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The runbook is well-researched and most of its claims check out against the source: the routes, the 1-hour STUCK_THRESHOLD, the release-tag regex, the burn-pointer semantics, and the close/nonce behavior are all accurate, and the config addition is inert (nothing resolves to orchestrator mode while default_vault_mode = vault_direct with no per-asset override, and the updated deploy_config_files_parse_and_stay_dark still pins that). The findings are in the newly added escalation, rollback, and multi-chain-scope sections, where several procedures name the wrong state, the wrong failure direction, or a step that does not exist. Details inline.
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This PR lists the orchestrator address for all five networks in the prod and staging configs (inert until an asset flips), updates the config test to match, and expands the orchestrator onboarding runbook for the RKLB pilot: release tag checks, per-chain scope, zero-supply chains, receipt moves, the burn pointer, rollback and stuck-mint escalation.
This is a second full review of the head that was reviewed earlier today. The config change is safe. Both files parse with the existing strict schema, every asset stays vault-direct, and the test pins all five networks to one address. The runbook still holds up end to end against the code. The three minor points from the last review came up again (the merge-to-main gate, preparing the cutover checkout before step 9, and the undefined $INTERNAL_API_KEY). Their threads are resolved, so they are not raised again. The only exception is that the key variable is mentioned next to a new point about the same setup block. Three new minor points remain. The issuer host has no jq, so every on-host gate exits 127. Step 5 now runs approve-orchestrator on every chain beside the live service, with no wallet lock. Step 9 still sanity-checks against receipt_inventory_view, which the rollback section itself calls unusable. None of them blocks the pilot, because each one fails closed or needs an unlikely timing.
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This PR gets the issuance service ready to move tokenized-asset receipts from the bot wallet to the ST0xOrchestrator, one asset at a time, on every chain the asset is listed on. It pins the same orchestrator address for all five networks in the prod and staging configs, adds a commented-out RKLB switch to prod, and updates the config test so it checks all five addresses while the rollout stays dark. Most of the change is the onboarding runbook: how to find the chain set, release tag hygiene, per-chain snapshot, move, verify, flip and rollback, and what to do with a stuck mint or a receipt shortfall. It also reorders the rollback in SPEC.md and adds a "deploy the system profile first" note to the deploy-hold runbook.
Nothing changes in production on merge: the default stays vault-direct, no asset has an override, and the address entries are read only once an asset switches mode. The review panel checked the runbook's commands, routes, refusal names, log lines and deploy steps against the code at this head and found nothing new that blocks. The 72 earlier threads are all resolved, and their fixes are present. Two minor gaps remain: the receipt scans start at id 1 while the vault accepts a redeposit at id 0, and the EMERGENCY_ROLE holder is recorded once, although rollback now runs on each chain's own orchestrator deployment.
The panel also raised the ISSUER_BASE_URL port again (8001 needs behindProxy, which this branch's os.nix does not set). This was not reposted: thread 4169343159 already settled it, because main sets behindProxy for prod and the stack is rebased onto main before it merges.
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This PR prepares the issuance service to move tokenized-asset receipts from the bot wallet to the ST0xOrchestrator, one asset at a time, on every chain the asset is listed on. It pins the same orchestrator address for all five networks in the prod and staging configs, adds a commented-out RKLB switch, keeps the config test dark, and expands the onboarding runbook: host shell setup, chain-set derivation, zero-supply chains, per-chain snapshot, move, verify, flip, soak, rollback, and stuck-mint and shortfall escalation.
Nothing changes in production on merge: the default stays vault-direct and no asset has an override. This round reviewed the delta since the last approved head (the new host shell block, the EMERGENCY_ROLE per-chain check, the counted receipt scans with the totalSupply emptiness rule, the confirm-custody quiescence probe for the no-move case, and the shortfall wording) against the code at this head. All 74 earlier threads are resolved, and their fixes hold. Nothing blocks. Four small gaps remain: the host shell can capture a pre-step-1 CONFIG, an untracked bot-wallet receipt is found only after receipts have moved, the soak-window recovery forgets vault-direct mints, and SPEC still gives EMERGENCY_ROLE a move-in power that the runbook now correctly denies.
One reviewer raised a should-fix that rollback step 6 runs confirm-custody after the hold is released. Two independent checks showed that the step re-arms the hold and stops the service first, so it was dropped.
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This PR prepares the issuance service to move tokenized-asset receipts from the bot wallet to the ST0xOrchestrator, one asset at a time, on every chain the asset is listed on. It pins the same orchestrator address for all five networks in the prod and staging configs, keeps the config test dark, and expands the onboarding runbook (host shell, chain-set derivation, zero-supply chains, snapshot, move, verify, flip, soak, rollback, and stuck-mint and shortfall escalation). Nothing changes in production on merge: the default stays vault-direct and no asset has an override.
This round reviewed the delta since the last reviewed head: the host shell now opens after the step-1 deploy and re-reads CONFIG, step 10 adds a dry-run count check on every chain before anything moves, the soak-window recovery now covers vault-direct mints and checks the bot wallet before unfreeze, rollback step 6 handles a higher count, and SPEC now matches the contract's EMERGENCY_ROLE functions. All four fixes hold against the code (run_move_receipts shows the tracked count and aborts on no, and the pinned ST0xOrchestrator.sol gates only setBurnIndex, withdrawReceipt, sweepERC1155 and withdrawShares on that role). All 78 earlier threads are resolved. Nothing blocks. Two small points remain on the new text: the soak-window bot-wallet check can pass before an escalated vault-direct mint deposits its receipt, and it gives no action on failure; the step-10 count check should name the bot-wallet loop, not the step-9 snapshot as a whole.
Out of scope, for later: src/redemption/event.rs:26 and src/redemption/burn_manager.rs:3014 still describe shortfall recovery as an EMERGENCY_ROLE action, which the SPEC now correctly denies.
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This PR lists the same orchestrator address for all five networks in the prod and staging configs. Nothing reads them yet, because no asset is in orchestrator mode, and the config test now pins all five. It also expands the orchestrator onboarding runbook to cover the multi-chain cutover scope, release-tag hygiene, burn pointer semantics, per-chain rollback and stuck-mint escalation, and lines up SPEC and the deploy-hold runbook with it.
Overall read: after about 80 review rounds, the runbook's claims about routes, CLI flags, refusal variants, state names and backfill behaviour match the code at this head, and I found no step that puts funds at risk. The only open thread (bot-wallet check before unfreeze) is fixed at this head: step 13 now waits for every escalated mint to finish and says what to do when the loop lists ids. What is left is small drift: rollback step 3 has no path for an AllowanceInsufficient burn failure, the config.prod.toml switch comment still describes the old flip timing, the dark-test instructions assume RKLB is the only flipped asset, and one SPEC bullet names the wrong stuck state. None of these blocks the merge.
Panel note: flash 3.7 was logged out. Its specialist lanes ran on composer 2.5, and its general lane was dropped because composer 2.5 already ran the same general prompt.
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This PR lists the orchestrator address for all five networks in the prod and staging configs, which stay inert because no asset resolves to orchestrator mode yet. It also greatly expands the orchestrator onboarding runbook for the multi-chain RKLB cutover. Since the last approved head, the branch was rebased onto a base that moved a lot (chain RPC URLs derived from one Alchemy key, Turnkey through Cloud KMS, custody and burn-race fixes). The PR's own change in that rebase is small: it drops --rpc-url from the two confirm-custody commands, which the new CLI resolves on its own.
I checked the runbook, config comments and config test against the new base. The configs parse under the new schema, the dark test still holds, and the confirm-custody change is correct. One minor gap: the raw cast reads still assume an RPC URL variable per chain, which a host on the new Alchemy-only setup does not have. They fail closed, so this does not block the merge. All 85 earlier threads are resolved, and none needed to be reopened.
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This PR pins the orchestrator address for all five networks in the prod and staging configs, and keeps them inert: the default stays vault-direct, no asset overrides it, and the updated deploy_config_files_parse_and_stay_dark test checks all of that. Most of the diff expands docs/runbooks/orchestrator-onboarding.md for a multi-chain cutover. It covers the chain set derived from the service, release-tag hygiene, burn-pointer semantics, the per-chain rollback, and stuck-mint escalation. It also aligns SPEC.md and deploy-hold.md.
The panel checked the runbook's claims against the source: routes and JSON fields, CLI flags, move-receipts and confirm-custody refusal behavior, the nginx allowlist and proxied port, auth, the Alchemy hosts, and the orchestrator's emergency functions. They hold at this head, and the earlier review threads are addressed or were closed by decision. No blocking issue was found. One nit remains: the receipt-scan script appears twice, once for each holder.
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Lists orchestrator addresses for all five networks in prod and staging configs (stays inert: no asset resolves to orchestrator mode yet), and expands the onboarding runbook to cover multi-chain cutover scope, release tag hygiene, burn pointer semantics, per-chain rollback, and stuck-mint escalation.
Closes RAI-2643
Contributes to RAI-2601
Contributes to RAI-1215
Live effect: none · Risk: low (documentation, inert config validated by tests) · Ships: on merge
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vault_modeis keyed by symbol, so the first asset flip demands an orchestrator address for every running chain. Missing entry = startup refusal, not silent fallback.0.3.0literal: that tag exists from June 2026 and points elsewhere.Proof
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