fedipod-server 0.29.0 → 0.30.0

package/lib/pod/type-index.mjs

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-// type-index.mjs — an account's place, recorded in the person's public type
-// index: the list Solid apps read to find what kind of thing lives where.
-//
-// The record is a registration saying there is an instance of `as:Actor` at the
-// account's actor on the pod:
-//
-//   <#actor-…> a solid:TypeRegistration;
-//     solid:forClass as:Actor;
-//     solid:instance <…/ap/actor>.
-//
-// The instance is the actor at the pod, not a gateway's address for it, so the
-// place can be read off it. It is also how the account is found again.
-//
-// Every write goes through the transport's checked writers: valid RDF, to the
-// profile or a document its seeAlso names, or nothing.
-
-const SOLID = 'http://www.w3.org/ns/solid/terms#';
-const RDF_TYPE = 'http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#type';
-const AS_ACTOR = 'https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams#Actor';
-const PUBLIC_READ = ['Read'];
-
-/** Where a new public type index goes when a person has none. */
-export const newIndexUrl = (podBase) => `${podBase}settings/publicTypeIndex.ttl`;
-
-/** The person's public type index, or null when their profile names none. */
-export async function findPublicIndex(pod, podBase) {
-  const docs = await pod.profileDocs(podBase);
-  return pod.webIdValues(docs, SOLID + 'publicTypeIndex')[0] || null;
-}
-
-/** Every actor the index registers, as the instances it names. */
-export async function actorsIn(pod, indexUrl) {
-  const g = await pod.readRdf(indexUrl).catch(() => null);
-  if (!g) return [];
-  const out = [];
-  for (const reg of g.each(null, pod.sym(SOLID + 'forClass'), pod.sym(AS_ACTOR))) {
-    for (const inst of g.each(reg, pod.sym(SOLID + 'instance'), null)) out.push(inst.value);
-  }
-  return [...new Set(out)];
-}
-
-// One registration per actor, named by the actor, so registering again finds
-// the same one.
-function regFor(indexUrl, actorUrl) {
-  let h = 0;
-  for (const c of actorUrl) h = (h * 31 + c.charCodeAt(0)) >>> 0;
-  return `${indexUrl}#actor-${h.toString(36)}`;
-}
-
-/** Add the account's registration, unless the index already has one for it. */
-export async function register(pod, indexUrl, actorUrl) {
-  const g = await pod.readRdf(indexUrl);
-  if (!g) throw new Error(`no type index at ${indexUrl}`);
-  if ((await actorsIn(pod, indexUrl)).includes(actorUrl)) return false;
-  const reg = pod.sym(regFor(indexUrl, actorUrl));
-  const status = await pod.writeRdfChecked(indexUrl, g, {
-    inserts: [
-      [reg, pod.sym(RDF_TYPE), pod.sym(SOLID + 'TypeRegistration')],
-      [reg, pod.sym(SOLID + 'forClass'), pod.sym(AS_ACTOR)],
-      [reg, pod.sym(SOLID + 'instance'), pod.sym(actorUrl)],
-    ],
-    mustDescribe: indexUrl,
-  });
-  if (status >= 300) throw new Error(`the type index at ${indexUrl} did not take the registration (${status})`);
-  return true;
-}
-
-/**
- * Make a public type index and name it from the profile. Only ever called
- * after the person has said yes. An index already at the usual place is kept,
- * not overwritten; it is only named.
- */
-export async function createPublicIndex(pod, podBase) {
-  const url = newIndexUrl(podBase);
-  const doc = pod.sym(url);
-  const existing = await pod.readRdf(url).catch(() => null);
-  if (!existing) {
-    const status = await pod.writeRdfChecked(url, null, {
-      inserts: [[doc, pod.sym(RDF_TYPE), pod.sym(SOLID + 'TypeIndex')],
-        [doc, pod.sym(RDF_TYPE), pod.sym(SOLID + 'ListedDocument')]],
-      mustDescribe: url,
-    });
-    if (status >= 300) throw new Error(`could not make a type index at ${url} (${status})`);
-  }
-  // Public, as the profile is: an app finds your things by reading it.
-  await pod.setAcl(url, PUBLIC_READ);
-  await pod.writeAboutWebId(podBase, {
-    inserts: [[pod.sym(pod.webId), pod.sym(SOLID + 'publicTypeIndex'), doc]],
-  });
-  return url;
-}
-
-/**
- * The actors this person's index says live in this pod. Empty when there is no
- * index or nothing registered.
- */
-export async function registeredActors(pod, podBase) {
-  const index = await findPublicIndex(pod, podBase).catch(() => null);
-  if (!index) return [];
-  return (await actorsIn(pod, index)).filter(a => a.startsWith(podBase) && a.endsWith('ap/actor'));
-}

package/lib/pod/urls.mjs

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-// urls.mjs — where an ActivityPub actor's documents live on a Solid pod.
-//
-// Everything the actor owns nests under ONE top-level container (`root`), so
-// the pod stays tidy and one pod could host several actors under different
-// roots. WebFinger and host-meta are the exception: fediverse discovery only
-// ever looks at the host root, so they sit at the pod base.
-//
-// `root` is REQUIRED. It used to default, and the default disagreed with what
-// one of the two callers actually passed — which is the kind of bug that puts
-// an actor's state in one container and its published documents in another.
-// A library has no business having an opinion about which container an
-// application uses; the application states it.
-//
-// When `publicBase` is given — an identity whose ADVERTISED ids live somewhere
-// else, e.g. "https://front.example/u/me/" — the ids a remote server sees build
-// on that instead, while the pod-side trees and every write target stay on the
-// pod. `toPod`/`toPublic` map between the two spaces, and a transport applies
-// `toPod` at its one request choke point, so callers keep passing advertised
-// ids and the writes still land on the pod. With no `publicBase` the returned
-// object is byte-identical to the unfronted form — an invariant worth keeping,
-// because it is what lets the fronted case be tested against the plain one.
-
-export function apUrls(remotePod, root, { publicBase = null } = {}) {
-  if (!root) throw new Error('apUrls: a container root is required — the caller states it, this library does not guess');
-  const base = remotePod.endsWith('/') ? remotePod : remotePod + '/';
-  const home = base + (root.endsWith('/') ? root : root + '/');
-  // The face a remote sees: the fronted home, or the pod home when unfronted.
-  const face = publicBase ? (publicBase.endsWith('/') ? publicBase : publicBase + '/') : home;
-  const urls = {
-    base, home,
-    webfinger: base + '.well-known/webfinger',
-    actor: face + 'ap/actor',
-    inbox: face + 'ap/inbox/',
-    outbox: face + 'ap/outbox',
-    followers: face + 'ap/followers',
-    following: face + 'ap/following',
-    notes: face + 'ap/notes/',
-    privateNotes: face + 'ap/private/',
-    featured: face + 'ap/featured',
-    // FEP-1b12: the moderator roster a recipient validates announced
-    // moderation against. Published only when moderators are configured.
-    moderators: face + 'ap/moderators',
-    // FEP-4ccd and FEP-c648: follows in limbo and the block list, as
-    // collections. They live in the private container so the owner-only ACL
-    // is inherited, not re-stated per document.
-    pendingFollowers: face + 'ap/private/pending-followers',
-    pendingFollowing: face + 'ap/private/pending-following',
-    blocked: face + 'ap/private/blocked',
-    // The outbox as its owner reads it (every message, §5.1) and what the
-    // owner has liked (§5.5): the owner's alone, so they sit here too — and
-    // at the pod's own address even for a fronted identity, because the owner
-    // reads them there, with a credential the pod checks.
-    ownOutbox: home + 'ap/private/outbox',
-    liked: home + 'ap/private/liked',
-    profileHtml: face + 'ap/profile.html',
-    // Media stays on the pod even when fronted: attachment urls are not
-    // identity-checked by remotes, and proxying blobs would be pure cost.
-    media: home + 'ap/media/',
-    state: home + 'ap-state/',
-  };
-  if (publicBase) {
-    urls.podHome = home;
-    urls.publicHome = face;
-    urls.toPod = (u) => (typeof u === 'string' && u.startsWith(face) ? home + u.slice(face.length) : u);
-    urls.toPublic = (u) => (typeof u === 'string' && u.startsWith(home) ? face + u.slice(home.length) : u);
-  }
-  return urls;
-}
-
-// The host a handle would resolve through, or null when no handle can point
-// here. @name@host is looked up at https://host/.well-known/webfinger, so only
-// a pod that owns the root of its host can answer for one; a pod living at
-// https://server/name/ may publish the document but nothing will ever ask.
-/**
- * The pod a WebID lives in: the URL up to the profile document's container.
- * `https://alice.pod/profile/card#me` → `https://alice.pod/`, and on a shared
- * host `https://server/alice/profile/card#me` → `https://server/alice/`. Taking
- * the origin alone named the wrong pod for the second, which is every pod on a
- * path.
- */
-export function podBaseOfWebId(webId) {
-  const u = new URL(webId);
-  u.hash = ''; u.search = '';
-  const dir = u.pathname.replace(/profile\/card$/u, '').replace(/[^/]*$/u, '');
-  return `${u.origin}${dir.endsWith('/') ? dir : dir + '/'}`;
-}
-
-export function webfingerHost(podUrl) {
-  const u = new URL(podUrl);
-  return u.pathname === '/' ? u.host : null;
-}

package/lib/server/embed.mjs

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-// embed.mjs — the agent, running inside the pod server that holds its pod.
-//
-// Nothing here reimplements the agent: it is the same Agent class, the same
-// intake, deliverer, publisher and lease. What changes is the transport. The
-// caller hands in a session that reaches the pod through the server's own
-// store, and RemotePod takes it instead of minting a credential — so an
-// identity acts on its pod with no token, no socket, and no second process.
-//
-// The one thing a pod server can do that a laptop cannot is notice a write the
-// moment it happens, so the notification socket is replaced by the store's own
-// change events.
-
-import crypto from 'node:crypto';
-import fs from 'node:fs';
-import path from 'node:path';
-
-import { createRequire } from 'node:module';
-
-import { Agent } from '../../run-agent.mjs';
-import { RemotePod } from '../device/remote.mjs';
-import { apUrls, DEFAULT_ROOT } from '../core/wire.mjs';
-import { handleDelivery } from '../gateway/gateway-core.mjs';
-import { writeJsonAtomic } from '../device/home.mjs';
-import { buildAdminSurface } from '../device/admin/index.mjs';
-import { FixedAuthorities } from '../shared/guard.mjs';
-import { CONNECTION_PREFIX, fileVault, moveVault, podVault } from '../connections/vault.mjs';
-
-const require = createRequire(import.meta.url);
-const { makeGate } = require('../../vendor/gate.cjs');
-
-// How long to gather store events before draining, so a delivery of several
-// items costs one sweep rather than one each.
-const DRAIN_COALESCE_MS = 250;
-
-// How every secret in this project is minted (the attach flow's recipe).
-const mintSecret = () => crypto.randomBytes(32).toString('base64');
-
-/**
- * The secret guarding one identity's owner door, kept in its pod's state
- * beside its signing key. Minted when absent; `rotate` re-mints over an
- * existing one — which is how a lost secret is recovered, by proving pod
- * control again. Never logged.
- *
- * `dataDir`, when given, is where an identity set up before this kept it: the
- * secret is moved into the pod and the host's copy removed, so the owner's
- * existing door link goes on working.
- */
-export async function ensureDoorSecret(session, podBase, { rotate = false, dataDir = null, handle = null, root = 'fedipod/', log = () => {} } = {}) {
-  const base = podBase.endsWith('/') ? podBase : podBase + '/';
-  // Under the identity's own tree, where the gate reads it back.
-  const url = apUrls(base, root).state + 'door-secret.json';
-  const onHost = dataDir && handle ? path.join(dataDir, handle, 'door-secret.json') : null;
-
-  if (!rotate) {
-    const res = await session.fetch(url, { headers: { accept: 'application/json' } })
-      .catch(() => ({ ok: false }));
-    if (res.ok) {
-      try {
-        const rec = JSON.parse(await res.text());
-        if (rec?.secret) {
-          if (onHost) fs.rmSync(onHost, { force: true });
-          return { secret: rec.secret, url, rotated: false };
-        }
-      } catch { /* unreadable: mint below */ }
-    }
-    // Set up before the secret lived on the pod: keep the one the owner has.
-    if (onHost && fs.existsSync(onHost)) {
-      try {
-        const rec = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(onHost, 'utf8'));
-        if (rec?.secret && await putSecret(session, url, rec)) {
-          fs.rmSync(onHost, { force: true });
-          log('door secret moved into the pod');
-          return { secret: rec.secret, url, rotated: false };
-        }
-      } catch { /* unreadable: mint below */ }
-    }
-  }
-
-  const rec = { secret: mintSecret(), mintedAt: new Date().toISOString() };
-  if (await putSecret(session, url, rec)) {
-    if (onHost) fs.rmSync(onHost, { force: true });
-    return { secret: rec.secret, url, rotated: rotate };
-  }
-  // The pod would not take it. Opting in must not fail for that: a pod that
-  // cannot be written to right now is a pod whose owner still asked for an
-  // identity, and the secret has somewhere else to live — where it lived
-  // before. The next start moves it onto the pod.
-  if (onHost) {
-    writeJsonAtomic(onHost, rec, { mode: 0o600 });
-    log(`the pod would not take the door secret; it is on this host at ${onHost} for now`);
-    return { secret: rec.secret, url: onHost, rotated: rotate };
-  }
-  throw new Error(`could not write the door secret to ${url}, and there is no directory to keep it in`);
-}
-
-async function putSecret(session, url, rec) {
-  try {
-    const res = await session.fetch(url, {
-      method: 'PUT',
-      headers: { 'content-type': 'application/json' },
-      body: JSON.stringify(rec, null, 2) + '\n',
-    });
-    return res.ok;
-  } catch {
-    // A store that throws rather than answering is a store that did not take
-    // it, which is the same answer.
-    return false;
-  }
-}
-
-/** The identity's name: a subdomain pod is its label, a path pod its last segment. */
-export function handleFor(podBase) {
-  const u = new URL(podBase);
-  const segments = u.pathname.split('/').filter(Boolean);
-  return segments.length ? segments[segments.length - 1] : u.hostname.split('.')[0];
-}
-
-/**
- * The credential file an embedded identity runs on. It names the pod and
- * nothing else: there is no client id and no secret, because there is nobody
- * to authenticate to. Absent `privateRoot`, so the state tree stays on the pod.
- *
- * `keysMode: 'pod'` because here the pod's server and the agent are the same
- * process: keeping the signing key on the host's disk puts it somewhere the
- * pod does not travel to, so handing the pod over hands over an identity that
- * cannot sign. An identity set up before this gets the mode added.
- */
-function ensureCredential(home, { podBase, webId, root = 'fedipod/' }) {
-  const file = path.join(home, 'credential.json');
-  try {
-    const rec = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(file, 'utf8'));
-    if (rec.keysMode === 'pod') return rec;
-    const updated = { ...rec, keysMode: 'pod' };
-    writeJsonAtomic(file, updated, { mode: 0o600 });
-    return updated;
-  } catch { /* first run for this identity */ }
-  const rec = {
-    webId,
-    remotePod: podBase.endsWith('/') ? podBase : podBase + '/',
-    createdAt: new Date().toISOString(),
-    root,
-    keysMode: 'pod',
-  };
-  writeJsonAtomic(file, rec, { mode: 0o600 });
-  return rec;
-}
-
-/**
- * Move an identity's signing key off the host's disk and into its pod.
- *
- * Only after the pod has it: the private key is the one thing here that
- * nothing can rebuild, and remote servers have its public half cached, so a
- * copy lost between the two places is an identity that can never sign again
- * under the name it already published.
- */
-async function keyIntoPod(agent, home, log) {
-  const local = path.join(home, 'keys.json');
-  if (!fs.existsSync(local)) return;
-  if (agent.store.read('keys.json', null)) {
-    fs.rmSync(local, { force: true });
-    log('this identity signs with the key in its pod; removed the copy on this host');
-    return;
-  }
-  let rec;
-  try {
-    rec = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(local, 'utf8'));
-  } catch (e) {
-    log(`the local signing key could not be read (${e.message}) — leaving it where it is`);
-    return;
-  }
-  agent.store.write('keys.json', rec);
-  if (!await agent.store.commit()) {
-    log('could not write the signing key to the pod — it stays on this host for now');
-    return;
-  }
-  fs.rmSync(local, { force: true });
-  log('signing key moved into the pod');
-}
-
-/**
- * Move an identity's credentials for accounts it holds on OTHER servers off
- * the host's disk and into its pod. A token here is full access to somebody's
- * account on a server this project does not run, so the host's copy goes only
- * after the pod has taken it.
- */
-async function connectionsIntoPod(agent, home, log) {
-  const moves = [
-    [fileVault(path.join(home, 'fediaccts')), podVault(agent.store, `${CONNECTION_PREFIX}fedi-`)],
-    [fileVault(path.join(home, 'fediaccts', '_apps')), podVault(agent.store, `${CONNECTION_PREFIX}fediapp-`)],
-    [fileVault(home), podVault(agent.store, CONNECTION_PREFIX)],
-  ];
-  // The last pair is the whole home directory, where only the Bluesky
-  // credential is ours to move.
-  for (const [from, to] of moves.slice(0, 2)) await moveVault(from, to, log);
-  const bluesky = moves[2][0].read('atproto');
-  if (bluesky && !moves[2][1].read('bluesky')) {
-    moves[2][1].write('bluesky', bluesky);
-    if (await moves[2][1].commit()) {
-      await moves[2][0].remove('atproto');
-      log('the Bluesky connection moved into the pod');
-    } else {
-      log('could not write the Bluesky connection to the pod — it stays on this host for now');
-    }
-  }
-}
-
-/**
- * The pod's own inbox is a verifying door here.
- *
- * The server that stores the inbox is the server the delivery arrives at, so
- * the signature is checked while the headers still exist and the receipt is
- * written beside the activity — the same door code a standalone gateway runs,
- * with nothing renamed and nothing advertised differently. The identity's
- * config names its own inbox as the door and carries the receipt secret, which
- * is what makes the drain read receipts at all; `trust` because a verified
- * sender is one the identity may act for.
- *
- * An identity attached to an outside door keeps that door: only the secret
- * is ensured, so receipts from either door verify against the one value.
- */
-export async function ensureInboxDoor(agent, urls, log = () => {}) {
-  const cfg = agent.store.getConfig();
-  if (!cfg) return;
-  const g = { ...(cfg.gateway || {}) };
-  const fresh = !g.url || !g.mode || g.mode === 'off';
-  if (fresh) Object.assign(g, { url: urls.inbox, mode: 'trust' });
-  if (!g.hmacSecret) g.hmacSecret = crypto.randomBytes(32).toString('base64');
-  if (fresh || !cfg.gateway?.hmacSecret) {
-    agent.store.setConfig({ ...cfg, gateway: g });
-    await agent.store.flush();
-    log(fresh ? 'the pod inbox verifies deliveries at the door' : 'receipt secret added for the inbox door');
-  }
-}
-
-/**
- * One delivery to a running identity's inbox, verified at the door.
- *
- * `request` is the WHATWG form of the POST. `podPut` writes through the
- * server's store. Returns { status, reason } for the caller to answer with.
- * The policy is read from the identity's live state rather than its
- * published policy document, because both are in this process.
- */
-export async function deliverToInbox(agent, request, { podPut, gatewayWebId = null, fetchImpl = fetch } = {}) {
-  const cfg = agent.store.getConfig() || {};
-  const contacts = agent.store.getContacts();
-  const bl = agent.store.getBlocklist();
-  const u = agent.urls;
-  const toPod = (x) => (u.toPod ? u.toPod(x) : x);
-  const ident = {
-    inboxUrl: toPod(u.inbox),
-    actorUrl: u.actor,
-    followersUrl: u.followers,
-    notesPrefix: u.notes,
-    following: contacts.following.filter((f) => f.accepted && !f.bsky).map((f) => f.actor),
-    blocklist: { domains: bl.domains || [], actors: bl.actors || [] },
-    kind: cfg.kind || 'person',
-    gatewayWebId,
-    hmacSecret: cfg.gateway?.hmacSecret || null,
-  };
-  return handleDelivery(request, ident, { podPut, fetchImpl });
-}
-
-/**
- * Bring one identity up inside the server.
- *
- * `session` is the store-backed transport ({ fetch, warmup, stats }).
- * `resourceStore` is optional and used only to watch for inbox writes.
- * Returns the running agent and a stop() that leaves the pod tidy.
- */
-export async function startEmbeddedAgent({
-  podBase,
-  root = 'fedipod/',
-  dataDir,
-  session,
-  resourceStore = null,
-  webIdSuffix = 'profile/card#me',
-  log = () => {},
-  pollSeconds = null,
-  autoAcceptFollows = true,
-  gateToken = null,
-  uiPath = '/fp/',
-}) {
-  const base = podBase.endsWith('/') ? podBase : podBase + '/';
-  const handle = handleFor(base);
-  const home = path.join(dataDir, handle);
-  fs.mkdirSync(home, { recursive: true, mode: 0o700 });
-
-  const webId = base + webIdSuffix.replace(/^\//u, '');
-  const cred = ensureCredential(home, { podBase: base, webId, root });
-
-  const agent = new Agent({ home, log });
-  agent.log = log;
-  agent.store.log = log;
-  // Read by connect() when it builds Intake: in-process, the pod's own change
-  // events are the push channel.
-  agent.embedded = true;
-  if (pollSeconds) agent.pollSeconds = pollSeconds;
-  agent.remote = new RemotePod(cred, { log, session });
-  await agent.remote.warmup();
-
-  // Whether this pod already carries an identity is the question connect()
-  // assumes an answer to, so settle it first.
-  const urls = apUrls(cred.remotePod, cred.root);
-  agent.store.attach(agent.privateStorage(cred, 'state', urls));
-
-  // A state container that is NOT THERE means a pod nobody has set up yet. A
-  // state container we could not READ means a pod we could not ask, which is a
-  // different answer: treating it as empty would provision a second identity
-  // over the top of a working one.
-  const state = await agent.remote.fetch(urls.state, { headers: { accept: 'text/turtle' } });
-  const unprovisioned = state.status === 404 || state.status === 410;
-  if (!unprovisioned && state.status >= 400) {
-    throw new Error(`state at ${urls.state} → ${state.status} — cannot tell whether this pod is set up`);
-  }
-  if (!unprovisioned) {
-    await agent.store.load();
-    agent.stateLoaded = true;
-  }
-
-  if (!agent.store.getConfig()) {
-    // The pod itself must exist first. A server creates its seeded pods after
-    // it runs its initializers, so an agent that provisioned eagerly would
-    // leave a container tree exactly where a pod is about to be created.
-    const profile = await agent.remote.fetch(webId.split('#')[0], { headers: { accept: 'text/turtle' } });
-    if (profile.status === 404 || profile.status === 410) {
-      throw new Error(`no pod at ${base} yet — its owner profile is not there`);
-    }
-    log(`no identity on ${base} yet — provisioning @${handle}`);
-    await agent.bootstrap({ handle, name: handle, kind: 'person', root: cred.root });
-    if (autoAcceptFollows) {
-      agent.store.setConfig({ ...agent.store.getConfig(), autoAcceptFollows: true });
-      await agent.store.flush();
-    }
-    agent.stateLoaded = true;
-  }
-
-  // Before connect(), which is what looks the key and the connections up.
-  await keyIntoPod(agent, home, log);
-  await connectionsIntoPod(agent, home, log);
-  await ensureInboxDoor(agent, urls, log);
-
-  await agent.connect();
-
-  // The client surfaces, on the pod's own origin: the Mastodon API a phone app
-  // speaks, the write API, nodeinfo, and behind the door the admin routes and
-  // the web client. Same code the standalone agent serves, minus the routes
-  // that only mean something to a process of one's own.
-  //
-  // A pod that lives on a PATH of its host (a suffix pod, e.g.
-  // https://server.example/aisha/) shares its origin with the front and with
-  // every other suffix pod, so its whole surface answers UNDER that path: the
-  // mount is the pod's own pathname, and it is stripped before a route is
-  // matched and folded back into every self-URL. A host-root or subdomain pod
-  // has an empty mount and everything is exactly as it was.
-  const authorities = new FixedAuthorities(base);
-  agent.authorities = authorities;
-  const mount = new URL(base).pathname.replace(/\/+$/u, '');
-  const surface = buildAdminSurface({
-    agent,
-    log,
-    // The door cookie is named the same for every identity; on a shared origin
-    // (suffix pods) it has to be scoped to this identity's own door path so two
-    // co-tenants do not overwrite each other's. A host-root/subdomain pod keeps
-    // the whole-origin cookie it always had.
-    gate: makeGate(gateToken, {
-      secureCookie: authorities.secure,
-      cookiePath: mount ? mount + uiPath : '/',
-    }),
-    allowed: authorities,
-    embedded: true,
-    basePath: uiPath,
-    mount,
-    publicOrigin: base,
-    scheme: new URL(base).protocol,
-  });
-
-  // A delivery landing in the inbox — through the door, or from any other
-  // writer — wakes the drain at once. Only additions, and only in the inbox:
-  // the drain's own DELETEs must not call it back.
-  let coalesce = null;
-  let onChanged = null;
-  if (typeof resourceStore?.on === 'function') {
-    const inbox = urls.inbox;
-    onChanged = (identifier, activity) => {
-      const kind = String(activity?.value ?? activity ?? '');
-      if (!identifier?.path?.startsWith(inbox)) return;
-      if (!kind.endsWith('Create') && !kind.endsWith('Add')) return;
-      if (coalesce) return;
-      coalesce = setTimeout(() => {
-        coalesce = null;
-        if (!agent.viewer) agent.intake?.drain().catch((e) => log(`drain: ${e.message}`));
-      }, DRAIN_COALESCE_MS);
-      coalesce.unref?.();
-    };
-    resourceStore.on('changed', onChanged);
-  }
-
-  const stop = async () => {
-    if (onChanged) resourceStore.off('changed', onChanged);
-    surface.streaming?.stop?.();
-    clearTimeout(coalesce);
-    agent.intake?.stop();
-    agent.tagfeed?.stop();
-    agent.bskyfeed?.stop();
-    agent.deliverer?.stop();
-    agent.importer?.stop();
-    clearInterval(agent.schedTimer);
-    clearInterval(agent.refreshTimer);
-    agent.publisher?.stopPolls();
-    // Same order the standalone agent's shutdown uses: write what is pending,
-    // then let go of the lease so the next agent need not wait out the TTL.
-    await Promise.allSettled([
-      agent.store.flush(),
-      agent.viewer ? Promise.resolve() : agent.lease?.release(),
-    ]);
-  };
-
-  // podHome and actorUrl are the identity's own locations on the pod. They are
-  // returned rather than rebuilt by the caller so the root name lives here.
-  return {
-    agent, handle, home, surface, host: authorities.host, mount,
-    podHome: urls.home, actorUrl: urls.actor, inboxUrl: urls.inbox, stop,
-  };
-}