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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe migration API now accepts a custody policy. The CLI selects that policy based on whether the destination is the configured orchestrator or an explicit wallet. Orchestrator cutovers retain the existing custody record, while wallet rotations record the destination. Tests and documentation cover cutover inventory changes, rollback, and receipt rediscovery. Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The rollback runbook can halt at a confirm-custody step that returns InventoryEmpty and can leave soak-minted receipts at the orchestrator. A lagging balance read can also cause a returned receipt to be skipped during rediscovery. Update the rollback guidance and ensure skipped discoveries are retried before relying on this recovery flow. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Claude Opus 5.5 (Codex 1)
This PR splits move-receipts into two custody behaviors. A wallet rotation (--to <ADDRESS>) still records CustodyMigrated, so balance reads follow the receipts. The orchestrator cutover (--to-configured-orchestrator) now records nothing: the bot wallet stays the recorded holder, the next startup reads zero there and drains the moved receipts from inventory, and a rollback relies on the backfiller to rediscover receipts that withdrawReceipt returns, with no confirm-custody step. The code change is small and the SPEC, unit tests and Anvil tests match it.
The main gap is operator guidance. docs/runbooks/orchestrator-onboarding.md and the ConfirmCustody CLI help still describe the old flow. The cutover and rollback steps in the runbook now fail or check for things that can no longer happen, and the rollback step does not return receipts minted by the orchestrator during the soak. That runbook is the production procedure, so it should change in this PR. The other comments are edge cases: --to can still name a contract, stores cut over under the old code, receipt metadata lost on rediscovery, and a signer rotation between cutover and rollback.
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Claude Opus 5.5 (Codex 1)
This PR splits move-receipts into two custody outcomes. A wallet rotation (--to <ADDRESS>) still records CustodyMigrated, so custody follows the receipts. An orchestrator cutover (--to-configured-orchestrator) now records nothing: custody stays at the bot wallet, the next startup reads zero there and removes the moved receipts from inventory, and a rollback through withdrawReceipt is picked up by the inbound-transfer backfill without confirm-custody. The engine also cross-checks the flag against the proven recipient kind.
I traced the paths end to end and the change does what it claims. The cutover depletes through the normal holder match, and it is not refused or skipped. During the soak the inventory stays empty. The rollback rediscovers the depleted keys at their live balances. An interrupted chunked cutover resumes correctly. The earlier threads are fixed or documented at this head, and the runbook part lives in #423. What remains is small. One CLI message is wrong on legacy stores, one test assertion cannot fail, and the store forgets where the cutover sent the receipts. None of these blocks the merge.
Panel note: the grok, composer and flash lanes could not authenticate on this run, so the review rests on the opus and sol lanes. That still meets quorum.
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This PR changes the orchestrator cutover in issuer move-receipts. --to-configured-orchestrator no longer records a custody change. Custody stays recorded at the bot wallet, which then holds zero, so the next startup removes the moved receipts from inventory. A rollback through withdrawReceipt sends the receipts back as plain ERC-1155 transfers, and the backfill finds them again. A wallet rotation (--to <ADDRESS>) still records CustodyMigrated. Each destination flag now checks the kind of recipient before the confirmation prompt (--to refuses a contract, the cutover refuses an EOA). A store that an earlier release cut over is refused with CutoverCustodyAtDestination.
Overall read: the PR does what it says. I traced the cutover, the startup depletion, the rollback rediscovery, interrupted and chunked moves, and the rotation path, and found no new defect. Since the last review, the only change is a SPEC paragraph. It documents the backfill zero-balance and checkpoint race that was raised earlier, and it adds a check after the restart that every returned id is tracked. That text matches process_discovery and confirm_custody_holder. All 16 earlier threads are resolved, and the code at this head still has those fixes.
I also looked at the restart after orchestrator mode in the Anvil test, where the assertion looked weak. I dropped it: CodeRabbit already raised the same point and that thread is resolved. Also, initialize_rocket awaits run_startup_recovery, so the backfill finishes before start_service returns.
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The only change since 77d9905 is the SPEC paragraph on the rollback's bot-side check. It matches the code: the backfill reads balanceOf(bot_wallet) at the latest block after fetching logs to an earlier head and advances the checkpoint past a zero-balance skip, and confirm-custody verifies every tracked balance at the bot wallet, prints the confirmed count, and refuses a vault with no tracked receipts, so comparing that count with the ids returned catches a receipt the backfill skipped.
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Looks good to me — the custody split, the kind cross-check and the pre-prompt route check all hold up, and the Anvil leg now proves the drain and the rollback end to end. One low-severity point inline about the remedy the legacy-store refusal names.
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This PR changes how issuer move-receipts records custody. The orchestrator cutover (--to-configured-orchestrator) no longer records a custody change: custody stays at the bot wallet, so the next start reads zero there and removes the moved receipts from inventory. A rollback through withdrawReceipt is then picked up by the backfill with no confirm-custody step. A wallet rotation (--to) still records CustodyMigrated. Each flag checks the recipient kind, and the kind, empty-inventory and recorded-route refusals all run before the operator prompt.
Since my last full review (at 41c0726), the only change is a rebase onto the new base. The one conflict was in run_move_receipts, which now uses the shared rpc_endpoint helper (explicit --rpc-url, otherwise derived from the network config). The resolution keeps the chain-id guard, the RPC resolution, and every pre-prompt check in the same order before confirm, and the engine still re-checks after the prompt.
All seven panel lanes found nothing new. Every earlier thread is resolved, and the code still matches those resolutions. No findings.
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Orchestrator cutover now leaves custody recorded at the bot wallet instead of moving it to the orchestrator address. The next service startup reads zero at the bot wallet for moved receipts and removes them from inventory—the correct outcome, since the orchestrator owns them. Rollback via
EMERGENCY_ROLEwithdrawReceiptis rediscovered by the backfiller without aconfirm-custodystep. A wallet rotation still recordsCustodyMigratedand custody follows the receipts.Closes RAI-2727.
Contributes to RAI-2601
Contributes to RAI-1215
Live effect: Cutover and rollback procedures change; custody records for new cutovers differ from those created by earlier releases · Risk: medium (stored data, production runbook dependency, coordination with #423) · Ships: on merge · Blocks: #427, #421, #423, #424
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CustodyMigrated. The orchestrator owns cutover receipts, so custody stays at the bot wallet (which holds zero). Rotation receipts still belong to the bot at a new address, so custody follows them.--torefuses a contract;--to-configured-orchestratorrefuses an EOA. Prevents recording custody at an address the bot never signs from.Risks
CutoverCustodyAtDestinationinstead of reporting success. The store is already in the correct state; the operator sees an error for a no-op. Low impact—operators re-run after code changes, not during normal operation.confirm-custodyis needed (rotation rollback only, not cutover rollback). #423 updates the runbook to match. Merging in the wrong order leaves operators with mismatched code and docs for one deploy.Proof
confirm-custody.Rollout
docs/runbooks/orchestrator-onboarding.mdrollback steps match the code's custody behavior (noconfirm-custodyafter cutover rollback).CustodyMigratedevent. Signal:issuer move-receipts --to-configured-orchestratorlogs "custody stays recorded at the holder" at INFO; database query showscustody_holders.holderunchanged.withdrawReceiptreturns receipts, restart rediscovers them. Signal: service starts cleanly,tracked_receipt_countmatches returned balances, noCustodyDisplacederrors.Need help on this PR? Tag
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