot/` | The pinned registry snapshot, its keccak-256, JSON Schema and reviewed capability hints, and the discovery bootstrap (`nox-bootstrap.json`) |
+| `scripts/` | Snapshot generator and verifier, reproducible WASM and bundle build, hashing, provenance |
+| `specifier/` | Worker specifier contracts (Foundry) and a read-only deploy planner and inspector |
+| `e2e/` | End-to-end test bed: a local Nox mesh with `nox-kps` sidecars, the reference harness in headless Chromium |
+
+## Configuration
+
+`anonRpcWorker.config` is optional; `undefined` and `{}` boot on the anchors pinned in the bundle. Every field is
+optional, and every config valid for 0.1.0 stays valid:
+
+| Field | Type | Default | Range and meaning |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| `v` | number | 1 | must be 1 |
+| `gateways` | string[] | the bundle's default anchors | 1-16 unique KPS addresses (`<ip>:<port>:<certhash>`, no DNS names), tried first in place of the default anchors. Any address is accepted: the node behind it must name an eligible member in its `/metadata.json` before the worker routes through it |
+| `bridges` | string[] | none | 1-16 KPS addresses. When set, the worker dials **only** bridges and never a published Nox address (Tor bridge semantics). Each bridge's `/metadata.json` names the member it serves (nox-kps `node_address`), which must be in the bundle's snapshot. Excludes `gateways` |
+| `registryRpcUrls` | string[] | the bundle's list | 2-8 `https:` URLs, replacing the bundle's registry RPC providers (for example a wallet's own Arbitrum node) |
+| `chainQuorum` | integer | 2 (bundle policy) | 2-4 (exit, provider) pairs that must answer byte for byte the same; a check waits when fewer distinct exits or providers are available |
+| `discovery` | `"chain"`, `"snapshot"` | `"chain"` | `"snapshot"`: no registry reads, the pinned snapshot is the only membership source (0.1.0 behaviour, no RPC provider involved) |
+| `trust` | `"auto"` | `"auto"` | reserved for proof-backed discovery; any other value fails with `bad-config` |
+| `checkpoint` | | | reserved; any value fails with `bad-config` |
+| `logLevel` | `"debug"`, `"info"`, `"warn"`, `"error"` | `"info"` | |
+| `attemptTimeoutMs` | integer | 12,000 | 3,000-60,000 |
+| `hedgeAfterMs` | integer | 3,000 | 0-60,000. Resendable reads send a second copy on another route when no reply arrived after this long, raised to the observed p95 reply time and kept below `attemptTimeoutMs`; the first reply wins. 0 turns hedging off |
+| `callDeadlineMs` | integer | 25,000 | at least `attemptTimeoutMs`, at most 120,000 |
+| `maxConcurrentCalls` | integer | 16 | 1-64 |
+| `maxRequestBytes` | integer | 1,048,576 | 1,024-4,194,304 |
+| `maxResponseBytes` | integer | 8,388,608 | 65,536-67,108,864 |
+| `surbFormat` | `"auto"`, `"v1"`, `"v2"` | `"auto"` | |
+| `claimIntervalMs` | integer | 200 | 50-2,000 |
+| `bootRetryMaxMs` | integer | 60,000 | 5,000-300,000 |
+| `topologySources` | integer | 2 | 1-4 |
+| `warmup` | boolean | false | one echo through a full route before ready |
+
+An unknown key, a wrong type or an out-of-range value fails the boot with `bad-config`, naming the field.
+
+Examples:
+
+- default wallet: no config, or `{}`;
+- censored user: `{ "bridges": ["203.0.113.9:15005:uEiB..."] }`;
+- adopters listing `exampleConfig`:
+
+```json5
+{ gateways: ["100.56.0.72:15005:uEiBVDwIs40bsslDkM-BYb2AOHw3PHe70_bj5U_09r7vdIQ"] }
+```
+
+## Discovery (identity from chain, location at run time)
+
+The bundle pins `snapshot/nox-bootstrap.json` (`nox-anon-rpc-bootstrap/1`) next to the snapshot, both covered by
+the worker hash:
+
+| Field | Value |
+|---|---|
+| `anchors` | nox-1 `100.56.0.72:15005`, nox-2 `3.232.137.146:15005`, nox-8 `18.215.18.61:15005` (Elastic IPs) with their KPS certhashes |
+| `registry`, `registryImpl` | NoxRegistry `0xf7bf...6cb6` on Arbitrum Sepolia (421614), implementation `0x7285...e2a2` behind the EIP-1967 proxy |
+| `registryRpcUrls` | `https://sepolia-rollup.arbitrum.io/rpc` (Offchain Labs) and `https://arbitrum-sepolia-testnet.api.pocket.network` (Pocket Network): keyless, and checked through the live exits for `finalized`, EIP-1898 block-hash reads at the finalized block and 20-call batches. Tenderly's and Tatum's public gateways rate-limit or charge for those batches, PublicNode prunes the state of the finalized block, dRPC's free tier caps batches at 3 calls; a wallet can add its own providers with `registryRpcUrls` |
+| `policy` | quorum 2, state at most 3,600 s old, check every 600 s, at most 1 member on probation per route, probation 14 days, removals need 2 anchors, 2 members per layer |
+
+Boot: the worker dials, in priority classes and shuffled within each, bridges only (when set); otherwise the
+wallet's gateways or the bundle's anchors, then learned anchors, then the snapshot's KPS addresses, three at a time.
+As soon as one anchor serves an acceptable topology it signals ready (boot time unchanged). Served topologies are
+judged on identity (address, Sphinx key, role): a changed IP is a move, never a removal.
+
+After ready, the SDK reads NoxRegistry at one finalized block through the mixnet: two different exits to two
+different providers, every call pinned to the block hash. It uses the answer only when both pairs agree byte for
+byte, the registered members close the set (`relayerCount()` and the XOR `topologyFingerprint()`), and the proxy
+still points at the implementation the bundle knows. The answer updates locations and removes members (each route
+layer keeps at least two snapshot members); a member outside the snapshot is on probation for 14 days after the
+worker first saw it, and a route holds at most one such member. Checks repeat every 10 minutes, and early when a
+served fingerprint differs or every entry failed. Log events: `discovery.verified`, `discovery.disagreement`,
+`discovery.incomplete`, `discovery.rejected`, `discovery.probation`, `discovery.floor`, `discovery.failed`.
+
+What each party learns: RPC providers see exit IPs and public registry reads, never the wallet's address. Until
+TLS runs inside the worker, the exits terminate HTTPS, so the two-exit quorum is attested by the exits; probation
+and the snapshot floor bound what a forged answer can change. If every chain path fails, the worker keeps working
+on the snapshot floor.
+
+Operators move by sending `updateUrl` / `updateMetadataUrl` from the node key (self-service, about 0.00002 ETH);
+running workers pick the new address up within about 10 minutes.
+
+## Readiness and failure codes
+
+The worker signals ready once the config is valid, the embedded WebAssembly is initialised, the pinned snapshot
+verifies, a KPS entry has answered and a served topology was accepted. Transient faults (no entry reachable,
+a topology fetch failing) are retried with back-off while `ready` stays pending.
+
+`signalFailed` codes: `bad-config`, `unsupported-platform` (no KPS dialer, `crypto.getRandomValues` or
+WebAssembly), `wasm-blocked` (the embedder's CSP must allow `'wasm-unsafe-eval'`), `snapshot-invalid`,
+`snapshot-invalid` also covers an invalid discovery bootstrap. `snapshot-stale` (two or more nodes agree the registry no
+longer lists any known member of a route layer with its identity, and a chain check does not resolve it: a newer
+bundle is due) and `internal-error`. Members that are listed but reported offline, as while
+nodes reconnect after a restart, keep the worker running: calls through them fail one by one (`timeout` or
+`network-error`) until a topology refresh sees them online.
+
+A rejected call carries a string `code`: `cancelled` (`AbortError`), `timeout`, `network-error`, `too-large`,
+`unsupported`, `protocol-error` or `internal-error`. Redirects follow `fetch` rules inside the call deadline (at
+most 5 hops). `eth_sendRawTransaction` is sent once and never resent; after a `timeout`, check the receipt by
+transaction hash.
+
+## Storage
+
+The worker stores public network state only, under `nox/v1/`: members recent topologies removed (reorders anchors)
+and the learned-anchor cache (`nox/v1/anchors`): KPS addresses verified chain checks confirmed, with the block they
+were read at, and when each member outside the snapshot was first seen. At most 32 anchors, each dropped after 30
+days. A cache that fails any check (another registry, too many records, one malformed record) is ignored whole, and
+a learned address is used only after the node's `/metadata.json` names the same member.
+
+## Release 0.2.0
+
+| | |
+|---|---|
+| `workerHash` (keccak-256 of `dist/anon-rpc-worker.js`) | `0x0a58f9915f686950072a4786249d396ecbf2194a39ac835effe8ea1a7c76f324` |
+| Size | 924,847 bytes; 268,945 bytes with `gzip -9 -n` |
+| Specifier | Ethereum Sepolia `0x29b4a6A8Cc11769531854d87f9F33EC63Efe8fe6` (`ImmutableWorkerSpecifier`, resolvers in [specifier/README.md](./specifier/README.md#deployments)) |
+| Snapshot | NoxRegistry at Arbitrum Sepolia block 316,207,920, keccak-256 `0xa351960e…94fbb2` |
+| nox-wasm module | 188,708 bytes, sha256 `5171416972ea4499fd4b4ea8bcadf002f4c10f10ed42cafb0d5a426121da9c4f` |
+| Built from | `nox-sdk` commit `ef019a716d7994820d7d63d6de3e60ae8f71e80d`, rustc 1.95.0, wasm-pack 0.13.1, wasm-bindgen 0.2.114, binaryen 117, esbuild 0.27.3 |
+
+Two builds in fresh containers of the pinned images (at two different paths) and a host build give these exact
+bytes (`scripts/verify-reproducible.sh --native`). Run it from the repository root as
+`packages/anon-rpc-worker/scripts/verify-reproducible.sh` (or `pnpm verify:reproducible` inside the package); host builds (`--native`,
+`--local`) use rustc 1.95.0, so set `RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN=1.95.0` when the host default differs.
+
+## What the bundle contains
+
+- `dist/anon-rpc-worker.js`: a single IIFE built by esbuild (target es2022, not minified, so it can be read
+  and audited). Every module is inlined: the worker source, the `@hisoka-io/nox-client` sources, the
+  `nox-wasm` WebAssembly module (base64), the pinned registry snapshot and the discovery bootstrap, each embedded
+  byte for byte as one string.
+  The bundle has no imports and never loads code or WebAssembly by URL. The SDK's ambient `fetch` and
+  `WebSocket` defaults are replaced at build time by a stand-in that fails closed, and the build checks the
+  output for any other network API.
+- `dist/anon-rpc-worker.js.keccak256`: the Ethereum keccak-256 of those exact bytes, the value a worker
+  specifier pins as `workerHash()`.
+- `dist/anon-rpc-worker.provenance.json`: source commit, toolchain versions, input digests (snapshot, bootstrap,
+  WASM, lockfile) and output digests.
+
+## Pinned registry snapshot
+
+`snapshot/nox-snapshot.json` (format `nox-anon-rpc-snapshot/1`, schema in `snapshot/nox-snapshot.schema.json`)
+records every NoxRegistry member on Arbitrum Sepolia at one block: address, Sphinx key, routing and ingress
+URLs, `metadataUrl` (where each node publishes its KPS address as `kps:<ip>:<port>:<certhash>/metadata.json`),
+stake, role, layer, status, and reviewed capability hints from `snapshot/capabilities.json`. Its topology
+fingerprint is computed with the SDK's own `computeTopologyFingerprint` and equals the registry's on-chain
+`topologyFingerprint()` at that block.
+
+Nodes may serve fresher topology over KPS. The worker uses it for liveness and removals (only when two different
+nodes agree, keeping at least two members per route layer) and for moved routing addresses two nodes agree on;
+additions and confirmed locations come from the chain check.
+
+The committed release snapshot is of block 316207920 (finalized, read and re-verified byte for byte through two RPC
+providers of different organisations). It carries the KPS addresses nox-1, nox-2 and nox-8 publish, so the worker
+finds its entries from the snapshot alone, and the default anchors and the chain check add any later moves.
+The release gate names the seven mix and exit nodes, which serve the mixnet without a KPS listener, with
+`--allow-missing-kps`.
+
+```bash
+pnpm --filter @hisoka-io/nox-client build
+node scripts/make-snapshot.mjs --rpc <arbitrum-sepolia-rpc> --rpc <second-rpc> [--block <n>]
+node scripts/verify-snapshot.mjs --offline                           # schema, hashes, SDK-derived fields
+node scripts/verify-snapshot.mjs --rpc <rpc> --rpc <rpc> --release   # chain re-read + every member publishes a KPS address
+```
+
+## Building and checking the hash
+
+```bash
+corepack enable && pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
+bash packages/anon-rpc-worker/scripts/build-worker.sh --release   # pinned toolchain, clean tree
+node packages/anon-rpc-worker/scripts/hash.mjs packages/anon-rpc-worker/dist/anon-rpc-worker.js
+```
+
+`scripts/toolchain.env` pins every tool that shapes the bytes: the Node and Rust container images by digest,
+rustc, wasm-pack, wasm-bindgen and binaryen (with sha256 digests of their release archives); pnpm comes from the
+repository's `packageManager` field and esbuild from the lockfile. `scripts/build-wasm.sh` follows the
+tor-js recipe: path remapping, a `RUSTC_WRAPPER` that makes cargo's metadata host-independent, `--locked`, and
+a pinned `wasm-opt` on `PATH`.
+
+`scripts/verify-reproducible.sh` builds a commit twice from clean `git archive` exports in fresh containers
+of the pinned images, at two different paths, and compares the WASM, bundle and provenance digests
+(`--local` does the same with the host's tools). `--native` adds a third build with the host's tools to the two
+container builds and requires all three to match; `--local --bwrap` runs the two host builds in bubblewrap mount
+namespaces at the container paths, for hosts without a container runtime.
+
+For a test bed, `node scripts/build.mjs --snapshot <file>` embeds another canonical snapshot (for example a
+local mesh); the provenance records which snapshot a bundle carries.
+
+## Tests
+
+```bash
+pnpm --filter @hisoka-io/anon-rpc-worker test     # worker, SDK integration over an in-memory KPS network, build
+pnpm --filter @hisoka-io/anon-rpc-specifier test        # Foundry and harness-path tests (forge, anvil)
+```
+
+The end-to-end bed has its own lockfile: see `e2e/README.md`.