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docs(maa): restate RMR two-sided, mark MAA draft expired; defer the undo token (ADR-0003) - #173
These are the januskey actions from the ephapax v2 survey (2026-11-04, "Cross-repo action list"). Each one was checked against the tree before any change.
1. MAA draft and RMR restatement
draft-hyperpolymath-maa-framework-00.txt is now marked EXPIRED. It is dated 2025-10-13 and expired 2026-04-13. It was not renewed, no -01 exists, and nothing in the repo records a submission or ratification. It was corrected in place: a revision note is appended, and the original is in git history (2361441).
RMR is restated as RMR-L (F⁻¹(F(s)) ~ s on the domain D_F) and RMR-R (F(F⁻¹(t)) ~ t on the image F(D_F)). Each holds only relative to a named equality on states:
~tree: same paths and bytes for the regular files under the working tree. This is what execute_then_undo_is_identity checks.
~model: propositional equality in TransactionAtomicity.agda.
Each part carries its ledger status:
RMR-L, single step: TESTED.
RMR-L, sequences: PROVEN in the model (T-1), given T-6.
RMR-R: OPEN. No ledger row exists for it.
Removed the attributions of enforcement to Oblíbený and of verification to Isabelle/HOL and Z3. The repo contains no Oblíbený source or dependency, no .thy theory files and no Z3 scripts. Section 5 now names the provers the repo actually uses: Agda and Idris2.
Applied the same restatement to the wiki pages maa-framework.md (Formal Properties, plus the "formally verified primitives" and "RMO planned" lines), theory/index.md (the "guarantees" lines) and rmr-primitive.md (now points to the full statement).
2. X-1 / E-1
The ledger, PROOF-GRADES, Types.idr, Epistemic.agda and rmo-primitive.md already labelled X-1 ASSUMED and E-1 OPEN, so they are unchanged.
The unlabelled unrecoverability claims were in the MAA draft, MAA Property 2 and theory/index.md. Those are now labelled E-1 OPEN / X-1 ASSUMED.
3. Linear-token undo API ("T-8"): deferred
T-8 in this repo's ledger is a different obligation: the atomic metadata log, plus retrying a failed mark_undone.
The survey's premise is partly wrong: undo(&str) already refuses a second undo of the same id, both in the same process and after the log is reloaded. A new test, second_undo_of_the_same_operation_is_refused, pins this, and it fails when the guard is disabled.
A real double-undo window does exist, and it is T-8's retry half. A typed token would not close it.
docs/adr/0003-undo-token-design-note.adoc sets out the options and the owner questions. Nothing about the token is implemented.
Housekeeping: the test count goes from 141 to 142 in READINESS and TOPOLOGY. In STATE.a2ml, the "141 tests" figure in total was false after this change, so it was deleted rather than replaced with 142.
Validation (run locally)
just test (cargo test --workspace): all suites pass.
cargo fmt --all -- --check: exit 0.
just lint (clippy -D warnings): exit 0.
PATH=~/.idris2/bin:$PATH just check-dashboard: exit 0, "142 tests measured, 12 PROVEN claims". Without idris2 on PATH, it fails only on the Idris rows.
…he undo token
MAA draft (draft-hyperpolymath-maa-framework-00.txt):
- Mark it EXPIRED (dated 2025-10-13, expired 2026-04-13), not renewed,
with no record of submission or ratification; corrected in place,
original in git history (2361441), revision note appended.
- Restate RMR as RMR-L / RMR-R (left and right inverse on the image),
each relative to a named equality on states (~tree, ~model), with the
ledger status of each part (RMR-R has no row: OPEN).
- Remove the attributions of enforcement to Oblibeny and of verification
to Isabelle/HOL and Z3: the repository contains none of them.
- RMO now carries E-1 OPEN and X-1 ASSUMED instead of "proving
non-existence".
Wiki: maa-framework.md Formal Properties restated the same way and
"formally verified primitives" / "RMO planned" corrected; theory/index.md
RMR/RMO "guarantees" corrected; rmr-primitive.md points to the
two-sided statement.
Undo token: the survey's "T-8" is a different ledger row (atomic
metadata log), and in-process and reloaded double undo is already
refused at runtime. Add a regression test pinning that refusal
(fails with the guard disabled) and ADR-0003, a design note deferring
the typed token with its open questions. Test count 141 -> 142 in
READINESS and TOPOLOGY; the now-false "141 tests" is deleted from
STATE.a2ml's total.
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Documentation
Clarified the limits of undo and erasure guarantees, including cases where interruptions may leave an operation unavailable to undo or its removal unrecorded.
Updated the framework and draft to distinguish tested or modelled properties from open questions and assumptions.
Added an unaccepted design note outlining possible approaches to interrupted undo operations.
Tests
Added coverage confirming that repeating an undo is refused and does not change a later file edit, including after reloading saved metadata.
Updated the declared test count from 141 to 142.
The pull request adds a test for repeated undo, updates test-count records, documents undo persistence limits, and revises MAA descriptions of reversibility and erasure evidence.
Changes: Undo behaviour and MAA claims
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Summary
Repeated-undo test and test-count records crates/januskey-cli/src/operations.rs, READINESS.adoc, TOPOLOGY.adoc, .machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml
The new test checks that a second undo is refused without changing a later edit, before and after metadata reload. READINESS.adoc and TOPOLOGY.adoc report 142 tests; the machine-readable total retains the benchmark and proof counts.
Undo persistence gap and design options docs/adr/0003-undo-token-design-note.adoc
The note describes the runtime guard and failed-save retry window, compares four design options, and details requirements for reconciling a persisted undo intent. It states that the required evidence and exclusion mechanism remain undesigned.
RMR claims, definitions and evidence draft-hyperpolymath-maa-framework-00.txt, docs/wiki/theory/index.md, docs/wiki/theory/maa-framework.md, docs/wiki/theory/rmr-primitive.md
The text defines RMR inverse claims relative to named state equivalences, describes when undo data is recorded, and identifies tested or model-proved properties and open obligations.
RMO erasure and accountability claims draft-hyperpolymath-maa-framework-00.txt, docs/wiki/theory/index.md, docs/wiki/theory/maa-framework.md
The text describes best-effort removal and conditional unkeyed records. It qualifies claims about accountability and unrecoverability.
hyperpolymath/januskey#168: Changes MetadataStore behaviour when saving mark_undone; this PR documents the failed-save undo window.
hyperpolymath/januskey#162: Makes rollback retries skip operations marked undone; this PR tests rejection of a second undo by operation ID.
hyperpolymath/januskey#166: Revises RMR documentation and records undo-persistence limits; this PR further defines RMR claims and their evidence limits.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to fa314
Dashboard checks fail on conflicting test totals, and the RMR documentation contains two misleading claims. Correct these before merging.
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Review comments at @crates/januskey-cli/src/operations.rs:
- Around line 544-545: Strengthen the reloaded-operation test around
`OperationExecutor::undo`: verify `reloaded.get(&modify.id)` returns the
operation marked undone, then assert that `undo` returns the already-undone
`OperationFailed` reason rather than accepting any error. Preserve the existing
file-content assertion.
Review comments at @docs/adr/0003-undo-token-design-note.adoc:
- Line 60: Qualify the retry guarantee in option D’s description: persisting an
intent only supports reconciliation after restart, and a same-process retry
after mark_undone fails may repeat the filesystem undo and overwrite a later
edit. Specify how that pending intent is handled before another undo attempt, or
remove the claim that retries are idempotent.
- Line 19: Revise the undo-token documentation to limit its compile-time
guarantee to reuse of the same token; clarify that ID-based undo remains
available and can still be used to undo the operation. Update the `UndoToken`
must-use message and the comparison and recommendation text to reflect this
distinction, including the existing T-8 status.
Review comments at @docs/wiki/theory/index.md:
- Around line 59-61: Update the RMR summary to state that transaction
restoration is proved only under the premise that each step’s undo restores its
input. Preserve the distinction between single-step testing, the
transaction-model proof, and the open right-inverse and universal reversibility
claims.
- Around line 64-65: Update the RMO (Obliterative Wipe) description to qualify
the record as unkeyed and only present when a store exists, noting that a writer
can alter it without detection. Preserve the existing unrecoverability and
physical-erasure status statements.
- Around line 64-65: Update the RMO (Obliterative Wipe) summary to state that a
log-write failure after blob removal can leave the removal unrecorded, and that
a retry may skip the missing blob without adding it to the ledger.
Review comments at @docs/wiki/theory/maa-framework.md:
- Around line 69-70: Update the summary in the MAA framework documentation to
describe guaranteed reversal and no data loss as goals, not established
guarantees. Keep the wording consistent with the open reversibility obligation
and the unimplemented Chown undo, without implying either guarantee is already
achieved.
- Line 167: The statement that F is a bijection modulo tree equivalence
overclaims what the inverse laws establish, since distinct predecessors can
yield the same resulting tree. Replace the bijection claim in the framework text
and corresponding draft with a statement that preserves the inverse-law
guarantee without asserting that the resulting tree identifies its predecessor.
Review comments at @draft-hyperpolymath-maa-framework-00.txt:
- Around line 92-93: Update the draft’s inverse-recording claim to state that
the executor saves operation metadata after the filesystem change, so a process
stop before that save can leave normal undo unable to find the operation even if
the original content blob exists. Do not claim that every inverse is recorded
before the change.
- Around line 158-159: Remove the claim that the obliteration ledger’s
timestamped commitment is tamper-evident in this passage and the other RMO
descriptions; describe it without implying that unauthorised removal or
alteration would be detectable.
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Address the CodeRabbit review on #173.
- operations.rs: the second-undo test now asserts the reloaded log still
holds the operation with `undone` set, and matches the exact
`OperationFailed("Operation {id} already undone")` refusal in both the
same-process and reloaded cases, so an unknown-id error cannot pass.
- ADR-0003: option B's compile-time guarantee covers reuse of the same
token only; undo by id stays available and is guarded at run time;
the must_use message, the comparison row and the recommendation say so,
and T-8 stays OPEN. Option D: start-up reconciliation covers a restart
only; idempotency needs every undo attempt, in-process too, to finish a
pending intent instead of changing the file again.
- wiki index: the transaction-model proof is stated under its premise
(each step's undo restores the state it started from); the RMO record
is an unkeyed ledger kept only when a store exists, alterable without
detection, and a failed ledger write after removal can leave the
removal unrecorded while a re-run skips the missing blob.
- maa-framework.md and the draft: RMR's "guaranteed reversal / no data
loss" become goals; the bijection-modulo-~ claim is replaced by the
inverse laws plus a note that the result does not identify its
predecessor; the metadata log is written after the filesystem change
(T-9 OPEN), so the inverse is not wholly recorded beforehand; every
"tamper-evident" RMO claim is removed. rmr-primitive.md's ordering
bullet is corrected the same way.
Test count unchanged: 142 (cargo test --workspace --locked).
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> A primitive for state transitions that records, before each change, what is needed to undo it — so that undo is a metadata lookup rather than a restore from backup. Whether every operation is *in fact* reversible is an open obligation, not a guarantee; see the claims ledger.
> A primitive for state transitions that recordswhat is needed to undo each change — so that undo is a metadata lookup rather than a restore from backup. For a delete or modify the original content is stored before the change; the operation's metadata is saved to the log after it, so a stop between the two leaves undo unable to find the operation (OPEN, T-9). Whether every operation is *in fact* reversible is an open obligation, not a guarantee; see the claims ledger.
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Add T-9 to the authoritative claims ledger
This newly labels the post-mutation logging gap as OPEN, T-9 and directs readers to the claims ledger, but a repo-wide search of PROOF-NEEDS.adoc finds T-9 only in narrative mentions at lines 193 and 293—there is no summary entry or machine-checked ledger row. Consequently dashboard-check cannot validate or execute this purported obligation, contrary to the document's claim that the ledger is authoritative; add an actual T-9 row or stop citing it as a ledger item.
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Qualify the untracked accountability property
The new framing says every target property is stated with its ledger status, but Property 3 below still universally claims that every RMO deletion is logged and gives no status. That is false when jk obliterate runs without an initialized store (cmd_obliterate calls obliterate_file without creating a ledger), and a store-backed record can also fail after removal; this directly contradicts the newly added caveats above. Qualify Property 3 for the store-backed successful-write path and assign it an evidence status instead of leaving it as an unconditional guarantee.
… Property 3
- PROOF-NEEDS.adoc: T-9 had narrative mentions but no status-table or
claims-ledger row. Add both, OPEN: every execute_* changes the filesystem
and then appends its record, and undo runs the inverse and then calls
mark_undone, so a stop between the two leaves a change the log does not
record; closing it needs a write-ahead intent record.
- maa-framework.md Property 1: execution now produces (post-state, record)
and the inverse consumes the pair, so RMR-L and RMR-R are well-typed (the
post-state alone cannot select what undo restores). Both assume the record
was saved (T-9).
- maa-framework.md Property 3: stated only for a store-backed run whose
record saves succeed, TESTED by obliterate_scrubs_blobs_log_and_undo; the
no-store path (cmd_obliterate -> obliterate_file writes no record), a
failed record save after removal, and an absent file with only shared
blobs are OPEN. Balancing rule 3 points there.
- rmr-primitive.md: the informal definition takes the record too.
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Restore the measured test count to the STATE total
This change updates READINESS and TOPOLOGY to 142 tests but removes the test count entirely from the machine-readable test-coverage.total field instead of updating 141 to 142. Any consumer treating STATE as the checkpoint/source of truth now receives a purported total containing only benchmarks and proof rows, contradicting the immediately preceding comment that the aggregate is declared by READINESS and measured by dashboard-check; retain 142 tests in this value.
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Review comments at @docs/adr/0003-undo-token-design-note.adoc:
- Line 60: Update the undo-recovery design around the pending intent and
mark_undone to define how recovery determines whether the inverse was applied
before recording the undo. Ensure an unapplied intent does not cause recovery to
mark the change undone, and specify a safe outcome when that state cannot be
determined.
Review comments at @docs/wiki/theory/index.md:
- Line 60: Update the RMR summary in the theory documentation to qualify the
single-step undo test result: state that it applies when the operation record is
saved, and note that if the process stops after a file change but before the
record is saved, undo cannot find the operation (T-9, OPEN). Preserve the
surrounding text and scope.
Review comments at @docs/wiki/theory/maa-framework.md:
- Line 330: Update the RMO summary to distinguish the abstract model from its
implementation: state that E-1m proves properties of an abstract obliteration
model, not the Rust implementation, while preserving the existing best-effort
overwrite description.
- Around line 165-169: Update the operation model around F so execution is
represented as a relation that can produce multiple records for the same state,
rather than as a function assigning one record. Define the inverse laws over all
saved outputs of that relation, including records that differ in IDs or
timestamps.
Review comments at @draft-hyperpolymath-maa-framework-00.txt:
- Around line 130-134: Update the inverse-law statement around F and D_F to bind
each inverse application to the execution record produced by that execution.
State both laws using their corresponding records, so the inverse is not
presented as a single unary operation that must restore distinct pre-states from
the same post-state.
- Around line 63-64: Qualify the RMO record guarantee in the `jk obliterate`
description and the corresponding claim in Section 4: make clear that when the
working file is absent and all stored blobs are shared, the path’s history can
be purged without an obliteration record. Preserve the existing guarantee for
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[typographical] ~176-~176: Consider inserting a comma for improved readability.
Context: ...,, r_F(s))\big) \sim F_S(s)$$ Together they say that, up to $\sim$, the inverse giv...
(MISSING_COMMAS)
[style] ~181-~181: ‘new record’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
Context: ... states only; re-executing $F$ writes a new record (a new id and timestamp), so it is not ...
(EN_WORDINESS_PREMIUM_NEW_RECORD)
[grammar] ~184-~184: The verb ‘delete’ does not usually follow articles like ‘a’. Check that ‘delete’ is spelled correctly; using ‘delete’ as a noun may be non-standard.
Context: ...r the image only: $\text{Copy}^{-1}$ is a delete of the destination, and copying again d...
(A_INFINITIVE)
[grammar] ~187-~187: Use “nor” with neither.
Context: ...te is again in $D_F$; neither is stated or tested. Both equations assume the reco...
(NEITHER_NOR)
[typographical] ~217-~217: It appears that a comma is missing.
Context: ...r-evident (see RMO above). Outside that path the property is not claimed: | Part | ...
(DURING_THAT_TIME_COMMA)
[grammar] ~330-~330: A determiner may be missing.
Context: ...RMO: nothing is proved. Overwriting is best effort; the record is an unkeyed ledg...
(THE_SUPERLATIVE)
draft-hyperpolymath-maa-framework-00.txt
[grammar] ~55-~55: The verb ‘delete’ does not usually follow articles like ‘a’. Check that ‘delete’ is spelled correctly; using ‘delete’ as a noun may be non-standard.
Context: ...itive for state transitions that, for a delete or modify, stores the original content ...
(A_INFINITIVE)
[grammar] ~97-~97: The verb ‘delete’ does not usually follow articles like ‘a’. Check that ‘delete’ is spelled correctly; using ‘delete’ as a noun may be non-standard.
Context: ...that is recorded before the change: for a delete or modify the original content is store...
(A_INFINITIVE)
[grammar] ~99-~99: There seems to be a noun/verb agreement error. Did you mean “stops” or “stopped”?
Context: ... after the filesystem change. A process stop between the two leaves normal undo unab...
(SINGULAR_NOUN_VERB_AGREEMENT)
[typographical] ~131-~131: Consider inserting a comma for improved readability.
Context: ...ntent blob exists (OPEN, T-9). Together they say that, up to ~, the recorded inverse...
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* *The label is wrong.* T-8 in this repository's ledger is "the operation metadata log is saved atomically, and an undo whose `mark_undone` fails to persist can be retried". No roadmap, task list or ledger row here describes an undo-token API. This note keeps the survey's request and drops the label.
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Track the double-undo window as T-11
In this commit's PROOF-NEEDS.adoc, T-8 covers atomic metadata-log mutation and is TESTED, while safe retry after mark_undone fails is the separate OPEN obligation T-11. Calling the latter T-8 throughout this new ADR makes the recommendation incorrectly report a tested obligation as open and directs future work to the wrong ledger row; update the related rows and all retry-window references to T-11.
| RMR-L, one step, $\sim_{tree}$ | **TESTED** for Delete, Modify, Move, Copy, Create; Chmod is not in the test; Chown undo is unimplemented; the failure path is ASSUMED (T-6) |
| RMR-L, a transaction undone in reverse order, $\sim_{model}$ | **PROVEN** in the model (T-1), given T-6 |
| RMR-R | **OPEN** — no ledger row; neither proved nor tested |
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Add the new RMR-R obligation to the claims ledger
Although T-9 now has a ledger row, this newly introduced RMR-R property is explicitly OPEN with “no ledger row,” contradicting lines 147–148's statement that every target property has its status in the authoritative PROOF-NEEDS.adoc ledger. A repo-wide ledger search finds no RMR-R/right-inverse entry, so dashboard-check cannot inventory or validate this new obligation; add an OPEN ledger row (and likewise track the newly listed unledgered Property 3 branches) rather than leaving these claims only in narrative tables.
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These are the januskey actions from the ephapax v2 survey (2026-11-04, "Cross-repo action list"). Each one was checked against the tree before any change.
1. MAA draft and RMR restatement
draft-hyperpolymath-maa-framework-00.txtis now marked EXPIRED. It is dated 2025-10-13 and expired 2026-04-13. It was not renewed, no -01 exists, and nothing in the repo records a submission or ratification. It was corrected in place: a revision note is appended, and the original is in git history (2361441).F⁻¹(F(s)) ~ son the domain D_F) and RMR-R (F(F⁻¹(t)) ~ ton the image F(D_F)). Each holds only relative to a named equality on states:~tree: same paths and bytes for the regular files under the working tree. This is whatexecute_then_undo_is_identitychecks.~model: propositional equality inTransactionAtomicity.agda..thytheory files and no Z3 scripts. Section 5 now names the provers the repo actually uses: Agda and Idris2.maa-framework.md(Formal Properties, plus the "formally verified primitives" and "RMO planned" lines),theory/index.md(the "guarantees" lines) andrmr-primitive.md(now points to the full statement).2. X-1 / E-1
PROOF-GRADES,Types.idr,Epistemic.agdaandrmo-primitive.mdalready labelled X-1 ASSUMED and E-1 OPEN, so they are unchanged.theory/index.md. Those are now labelled E-1 OPEN / X-1 ASSUMED.3. Linear-token undo API ("T-8"): deferred
mark_undone.undo(&str)already refuses a second undo of the same id, both in the same process and after the log is reloaded. A new test,second_undo_of_the_same_operation_is_refused, pins this, and it fails when the guard is disabled.docs/adr/0003-undo-token-design-note.adocsets out the options and the owner questions. Nothing about the token is implemented.Housekeeping: the test count goes from 141 to 142 in READINESS and TOPOLOGY. In
STATE.a2ml, the "141 tests" figure intotalwas false after this change, so it was deleted rather than replaced with 142.Validation (run locally)
just test(cargo test --workspace): all suites pass.cargo fmt --all -- --check: exit 0.just lint(clippy-D warnings): exit 0.PATH=~/.idris2/bin:$PATH just check-dashboard: exit 0, "142 tests measured, 12 PROVEN claims". Without idris2 on PATH, it fails only on the Idris rows.idris2 --typecheck src/abi/januskey-abi.ipkg(Idris 2 0.8.0): exit 0.Generated by Claude Code