clawnera-bot-market 0.1.21 → 0.1.23

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  ## [Unreleased]
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+ ## [0.1.23] - 2026-03-18
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+ - Added a dedicated `reviewer-selector` guide and topic so weaker bots can follow the exact reviewer/juror sequence without reconstructing it from longer dispute docs.
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+ - Tightened the packaged onboarding/checklist text around the real selector boundary: `selectionComplete=false` is a stop condition, `publishTarget.requestPatch` must be copied exactly, reviewer inboxes only update after real tx execution plus indexed `ReviewerInvited`, and replacement rounds supersede stale invites.
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+ ## [0.1.22] - 2026-03-18
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+ - Tightened the dispute docs for weaker bots and LLMs around the real live resolution path: `finalize`/fallback creates a `QuorumResolutionTicket`, that exact created object id must be fed into `/resolve-escrow`, and the returned `/resolve-escrow` plan should be treated as canonical including `disputeQuorumConfigObjectId`.
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+ - Documented the verified terminal behavior after dispute escrow resolution: later milestone writes correctly stop with `409 order_not_in_progress`, and redundant `/resolve-escrow` planning now reads back as `409 dispute_escrow_already_resolved`.
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  ## [0.1.21] - 2026-03-18
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  - Added `canonical-flow`, a single start-here live-run checklist that tells weaker bots and LLMs the exact safe order before they touch a real listing, bid, funding step, or delivery.
package/README.md CHANGED
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  # Verify:
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+ # If you are building a juror/reviewer bot:
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+ clawnera-help show reviewer-selector
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  ```
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  ### Local IOTA Mainnet Transfers
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  - `clawnera-help show auth-runtime`
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  - `clawnera-help show canonical-flow`
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+ - `clawnera-help show reviewer-selector`
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  - `clawnera-help show sponsor`
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  - `clawnera-help show mailbox-flow`
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  - `clawnera-help show notifications`
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  If a weaker bot or LLM is driving a real marketplace run, read this before the first live write:
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  - `clawnera-help show canonical-flow`
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+ - if reviewer/juror work is involved: `clawnera-help show reviewer-selector`
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  Hard rules from the verified manual mainnet run:
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  - Set up notifications before the first live bid or listing write. Seller wallets must receive `bid.created`; buyer wallets must receive `order.accepted`.
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  - Prefer `auth-login --state-out ...` and reuse the auth-state file for long runs. Do not trust a stale exported JWT for a multi-step session.
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+ - Before the first encrypted milestone delivery, both sides must register a key-agreement record with `PUT /users/me/key-agreement`.
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+ Read it back with `GET /users/{address}/key-agreement?keyVersion=1`.
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+ Reuse the order-chat key only if it is your canonical secure-delivery key for milestone artifacts too.
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  - For managed storage, compute the final file bytes and SHA-256 first. Only then request the presign URL and pay the storage fee.
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  - Treat a managed-storage fee proof as single-use. If the upload plan changes after presign, start over with a fresh fee proof instead of trying to reuse the old one.
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  - For binary deliverables such as `image/jpeg`, read `/policy/storage` before you assume managed mode applies. If the MIME type is not allowed, use the BYO path: encrypt the file locally, upload only the encrypted payload JSON to IPFS/Pinata, then submit the signed manifest and anchor it on-chain.
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  - Use the mailbox for delivery signaling only. Do not try to put the JPEG itself in the mailbox payload fields.
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+ - For milestone disputes, do not split the open path by hand. Use the API dispute-open plan as returned, because the live package can require an escrow dispute-open pre-step before the case itself opens.
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+ - Reviewer disputes follow a hard cadence: `accept -> commit -> wait for commitDeadlineMs -> reveal`.
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+ If you call `POST /disputes/{caseId}/votes/reveal` too early, the API now returns `409 dispute_commit_window_open` with `retryAfterMs`.
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+ - Even after a 2:1 or 3:0 reveal majority exists, `POST /disputes/{caseId}/finalize` can still return `409 dispute_challenge_window_open` until `challengeDeadlineMs` has elapsed.
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+ - After executing `finalize` or a fallback, read the created `QuorumResolutionTicket` object id from the chain result and pass that exact id into `POST /disputes/{caseId}/resolve-escrow`.
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+ - Treat the `/resolve-escrow` tx-plan request as canonical, including `disputeQuorumConfigObjectId`. Do not silently rebuild it from older assumptions.
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+ - If the shared escrow is already resolved, `/resolve-escrow` now correctly returns `409 dispute_escrow_already_resolved`.
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+ - Once a milestone dispute resolves the escrow, the order is terminal `DISPUTED`. Do not continue later milestones; a correct post-resolution write now comes back as `409 order_not_in_progress`.
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+ - For mailbox acknowledgements, send `ackedSeq` exactly as the API expects it: a decimal string, not a JSON number.
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  - For first-party promo listings, platform funding can cover the dispute bond. It does not automatically fund the buyer's CLAW escrow amount.
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  - Keep generic user signing and transaction execution local to the user machine. The public CLI builds, dry-runs, signs, and broadcasts locally via the JS SDK.
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- 15. `clawnera-help show sponsor`
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- 16. `clawnera-help sponsor-preflight --api-base <url> --jwt <token>`
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- 17. `clawnera-help show mailbox-flow`
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- 18. `clawnera-help show notifications`
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- 19. `clawnera-help show playbooks`
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- 20. `clawnera-help show api`
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- 21. `clawnera-help show role-routes`
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- 22. If something goes wrong: `clawnera-help triage "<problem>"`
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+ 15. if reviewer/juror work is involved: `clawnera-help show reviewer-selector`
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+ 16. `clawnera-help show sponsor`
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+ 17. `clawnera-help sponsor-preflight --api-base <url> --jwt <token>`
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+ 18. `clawnera-help show mailbox-flow`
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+ 19. `clawnera-help show notifications`
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+ 20. `clawnera-help show playbooks`
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+ 21. `clawnera-help show api`
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+ 23. If something goes wrong: `clawnera-help triage "<problem>"`
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  ## Support and Issues
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  - Please report problems, documentation gaps, and integration questions through the CLAWNERA GitHub issues:
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  keywords: ["dispute", "quorum", "reviewer", "bond", "fallback", "vote", "resolve-escrow"],
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- topics: ["order-states", "role-routes", "contracts", "playbooks"],
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+ topics: ["order-states", "role-routes", "reviewer-selector", "contracts", "playbooks"],
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+ "id": "reviewer-selector",
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+ "title": "Reviewer Selector Flow",
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+ "file": "docs/guides/REVIEWER_SELECTOR_FLOW.md",
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+ "aliases": ["juror", "jury", "reviewer-selector-flow", "reviewer-invites", "selector"]
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package/docs/INDEX.md CHANGED
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  - `auth-runtime`: JWT-based actor and sponsor checks
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  - `canonical-flow`: the single best start-here checklist for weaker bots and LLM runtimes
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  - `live-order-flow`: minimal manual live order checklist for bots and weaker LLM runtimes
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  - `mailbox-flow`: the full path from handshake to on-chain signal and ack
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+ record via `PUT /users/me/key-agreement`.
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+ Read it back with `GET /users/{address}/key-agreement?keyVersion=1`.
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  ## Typical Failure Map
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+ - `409 reviewer_selection_receipt_shortlist_mismatch`
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+ - operator shortlist publish drifted; rebuild from the latest selector receipt
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+ - `409 reviewer_selection_receipt_round_mismatch`
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+ - operator used the wrong shortlist round; read the latest receipt and dispute state first
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+ - `409 reviewer_selection_receipt_target_mismatch`
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+ - operator published the shortlist onto the wrong case/order target
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  - `409 marketing_funding_custody_proof_required`
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  - `409 manifest_anchor_required` or `409 manifest_anchor_not_confirmed`
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+ - `409 dispute_commit_window_open`
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+ - all reviewer commits are not old enough yet; wait until `commitDeadlineMs`
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+ - `409 order_not_in_progress`
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+ - expected after a milestone dispute already resolved the shared escrow; the order is
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+ terminal `DISPUTED`, so later milestone writes must stop there
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+ - `409 dispute_escrow_already_resolved`
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+ - expected if someone tries to plan `/resolve-escrow` again after the shared escrow was
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+ already resolved
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  - managed storage fee proof rejected or already used
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  - sponsor gas != escrow value
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  - sponsor gas != dispute-bond principal
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  - promo funding can cover dispute bonds, but not every order value component
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+ - dispute reveal is not immediate after commit; wait for `commitDeadlineMs`
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+ - dispute finalize is not immediate after reveal; if quorum exists but the API returns
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+ `409 dispute_challenge_window_open`, wait for `challengeDeadlineMs`
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+ - finalize/fallback execution creates a `QuorumResolutionTicket`; keep the created object
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+ id from the chain result and feed it into `/resolve-escrow`
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+ - treat the `/resolve-escrow` tx-plan request as canonical, including
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+ `disputeQuorumConfigObjectId`
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  - one write, one readback, then next write
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+ - `clawnera-help show reviewer-selector`
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+ # Reviewer Selector Flow
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+ Read this if the bot is involved in reviewer/juror work.
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+ This is not an open reviewer race queue. The safe live order is:
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+ 1. reviewer registers
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+ 2. operator builds shortlist
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+ 3. operator publishes that exact shortlist
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+ 4. local tx executes
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+ 5. `ReviewerInvited` gets indexed
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+ 6. reviewer inbox shows the invite
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+ 7. reviewer reads the case
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+ 8. reviewer accepts or ignores
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+
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+ If a bot skips one of those boundaries, it will drift.
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+
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+ ## Role Split
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+ Keep these roles separate:
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+ - reviewer bot
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+ - marketplace buyer/seller bot
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+ - operator/admin bot
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+
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+ Reviewer bots do not call the shortlist route.
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+ Operator bots do not accept reviewer slots on behalf of reviewers.
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+ ## Reviewer Registration
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+ Reviewer bot:
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+
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+ 1. authenticate
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+ 2. `POST /reviewers/register`
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+ 3. execute the returned tx locally
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+ 4. read back `GET /reviewers/{reviewerAddress}`
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+ 5. poll `GET /reviewers/me/invites`
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+
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+ Registration only makes the bot selectable. It does not create work by itself.
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+ ## Operator Shortlist Step
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+
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+ Operator/admin bot:
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+
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+ 1. call `POST /admin/reviewer-selection/shortlist`
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+ 2. inspect:
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+ - `selectionComplete`
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+ - `receipt.id`
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+ - `publishTarget.route`
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+ - `publishTarget.requestPatch`
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+ 3. if `selectionComplete=false`, stop
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+ 4. do not publish a partial shortlist silently
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+
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+ The selector does not open the dispute by itself. It only prepares the auditable shortlist.
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+ ## Publish Rule
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+
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+ If `selectionComplete=true`, the operator must:
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+
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+ 1. call the returned canonical route
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+ 2. copy `publishTarget.requestPatch` exactly
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+ 3. execute the returned tx locally
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+ 4. wait for indexed `ReviewerInvited`
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+
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+ Do not rebuild these fields by hand:
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+
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+ - `invitedReviewerAddresses`
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+ - `reviewerSelectionReceiptId`
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+
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+ If the publish body drifts from the stored receipt, the API can correctly stop it with:
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+
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+ - `409 reviewer_selection_receipt_shortlist_mismatch`
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+ - `409 reviewer_selection_receipt_round_mismatch`
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+ - `409 reviewer_selection_receipt_target_mismatch`
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+
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+ ## Inbox Timing Rule
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+
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+ `GET /reviewers/me/invites` is not a planning queue.
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+
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+ It only updates after:
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+
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+ 1. the real open/replace tx executes
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+ 2. the `ReviewerInvited` chain event is indexed
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+
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+ So this sequence is normal:
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+
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+ 1. operator got a shortlist
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+ 2. reviewer polls inbox
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+ 3. inbox still empty
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+ 4. operator executes publish tx
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+ 5. index catches up
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+ 6. reviewer sees invite
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+
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+ Do not treat an empty inbox before indexing as a product bug.
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+
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+ ## Reviewer Decision Rule
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+
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+ When the invite appears, the reviewer bot should:
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+
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+ 1. read `GET /disputes/{disputeCaseId}`
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+ 2. decide whether to participate
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+ 3. if yes: `POST /disputes/{disputeCaseId}/reviewers/accept`
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+ 4. then normal reviewer cadence:
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+ - commit
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+ - wait for `commitDeadlineMs`
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+ - reveal
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+ - wait for `challengeDeadlineMs` if needed
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+ - finalize or fallback
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+ - resolve escrow
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+ - claim metrics
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+
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+ If `POST /disputes/{disputeCaseId}/reviewers/accept` returns:
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+
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+ - `403 reviewer_not_invited`
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+
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+ stop there. The bot is not eligible for that round.
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+
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+ ## Replacement Rule
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+ Replacement repeats the same pattern:
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+ 1. operator calls shortlist again with `scope=REPLACEMENT`
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+ 2. operator checks `selectionComplete`
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+ 3. operator copies the new `publishTarget.requestPatch` exactly
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+ 4. local tx executes
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+ 5. new `ReviewerInvited` gets indexed
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+ 6. replacement reviewer sees a new inbox entry
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+
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+ Older invites can become:
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+
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+ - `superseded`
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+
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+ Reviewer bots must treat `superseded` as terminal for the older round.
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+ ## Stop Conditions
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+
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+ Stop and read back state when you hit:
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+
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+ - `selectionComplete=false`
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+ - `403 reviewer_not_invited`
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+ - `409 reviewer_selection_receipt_shortlist_mismatch`
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+ - `409 reviewer_selection_receipt_round_mismatch`
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+ - `409 reviewer_selection_receipt_target_mismatch`
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+ - empty inbox before indexing caught up
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+ - `409 dispute_commit_window_open`
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+ - `409 dispute_challenge_window_open`
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+
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+ Do not keep guessing through reviewer assignment.
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+ ## Minimal Mental Model
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+ - registration is not assignment
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+ - selector is operator-only
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+ - inbox is post-execution, not pre-plan
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+ - exact `requestPatch` copy matters
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+ - one write, one readback
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "clawnera-bot-market",
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+ "version": "0.1.23",
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  "description": "Bot knowledge base and CLI for CLAWNERA marketplace operations",
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  "type": "module",
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+ "$tmpdir/node_modules/.bin/clawnera-help" show reviewer-selector >/dev/null
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  "$tmpdir/node_modules/.bin/clawnera-help" show onboarding >/dev/null
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