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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe PR revises quest-label instructions and updates quest indexes across m0–m3. It adds and revises planning documents for audio trace recording, authentication, session and transport behavior, media handling, tooling, and validation. These documents describe proposed fixes, tests, and design decisions; the PR does not implement those proposals. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Correct the issue-label guidance and the three quest plans before their instructions are used. No runtime behavior changes in this PR, so the remaining merge risk is bounded. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The proposed TLS-only option could improve protection for operators who choose it, but this PR does not change listener behavior. Its default and enforcement still need to be settled and verified when implemented. Retained concerns Security review detailsTrust Boundaries and Controls
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| - A B-frame that lands before the reserve has grown to cover it can still | ||
| reorder output once. Say in a comment that the observed bound converges | ||
| after the first deep reorder, and that catalog `jitter` avoids even that. |
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When catalog jitter is absent and a B-frame exceeds every previously observed reorder depth, competing audio may already have been emitted before this frame arrives, so increasing the reserve cannot repair that output. The acknowledged one-time misorder recurs for every new maximum and directly contradicts the goal that two exporters produce identical interleaving; derive a safe bound, buffer until one is known, or refuse the unsupported input instead of accepting nondeterministic output.
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Fixed in the latest push. Without `jitter`, the reserve now comes from the reorder depth the bitstream declares (H.264 VUI, HEVC SPS), known before the first frame is emitted, so output is deterministic. The observed-growth fallback applies only to undeclared streams, and it logs each growth. Refusing export was ruled out by the maintainer.
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| scheme with a `-kixelated.N` pre-release, e.g. | ||
| `v0.11.0-kixelated.1+v0.32.2`, matching the Dart fork. The suffix sorts | ||
| after the base release and before any upstream patch release, and never |
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Under SemVer precedence, 0.11.0-kixelated.1+v0.32.2 is a prerelease and therefore sorts before 0.11.0; build metadata does not affect precedence. Any tooling choosing the newest compatible tag can consequently prefer the upstream base rather than this fork, contrary to the stated ordering. To place the fork after 0.11.0 but before 0.11.1, use a next-patch prerelease or explicitly validate and document a non-SemVer ordering mechanism.
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Fixed in the latest push. The claim that the suffix sorts after the base release is gone. The quest now says pins must name the exact tag, since SemVer puts a pre-release before its base.
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| - Derive the version matrix from what both sides accept (for example each | ||
| CLI's `--connect-version` choices), not a hand-kept list, so a new draft | ||
| joins the matrix and a dropped one leaves it without an edit. A version | ||
| only one side offers is skipped and logged, not failed. |
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If the checkout accidentally stops advertising a draft that the last release supports, intersecting the two advertised sets and merely logging one-sided versions makes this nightly pass without attempting any connection. That is exactly the compatibility regression the quest is intended to catch; versions supported by the published release should fail when the current side drops them unless they appear in the explicit acknowledgement mechanism described below.
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Fixed in the latest push, with the maintainer's decision recorded in the quest.
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| - Make `cancel()` `&&`-qualified, called as `std::move(future).cancel()`, | ||
| the way `then()` already consumes the future. A moved-from future is the | ||
| C++ idiom for "gone", so the misuse becomes unwritable in the common case | ||
| and a use-after-move lint catches the rest. |
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Rvalue qualification does not consume a C++ object: std::move(future).cancel(); future.get(); remains well-formed because std::move is only a cast, so the documented abort remains possible and the stated compile-fail goal cannot be met by this plan. A lint is also optional and cannot enforce the public contract; redesign the state/API or specify safe moved-from behavior and test this exact sequence.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L61-L61
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| - The first stream to see a wrap sets the growth; the others must adopt it | ||
| rather than grow again when their own first post-wrap frame arrives. The |
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When the first post-wrap stream has a later source PTS than another stream, it can choose a shift that clears the global edge for itself but leaves the later-arriving stream below its own edge. Reusing that shift causes a rewind, while growing it when the second stream arrives gives that stream a different offset from frames already emitted by the first, recreating the A/V drift this quest targets. The plan needs to determine the maximum before emitting the new generation, or otherwise prove one first-stream calculation covers every lane.
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…ollowups # Conflicts: # quest/m1/auth/request-token.md # quest/m1/auth/token-in-band.md # quest/m1/setup-token.md
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| - The race test shares one port only so both transports sit behind one URL. | ||
| Drive the race with each side on its own `:0` port as #4084 did, or have | ||
| the listener reserve both itself; no retry. #4084's follow-ups |
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Changing the two listeners to independent :0 ports only removes the bind collision, not the scheduling flake: with websocket.delay = 0, race_transport_connect returns whichever successful arm completes first, so WebSocket can legitimately win under load. The #4084 test is stable because it explicitly holds one arm until the other is refused; this quest should likewise specify deterministic ordering or a product policy that actually prefers QUIC, rather than preserving the real race and merely rebinding it. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Fixed in the latest push.
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| finishing the watch quest. The raw #3477 traces are gone, so record fresh | ||
| traces with the [audio quality | ||
| harness](/quest/m0/audio-quality-harness/README.md) instead of asking the | ||
| reporter; they replace the #3477 traces wherever the quests name them. |
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This new decision says the #3477 traces are gone, but the moved harness plan still says to upstream the released rt-audio-traces-2026-09-06 data, and browser.md explicitly requires trimming those unavailable traces into a fixture. Following the dependency therefore reaches an impossible deliverable; update the harness README and browser quest to record and consume the fresh traces described here. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| - When `jitter` is absent, derive the reserve from the stream rather than | ||
| refuse it. First choice is the reorder depth the bitstream declares (H.264 | ||
| VUI `max_num_reorder_frames`, HEVC `sps_max_num_reorder_pics`), known from | ||
| the first keyframe before any frame is emitted, so output stays |
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The revised plan still does not establish the claimed deterministic bound: max_num_reorder_frames and sps_max_num_reorder_pics count pictures, while export.rs stores dts_reserve as a 90 kHz time interval. For variable-frame-rate or repeated-picture input, the declared count provides no maximum PTS span, so a late B-frame can exceed the derived reserve before observed growth catches up and recreate the arrival-dependent ordering. Derive an enforceable time bound from fixed timing information or refuse streams that lack one. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| throws `future_error(no_state)`). The package is expected-style with no | ||
| exceptions, so after `cancel()` (and after `then()` or a move) `valid()` | ||
| returns false and `get()` returns an error value instead of aborting. |
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The revised runtime-error contract is still not representable in expected mode: generator.md says Future<T>::get() returns the same expected<T, E>, while this line's README explicitly notes that generic E has no cancellation or invalid-state variant and rejects wrapping it. With exceptions disabled, get() after cancellation or a move therefore has no no_state value it can return without fabricating a domain error, retaining the abort, or changing the public result type. Settle an explicit future-state error shape before making this the quest outcome. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| - [Generator](/quest/m1/cpp/generator.md) - the uniffi 0.32 C++ generator with futures and expected-style errors, pinned and generating `cpp/ffi` in CI | ||
| - [Package](/quest/m1/cpp/package.md) - the `cpp/moq` wrapper, CMake package, release tarball, interop client, and docs | ||
| - [Cancel](/quest/m1/cpp/cancel.md) - `Future::cancel()` is &&-qualified, so `get()` after `cancel()` no longer compiles |
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Fresh evidence in the final tree is this newly added parent entry, which still promises the exact &&-qualification and compile failure that cancel.md now explicitly rejects after the earlier review. Because the questline list is meant to state each child's outcome without requiring readers to open it, someone executing the line can still follow the superseded design; summarize the invalid-state/error contract instead. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| token kind, a bad MAC, and a token plus a different `jwt` (the same value | ||
| in both is one credential, admitted once); the CLI round trip. |
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For this CAT test, equal bytes do not make the inputs one credential: the SETUP token has CAT type 0x01, while ?jwt= is implicitly a JWT of type 0x00. The same-value exception in token-in-band.md applies only when the same out-of-band JWT was copied into SETUP and the URL; applying it here would make the server ignore one of two differently typed credentials based solely on byte equality. Require a CAT beside any jwt to be refused, and scope duplicate admission to type-0 SETUP tokens. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| - [Accept-side flags](/quest/m1/cli-given-flags.md) - dial-only and local verbs refuse every `--listen-*` flag instead of ignoring it | ||
| - [JS catalog path](/quest/m1/js-catalog-path.md) - `@moq/net` broadcast consumers expose their path and `Catalog.watch` rejects escaping references, like Rust | ||
| - [Full codec string](/quest/m1/publish-codec-string.md) - browser-published video carries the encoder's full RFC 6381 codec string, so native players decode it | ||
| - [TS export jitter](/quest/m1/ts-export-jitter.md) - the video reorder bound follows later catalogs and observed reordering, so a late B-frame never reorders TS output |
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Fresh evidence after the earlier jitter review is this parent entry's unconditional outcome: ts-export-jitter.md now explicitly retains a nondeterministic observed-growth fallback for variable-rate or undeclared streams, where the first B-frame at each new maximum can still reorder TS output. Saying a late B-frame “never” reorders output therefore promises more than the child quest delivers and misleads anyone dispatching work from this list; distinguish the deterministic declared-bound path from the acknowledged fallback. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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- Line 7: Update the post-PR labeling instructions in the plan-issues skill to
apply the quest label only to issues listed under Closes; leave issues listed
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In @quest/m0/plan-av-clock.md:
- Around line 49-50: Update the delay behavior description in the plan to state
that js/msf/src/catalog.ts preserves negative delay values during decode, rather
than folding them into absent; specify decode-time rejection only as the
required change if negative values must be invalid.
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- Line 22: Correct the proposed internal target return type in the
redirect-resolution alternative to Option<Url>, matching the existing target
method in connection.rs and its use of None for ignored, malformed, and
policy-refused URIs. If preserving refusal details is required, state that the
method’s internal contract must first change.
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- Around line 32-33: Update the CAT handshake test described around
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| Call /plan-quests for repository's open GitHub issues without the `quest` label. | ||
| Add the `quest` label to these issues after the PR merges. | ||
| Add the `quest` label to these issues once the PR is open, so another planner skips them. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Scope labeling to issues under Closes.
“these issues” refers to the unlabeled input set, which can include issues cited only under Related. Labeling a context-only issue makes later planning skip it. quest/AGENTS.md Lines 82–85 says Related issues get no label. Based on learnings, apply the label only to issues under Closes.
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instructions in the plan-issues skill to apply the quest label only to issues
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| catalog schema (`js/msf/src/catalog.ts`) accepts a negative `delay` and | ||
| folds it into absent; refuse it on decode instead. |
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Correct the delay behavior description.
js/msf/src/catalog.ts accepts negative delay values and preserves them during decode. It does not fold them into absent. State the current behavior accurately, then specify decode-time rejection if negative values must be invalid.
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In @quest/m0/plan-av-clock.md around lines 49 - 50, Update the delay behavior
description in the plan to state that js/msf/src/catalog.ts preserves negative
delay values during decode, rather than folding them into absent; specify
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| Recommendation: make it private. Nothing outside `moq-tokio` calls it (only | ||
| its own unit tests), and the repo keeps things private until a consumer | ||
| needs them. If a consumer turns up, the alternative is returning the same | ||
| `Result<Option<Url>>` as the internal `target`, so empty and refused stay |
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Correct the proposed return type.
Line 22 describes target as returning Result<Option<Url>>, but rs/moq-tokio/src/connection.rs defines it as returning Option<Url>. That method also maps ignored, malformed, and policy-refused URIs to None. Update the alternative to match Option<Url>, or state that the internal contract must change before it can preserve refusal details.
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In @quest/m1/redirect-resolve.md at line 22, Correct the proposed internal
target return type in the redirect-resolution alternative to Option<Url>,
matching the existing target method in connection.rs and its use of None for
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Restrict the CAT handshake test to drafts that support the SETUP option.
Line 32 requires the server to receive a CAT on every draft. Lines 27-29 require lite versions to reject CAT during initialization. Limit this test to option-capable drafts, and keep the lite rejection as a separate case.
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described around Handshake::token() to cover only drafts that support the SETUP
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Problem
The 237 non-release PRs merged since 2026-09-24 left loose ends with no owner: unanswered review findings, deferred follow-ups, and API calls agents made without the maintainer. Earlier sweeps (#4064, #4105, #4140) covered older waves, and #4304 covers the in-flight wave.
Approach
I audited every PR body and review thread, dropped anything a quest or later PR already covers, and put the rest to the maintainer one by one. Every decision below is theirs, and each is recorded in its quest's Plan.
New m1 quests, in severity order. The red nightly goes first; everything else sits after m1's current head.
drill-sensitivity[XS]: nightly is red because the mutation no longer applies after fix(moq-net): serve only the lite routes a request woke, and bound kio waiter lists #4216.kio-waiter-lost[XS] (perf(kio): keep a parked waiter that quiet lists still hold #4240),moqsink-keyframe-latch[XS] (feat(mux): forward importer discontinuities through publishers #4239),capture-reanchor[XS] (test(capture): drive native capture through clock edge cases in CI #4125),splice-edges[S] (fix(net): judge spliced staleness against the logical live edge #4103/fix(net): hold a parked track's warm cache until the upstream confirms it #4104),track-tail-hardening[M] (fix(net): deliver a Rust track's tail up to its declared end #4116/fix(net): deliver a track's tail up to its declared end #4086),session-death[S] (fix(net): end a track with its session's error when the session dies #4120),js-scoped-routes[S] (feat(net): scope origin announcement interest #4234),js-pattern-depth[XS] (fix(pattern): subtree of a max-depth path is the path itself #4284),play-decode-schedule[S] (fix(cli): keep delayed playback at the live edge #4241),moqsrc-stop[S] (fix(moq-gst): wait for the sink's reconnect loop to end on stop #4074).session-death: a local close ends tracks cleanly in both languages.test-flakes-2[S],unknown-session-logs[S] (fix(net): skip old groups without reporting them as lost #4208),merge-queue[S] (fix(ffi): name the binary config conversion so moq-ffi compiles #4157),wire-compat[M].wire-compatreplaces smoke#49's pinned legacy cell with a nightly run of this checkout against the last published release. It covers tokens, session wire, and catalog/container, but not bindings.cli-given-flags[XS] (feat(cli): addmoq lsto list what is live on a relay #4121),js-catalog-path[XS] (feat(hang): add typed catalog consumers and cap renditions #3935),publish-codec-string[S] (feat(video): decode VP8 and VP9 through libvpx #4095),ts-export-jitter[S] (fix(moq-mux): order TS export by media time, not arrival #4001),ts-import-shared-shift[S] (fix(moq-mux): every TS elementary stream re-anchors below the live edge #3997),pipewire-dup-cameras[XS] (feat(moq-video): capture cameras through PipeWire #4022),catalog-wall-clock[XS] (test(capture): drive native capture through clock edge cases in CI #4125).js-catalog-path: the path becomes public onBroadcast.Consumer.publish-codec-string: take the codec string from the encoder'sdecoderConfig.ts-export-jitter: use a measured reserve rather than refusing export withoutjitter.capture-control[S] (feat(video,audio,publish)!: matching capture Control handles, with a keyframe request #4184),video-surface[XS] (feat(ffi)!: decoded video frames own their surface #4094),hls-discontinuity-sequence[S] (feat(moq-hls)!: count cursor discontinuities #4068),redirect-resolve[XS] (feat(net): migrate the JS connection on GOAWAY; refuse bad redirects in Rust #4143).capture-control: rename toencode::Capture, makecut()fail loud, and cancel in-flight work on drop.video-surface: renamenativetosurface, and refuse it where no surface exists.hls-discontinuity-sequence: the discontinuity becomes an absolute sequence.rtmp-tls-only[XS] (feat(gateway): expose the loop and handler the gateway binaries run #3964, a mode that refuses plaintext),hls-linger[S] (feat(gateway): expose the loop and handler the gateway binaries run #3964),gateway-live-clock[S] (feat(cli): publish stdin imports on the broadcast clock #4122),iroh-lite-wip[XS] (fix(net)!: ship lite-07 as moq-lite-07-wip, off by default #4148),doc-samples-go-dart[S] (docs(bindings): compile every binding doc sample against its wrapper #4049).gateway-live-clock: the gateways opt intolive(), and the default is unchanged.Line children.
auth-ok-preflight(feat(net): exchange grants over the moq-transport MoQ Auth extension #4124),error-codes(feat(net): exchange grants over lite-06 AUTH streams #4062).cancel, where a cancelled or consumed future reportsvalid() == falselikestd::future, and reading it aborts with a named message.&&qualification can't prevent the misuse, and expected mode has no error value for it.cxx-standard(feat(cpp): the moq C++ package, release archives, interop client, and docs #4187).js-goaway-requests(feat(net): migrate the JS connection on GOAWAY; refuse bad redirects in Rust #4143).windows-cross-check(fix(moq-video): compile the MediaFoundation camera texture test #4036).preset-parity. Audio mirrors video, and audio and OBS both default to Balanced.named-codecs.Kind::Namedkeeps codec names and must land before quest(audio-codecs): Audio codecs #4081.enrollment-flake(test(archive): prove recording, replay, and retention end to end #4169).m2 and m3.
play-drain-tail(test(cli): run moq play's media tasks in CI against a recorder #4154).relay-io-uring-package, after the io_uring parity quests (fix(uring): halve the completion queue and lift the relay's memlock limit #4197).upstream-forks: uniffi-bindgen-cpp, uniffi-dart, and uniffi Python enum typing. Lowest priority.Amended quests.
token-in-band,request-token,cat/present, andcat/verify:?jwt=is admitted.Refusal::TwoTokens), sotoken-in-bandnow owns that change.auth/narrowing: the feat(net): reset revoked lite streams with UNAUTHORIZED #4179 revocation races.dropped-sources: revocations surface Unauthorized.plan-av-clock: the feat(moq-mux): catalog delay measures cross-rendition encoder lateness #4170 player gaps.ietf-max-age: the 2^53-1 sentinel.session-close: close() in the interop runner, posted only with approval.publish-lazy-file: open the picker before the lazy import.js-bundle-trims: a dist import smoke test.encode-audiotoolbox: theframe_duration_usdefault becomes 0 on dev.obs windows/macos: platform preset mapping.cpp/README: the confirmed feat(cpp): generate moq-ffi C++ bindings with a pinned uniffi-bindgen-cpp #4100 decisions. MSVC relies on the post-merge nightly.audio-jitter-target:mainwith a changelog note.watch.mdcan require it.Labels.
plan-issuesandquest/AGENTS.mdnow label issues when the planning PR opens, not when it merges (mirrors kixelated/quest#10).Accepted as is. The
origin::Source/peer()names (#3972), the stats deflate cost, the transcode caps probe, the pre-06 stale group, the NVENC destroy path, the counting-allocator copies, the Jetson segfault, and the demand soft spot. The last is moot, because a subscribe grant covers announce.Impact
quest/AGENTS.md.Related: #4305 fixes the stale docs, and #4306 is the archive flush JS bullet on the archive line.
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