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What changed

The team adopted the server team's capture packet spec, formatVersion 0.4, and its intake API as the single upload contract. That spec is docs/capture-packet-spec.md in the private repository huntertcarver/house-scanning-server. This PR no longer defines a packet format. It adds packet/ with two documents:

• packet/README.md points to the server spec and lists eleven proposals for 0.5, each with its reason. They are unapproved: none is part of the current contract until its owners adopt it. They cover what the app records at capture time that 0.4 has no field for:

  • the meter anchor's orientation (the wall at the meter);
  • the ground's height at the meter;
  • wall-end kind, window operability and feature grouping on taps;
  • the guidance log, including "I can't get there";
  • depth between keyframes and estimated depth with its uncertainty (both from S6's live map, ios: live 3D map as the coverage model where depth exists #21);
  • the frame of a plane's boundary;
  • from the signals lab (experiments: signals lab round 1, which extra phone signals sharpen clearances #59): the wall plane's source, photos that frame one span, scale references in view, the meter anchor's pose over time, and an optional UWB distance stream.

  Nothing from the server's private spec, schema or code is copied into this public repository.

• packet/validator-checks.md proposes three arrival checks for the server's validator: keyframes lie on the pose stream, depth has its keyframe's shape, and the mesh file matches its declared layout. Each states what it cannot catch. It also lists six hazards that packet: point to the server's capture packet 0.4 and propose 0.5 additions #22's review found in the old validator and that apply to any packet validator. Whether the checks reach the server as a PR is Sam's and Hunter's call.

Why

Packet 1.1, which this PR used to define, put everything in the meter frame. The server builds its reconstruction from raw ARKit world poses with epochs, tap rays, per-frame intrinsics and raw IMU, which 1.1 could not carry. An adapter between the two could not supply those either. The app already records world-frame poses before converting them, so writing 0.4 mostly means dropping that conversion. The comparison behind the decision was shared with the team separately.

The 1.1 schema, validator, sample builders, fixture and tests are removed. They remain readable at d5439cf, which the app's source comments cite. Nothing else in the repository depends on them: the app vendors its own copy of the schema.

Verification

• Searched main, t3/ios-mvf, t3/ios-map3d, t3/recon and t3/verification for uses of the removed files. None is an executable, build or CI dependency. Some text still refers to them: the app's source comments (pinned to d5439cf and d82a903), ios/README.md on both app branches, and map3d's recorded-hash check of the vendored schema. The optional live-schema comparison that fetched t3/packet was removed from map3d in de04c3b. The packet caretaker is routing those docs to their owners.
• Every review thread on packet: point to the server's capture packet 0.4 and propose 0.5 additions #22 has a reply and is resolved. Those about validator hazards are carried into validator-checks.md; the rest are moot with the code removed.

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  • Updated the packet documentation to describe the capture packet 0.4 specification and intake API as the governing contract. Proposed 0.5 fields remain out of scope unless adopted with a compatibility rule.
  • Documented proposed checks for keyframe and depth data, 3D model files, and additional packet-integrity hazards, along with known limitations and supporting evidence.

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The packet documentation replaces the former 1.1 framing with the server team’s 0.4 specification and intake API as the governing contract. It lists proposed packet additions and documents proposed validator checks and packet hazards.

Changes

Packet Documentation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Packet contract and proposed fields packet/README.md	Identifies the 0.4 contract, describes proposed 0.5 fields, and distinguishes existing fields from proposals.
Proposed validator checks packet/validator-checks.md	Documents proposed pose-stream, depth-map, and binary PLY checks, along with supporting evidence and stated limits.
Packet hazards and handling packet/validator-checks.md	Records findings and proposed handling for packet symlinks, duplicate ZIP names, truncated JPEGs, malformed binary data, invalid JSON numbers, and out-of-span stream timestamps.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 89372

The former packet-tooling risks no longer apply, and the remaining validator question is clearly identified as an unapproved proposal. No actionable merge-blocking risk is established.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 89372

The PR points the app to the server’s existing packet contract and keeps new fields and validation checks as proposals. It does not show a change to what the app uploads or what the server accepts. Server-side enforcement cannot be verified from this PR.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The relevant trust boundary is the phone-to-server packet upload. This PR documents possible future data at that boundary but provides no evidence that current uploads or receiver privileges expand.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• observed — The document identifies ways an untrusted packet could be misread, including a symlink outside its folder and duplicate ZIP names interpreted differently by readers. It does not verify that the current server accepts either case or that this PR introduces them.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The server team owns adoption of packet additions, while the proposed validator checks may never reach its implementation. Their presence in this document is not an enforcement guarantee.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The hazard list calls for malformed packet data to produce a validation problem rather than an uncaught exception; current server failure containment is not visible.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Before adopting new packet fields or relying on the listed checks, have the contract owners specify version compatibility, privacy treatment for photo references and ranging data, and which untrusted-packet rejection rules the intake actually enforces.

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Five proposed changes to the packet, from the on-device 3D map in #21. Each is an addition a 1.0 reader can ignore, so together they fit in a minor version (1.1).

#21 already reads the packet's conventions: the meter frame with ground_y_m, depth as float32 meters along −z with 0 for no measurement, confidence from 0 to 2, depth pixels covering photo pixels by the W/w rule, and the mesh's classification values. Its tests check those conventions.

1. photos[].depth.source: add estimated, with a per-pixel sigma map.
Add an enum value estimated and an optional sigma file entry: float32 meters, one value per depth pixel, the same layout as map.
Reason: a phone without LiDAR has no place in the packet for monocular depth. The map carves free space only up to two deviations short of an estimated depth, and marks a surface only where that uncertainty is small, so the uncertainty matters as much as the depth.

2. photos[].depth.confidence: require it when source is arkit_scene_depth or arkit_smoothed_scene_depth.
Reason: ARKit always supplies confidence, and it marks glass, dark surfaces and edges low. Without it a reader can't drop those pixels, and they turn into surfaces that aren't there. Keep it optional for rendered_from_laser_scan and estimated.

3. lidar.planes: move it to top-level planes, add an optional boundary_m, and state what pose includes.

• Move it out of lidar: every ARKit phone detects planes, and a phone without LiDAR relies on them for wall geometry.
• boundary_m: optional polygon, [[x, z], …] in the plane's local frame (ARKit's geometry.boundaryVertices). ARKit's extent is often far from a rectangle (an L of wall, a wall broken by a window), and extent_m alone claims the whole rectangle.
• pose: say that it already includes the plane's centre and planeExtent.rotationOnYAxis, so extent_m is a rectangle centred on the pose. ARKit's anchor transform alone is not the extent's centre.

4. Mesh classification: record whether it was on.
Add session.device.mesh_classification (bool), or make the classification property optional in mesh.ply.
Reason: with sceneReconstruction = .mesh ARKit gives no classes, and the writer has to fill 0. A reader can't tell that 0 from ARKit's own 0 ("none"). The map uses the classes to reject floors, tables and seats as walls.

5. Optional depth between photos.
Add an optional depth_frames[]: t, pose (camera to meter frame), intrinsics, width, height, map, confidence, source, with no photo. Record depth only, at a few hertz.
Reason: photos are kept about every 0.5 m, but the live map fuses depth at about 10 Hz. With photo-rate depth alone, the server can't rebuild the occupancy the phone used to decide what was seen. At 256 × 192, one depth frame and its confidence come to about 246 KB.

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Thanks. All five are in packet 1.1 (642a269). Two are stricter than proposed and one takes the other form you offered. It's additive: a 1.0 packet still validates, and the two new requirements apply only to packets that say 1.1.

1. estimated with sigma: taken, with sigma required for estimated. Without its uncertainty an estimated depth reads as measured, and your map is the case where that turns into false surfaces. sigma stays optional for the other sources. The spec also says estimated must be metric: scale it before writing.
2. Confidence for ARKit depth: taken, for packets from 1.1. Gating on the version keeps 1.0 packets valid; none exist from the app yet, but the rule should hold anyway.
3. Planes: taken. Planes now sit at the top level, since phones without LiDAR detect them too. lidar.planes is still accepted but deprecated, and a packet may not use both. The spec states that pose includes the extent's centre and rotationOnYAxis. It also states that boundary_m is in that same frame, not ARKit's anchor frame, because boundaryVertices come relative to the anchor transform and would need moving. The validator checks that the boundary lies inside the extent, which catches a boundary left in the anchor frame.
4. Classification: taken as session.device.mesh_classification_enabled, required with a mesh from 1.1. Making the PLY property optional would change the fixed header, and 1.0 readers reject any other layout. When the flag is false, the validator requires every class to be 0.
5. depth_frames: taken. One clarification: a frame's intrinsics describe the depth map's own grid, since there's no image to scale from. Frames must sit on the trajectory like photos. The spec states your cost figure (about 246 KB per frame, so 2.5 MB/s at 10 Hz) and suggests a few hertz.

The fixture now has one ARKit depth frame with confidence, one estimated frame with sigma, a wall plane with an L-shaped boundary, and the classification flag. There are 12 new tests, including one that downgrades the fixture to 1.0 and checks that it still validates. The three dataset samples are rebuilt as 1.1 and valid.

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Review of d5439cf against main 1dcb0db. The local suite passes all 68 tests, lint and formatting, and the synthetic fixture validates. The inline findings below were checked against the source; the malformed-packet and filesystem cases were reproduced on disposable fixture copies. S4 remains the writer. This is not a merge-ready recommendation.

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In @packet/packet/samples/advio.py:
- Around line 152-153: Update the ADVIO stream-writing logic to multiply the
three accelerometer columns by 9.80665 before rounding and passing rows to
w.add_stream; leave non-accelerometer streams unchanged.
- Around line 152-153: Update the row construction in the ADVIO stream-building
code to select columns in the packet-required order: time, latitude, longitude,
altitude, horizontal accuracy, and vertical accuracy. Exclude the extra speed
column before passing rows to w.add_stream.
- Around line 141-144: Update the filenames in the converter’s sensor
configuration: use `gyroscope.csv` for the `gyroscope` entry and
`platform-location.csv` for the `location` entry so they match ADVIO’s
filenames.

In @packet/packet/samples/app_export.py:
- Line 69: Update the conversion flow around PacketWriter(out) to write the new
packet to a staging destination, completing validation and conversion before
replacing out. Commit the staged packet only after success so failures such as
an unmatched photo or duplicate timestamp leave any existing output intact.
- Line 149: Update build() so a one-photo export uses a valid later end time
from the source for ended_at_uptime, keeping it later than started_at_uptime
before writing the packet.
- Around line 74-75: Update the replay-thumbnail matching flow that computes
diffs and selects best so similar-thumbnail candidates are disambiguated using
exported pose information, or rejected as ambiguous before writing timestamps.
Ensure an app photo is never assigned a replay frame timestamp based only on an
ambiguous thumbnail match.

In @packet/packet/samples/synthetic.py:
- Around line 133-134: Set started_at_uptime and ended_at_uptime to T0 and T1,
respectively, so they match the trajectory’s first and last frames; move the m1
mark inside that interval and update the committed manifest to match the
generated timestamps.
- Line 51: Update the wall-feature placement around draw.rectangle to derive its
image coordinates from camera_pose, keeping the feature fixed in world space so
it shifts appropriately between photos; preserve the stated camera geometry,
which implies roughly 24 px of movement for a 0.75 m camera displacement.

In @packet/packet/validate.py:
- Around line 411-412: Update the manifest parsing in validate to reject JSON’s
non-standard NaN and Infinity constants, using a parse_constant callback that
raises ValueError. Ensure the existing error handling catches that ValueError
and reports the invalid manifest.
- Around line 364-374: Update packet/packet/validate.py at lines 364-374 to
require vertex and face element lines in their expected slots, validate each
count as a non-negative decimal before conversion, and report malformed headers
instead of raising. At lines 294-297, catch UnicodeDecodeError and csv.Error
around read_stream and report that the named stream is not a UTF-8 CSV file. At
lines 564-570, handle JSON and UTF-8 ValueError cases and report when scene.json
is not a JSON object before calling doc.get. At lines 194-199, include
Image.DecompressionBombError in the exception tuple handled by image_problems.

In @packet/packet/write.py:
- Around line 27-31: Update PacketWriter.__init__ to validate an existing folder
before calling shutil.rmtree: allow deletion only when the folder is empty or
contains a manifest.json file, and raise an error for non-directories or
non-empty folders without that marker. Preserve the existing creation flow after
validation.

In @packet/README.md:
- Line 79: Update the `packet_version` value in the Session table to `"1.1"` so
it matches the documented and written packet version; retain the versioning
reference and clarify that 1.0 packets remain accepted if needed.

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Caretaker handoff at d5439cf: the independent findings are in review #22 (review) . CodeRabbit completed review 5328211723 on this head, and each bot thread now has a checked disposition. Do not apply the ADVIO filename or accelerometer suggestions: the available archive contradicts them. Its location-column reorder is still needed.

The remaining acceptance work also includes:

• Add packet CI for the locked tests, lint/format and synthetic fixture validation, with SHA-pinned actions, plus a Makefile target included by make check. Only the labeler and CodeRabbit currently run on this diff.
• Update README app status and the PR description using the current iOS writer. At d02cc11 it writes 1.1 with ARKit depth frames, top-level planes/boundaries and the classification flag; estimated depth generation and packet upload are not established by that snapshot. Correct the Session table version.
• Mark the signed-URL GCP transport agreement as pending. Do not present the current storage examples or multipart recommendation as the agreed server contract.
• State explicitly that the synthetic fixture tests format and validation, not coherent reconstruction or sensor-fusion accuracy. Correct its capture endpoints and early mark to match the clock contract.
• Validate a newly emitted app 1.1 packet with this validator after the fixes, and retain the artifact outside git.

Evidence: 68 tests pass, Ruff lint/format pass, the committed synthetic fixture and all three existing external sample packets validate. The tracked JPEGs are generated drawings. No packet code was changed by the caretaker. The nine inline findings and remaining accepted bot findings still need writer fixes or an accepted reason before this is merge-ready. The generic docstring-coverage warning is not a correctness blocker; do not add comments that merely restate the code.

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Caretaker: the new head is 306ed4c; please re-review. The team adopted the server's capture packet 0.4 as the single contract, so #22 now holds only packet/README.md (a pointer plus seven 0.5 proposals) and packet/validator-checks.md (three proposed arrival checks and six hazards from the review). The 1.1 schema, validator, samples, fixture and tests are removed (still readable at d5439cf). All 18 open threads are answered and resolved: the validator-hazard ones are carried into validator-checks.md, and the rest are moot with the code removed. The 9 validator issues are moot for the same reason.

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The retired implementation findings are moot after the contract decision and removals. This review covers the two replacement documents. These remaining issues concern proposal status, evidence limits and the stated validation invariants; no private spec content is quoted here.

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Deferred, not a blocker for this proposal-only PR. A normal-source label is not evidence of accuracy, but no implemented solver here treats it as one. Per-capture angular uncertainty/fit residual would need an estimator and evidence that its values are useful; inventing a sigma from the cited proxy study would be worse. S4 should state that source is provenance, not a confidence bound, and leave a measured uncertainty field for a separate agreed proposal.

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Deferred, as the caretaker verified: normalSource is provenance, not an error bound. 3792a8f adds that a per-capture yaw uncertainty is worth adding once a device study measures it, rather than inventing one now.

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[Low risk] Documents the capture packet spec and proposes validator checks.

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