refactor(ffi)!: the bindings mirror Rust's layers

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Questline: The bindings mirror Rust's layers.

Problem: BroadcastProducer/BroadcastConsumer in moq-ffi and every wrapper carry every layer's verbs (json, flate, media, codecs), so the bindings don't mirror Rust's crate layers.

Approach: Each child quest moves one group into its own per-language namespace (Python submodules, Go subpackages, Kotlin packages, Dart libraries, Swift caseless enums), constructed from the lower-layer handle it wraps. This PR lands the line on main with:

• refactor(ffi)!: JSON and flate tracks wrap a track, with a json namespace in every binding #4526 json/flate: data tracks wrap a track (MoqJson* / MoqFlate* constructors)
• refactor(ffi)!: root namespace matches moq-net (config records, consume, demand) #4697 net: MoqClientConfig / MoqServerConfig records, subscribe to consume, MoqError::Config
• feat(ffi): move catalog and media imports into media namespaces #4723 media: catalog, importers, and container consumers under media
• refactor(ffi)!: pass request origins to accept #4732 request accept: origins are accept(publish, consume) arguments
• The C++ port: feat(cpp): the moq C++ package over moq-ffi, and the OBS plugin on it #4079 landed cpp/moq, cpp/obs, and the C++ interop client on the old surface first, so this PR moves them onto the new one.

The remaining children PR straight to main as flat quests: Codecs, named error fields, Bindings (m0), group request demand, and the layers guide.

Impact (breaking in every binding; wire: none):

• moq-ffi: MoqClient::new(MoqClientConfig) / MoqServer::new(MoqServerConfig) replace the setters; MoqError::Config; accept(publish, consume); broadcast-level json, flate, and media verbs move to MoqJson*, MoqFlate*, and MoqMedia* constructors.
• Python and Go: duration fields are timedelta / time.Duration; Subscription.max_delay; a raw frame or datagram timestamp is optional on read (Go *time.Duration).
• Every wrapper gains json and media namespaces; Go All(ctx) and ConnectionStatus*; Kotlin and Dart announced(config).updates().
• C++ (unreleased): moq::ClientConfig / moq::ServerConfig, Request::accept(publish, consume), and flat moq::Media* types; the alias list follows the generated types. OBS builds its client from a ClientConfig, and a rejected advanced setting still refuses the start, now through moq-ffi's Config error.
• doc/setup/upgrade.md Unreleased lists the binding changes.

Decisions:

• ✅ Land the line now and PR the remaining children straight to main (maintainer, 2026-10-09). Questline branches are retiring, and every main merge meant hand-porting moq-ffi edits onto moved code. Rejected: keep collecting until Bindings and Codecs merge here.
• ✅ The bindings still break once per release: binding releases wait for Codecs, which ranks first in the line's Required (maintainer, 2026-10-09).
• ✅ The C++ port lands here (maintainer, 2026-10-09). feat(cpp): the moq C++ package over moq-ffi, and the OBS plugin on it #4079 merged first, so main's C++ would break without it. Rejected: land with C++ broken and port in a follow-up.
• ✅ Bindings (m0) no longer lands first; it builds on the reshaped wrappers.
• ✅ C++ stays a flat moq:: namespace with Media* names until unprefixed names lands, since just cpp check audits one alias per generated type.
• ✅ Go Frame.Timestamp / Datagram.Timestamp are *time.Duration, matching moq-ffi's optional timestamp_us.
• ✅ The 2026-09-23 "Setters are fallible" upgrade bullet stays, since it describes that release.

Review round (2026-10-09): fixed the wasm ALPNs (OpenAI), Python TrackInfo priority 127 (OpenAI), Python bare-string options (Grok, CodeRabbit), the Kotlin alias NOTE, the media.discontinuity() docs, the accept() samples, and the upgrade entries. Declined Grok 8 (the capture assertions can fail on a real regression); see the iteration comment.

Checks: just check (Rust, Python, Go, Dart, Kotlin; no Swift toolchain on Linux), just cpp check, just obs compile / ci / check, just rs wasm, just test interop --all including every cpp cell, and quest check pass locally. CI's Interop -> js timeout matches main's known publisher stall (#5088).

Alternatives: see the questline README.

Follow-ups: the five remaining children above; OBS client settings parity can now read defaults from the config record.

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Findings

1. Ready PR with zero changes, against its own plan (pull/4519)
   • gh pr diff / compare vs dev is empty (changedFiles: 0); the only commit is an empty claim (9753e6e24…).
   • PR body says it "stays a draft until they all merge," but isDraft is false and merge state is CLEAN. Sibling questline parents in this repo stay draft (e.g. feat(quic): own the QUIC stack #3975). A premature merge would land a no-op on dev while refactor(ffi)!: JSON and flate tracks wrap a track, with a json namespace in every binding #4526 still stacks on quest/m1/ffi-shape/README.
   • Fix: convert back to draft until the children (at least refactor(ffi)!: JSON and flate tracks wrap a track, with a json namespace in every binding #4526, then net/media/codecs) merge into this branch and the parent actually carries the break.

Assessment

Questline README shape (namespaces by role, construct-from-handle, UniFFI + per-language wrappers, moq-c/obs out of scope, README-owned docs/upgrade/interop tail) is coherent and matches the child quest files. No code to review yet — this PR is only the stack root. CI Check/Test pass (nothing to build). Head is 62 commits behind dev; rebase/update before the real merge.

Recommendation: ITERATE
Reviewed head: 9753e6e24ab1fb3a7fec21779343e5f2a7b43f88

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Back to draft: this questline parent has no changes yet and stays a draft until its children (starting with #4526) merge.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed commit: 12c3399

Two actionable regressions:

• [P2] Apply configured wasm versions before WebTransport negotiation (rs/moq-ffi/src/session.rs:473-475). The transport is already connected here; transport.rs:12-13 still offers every ALPN. A client pinned to moq-lite-03 can therefore negotiate moq-lite-06 with a relay supporting both, then fail moq-net's version check despite a common allowed version. Pass the configured protocols into both browser dial paths and add a restricted-version negotiation test.
• [P2] Preserve Python TrackInfo's default priority (py/moq-rs/moq/_records.py:106). This replaces the generated record's default 127 with 0. Merely setting max_age or timescale now silently demotes the track below other default-priority tracks. Restore 127 and test that default/partially configured TrackInfo retains the native priority.

Overall direction: the layer namespaces and config records are coherent, but this collection is explicitly unfinished. The existing scope/migration concern remains: quest/m1/ffi-shape/README.md:60-74 requires the layers guide, complete per-language migration mapping, epoch bindings, request acceptance and codecs. Finish those prerequisites or explicitly revise the landing scope; I have not duplicated the existing discussion as inline findings.

Verification: static inspection of the binding changes and relevant transport/default paths; no local test execution or exhaustive generated-Dart audit. Current-head Check, Test and Swift pass, but Interop fails on python → js and go → js timeouts (https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/actions/runs/37387878935/job/112025678269); that failure is not attributed to either finding above. GitHub also reports merge conflicts. Revalidate the completed, conflict-resolved line before landing.

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[P2] Restrict the browser's offered protocols before dialing

with_versions runs after WebTransport has negotiated a protocol. Both browser dial functions still use transport.rs's builder offering every moq_net::ALPNS entry. With versions = ["moq-lite-03"], a relay supporting both lite-03 and lite-06 may select lite-06; moq-net then rejects it with Error::Version, even though lite-03 would work. Thread the configured versions into both browser dial paths so transport negotiation and the MoQ allow-list agree, and cover this with a restricted-version test.

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Fixed in 2e13594: the wasm client keeps its versions as a moq_net::Versions (all of them when none are configured), offers exactly versions.alpns() to WebTransport, and hands the same set to moq_net::Client::with_versions, so transport negotiation and the moq-net allow-list agree. No restricted-version test: nothing in this repo runs a wasm test (just rs wasm only lints), and the ALPN mapping itself is Versions::alpns, already covered in moq-net.

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[P2] Keep the generated TrackInfo default priority of 127

The old public TrackInfo aliases MoqTrackInfo, whose UniFFI default is 127 (rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:19). The new dataclass sends 0 explicitly, so TrackInfo(max_age=...) or TrackInfo(timescale=...) silently changes publisher scheduling priority to the least urgent value. Restore 127 and add a default/partial-record conversion regression test.

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Fixed in 2e13594: TrackInfo.priority defaults to 127, and test_track_info_keeps_native_default_priority checks a default and two partially configured records against moq_ffi.MoqTrackInfo().priority.

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Grok re-review · ITERATE

Reviewed head eb08f99ee4c24512e8b8c7d841fc4bbe41a3bd91. The last Grok review was on 2edd2172. Leaving out the main merges, this push lands #4732 (request accept) into the line: MoqRequest::set_publish / set_consume are gone, origins are accept(publish, consume) arguments in Rust and every wrapper, and request-accept.md plus its Required entry are removed. The merged code matches what was reviewed on #4732 (MERGE). publish.as_ref().or(state.publish.as_ref()) keeps the null-inherits / supplied-replaces semantics, and the only remaining Task::configure() caller is cert_fingerprints, whose docs were updated to match. I found no leftover setter callers in the wrappers, docs, or examples on this head.

Earlier findings

• 1 (questline not finished): partly fixed. Request accept is done. Codecs is still Required, and no PR targets quest/m1/ffi-shape/README for it. encode_audio / encode_video are still broadcast verbs, and the media producers still carry name/used/unused. The PR body still says it "stays a draft until they all merge" while the PR is ready. This still needs either the codecs child or a plan and body rewrite that ships the break in two steps.
• 2 (upgrade page and layers guide): still open, and now one entry larger. doc/setup/upgrade.md Unreleased still covers only the json/flate data-track move. It needs entries for refactor(ffi)!: root namespace matches moq-net (config records, consume, demand) #4697 (new(MoqClientConfig) / new(MoqServerConfig), subscribe to consume including Python's consume= kwarg, MoqError::Config replacing Bind for a bad bind address), feat(ffi): move catalog and media imports into media namespaces #4723 (the media namespace moves), and now refactor(ffi)!: pass request origins to accept #4732 (set_publish / set_consume become accept(publish, consume), Go's Accept(ctx, nil, nil), and ErrBusy no longer firing for request setters). There's still no layers guide under doc/lib (it has only index.md and the per-language folders).
• 3 (media.discontinuity() doesn't exist): still open. doc/lib/go/index.md:90, doc/lib/kt/index.md:68, doc/lib/dart/index.md:142.
• 4 (stale Kotlin alias NOTE): still open. kt/moq/src/jvmAndAndroidMain/kotlin/dev/moq/Aliases.kt:159 vs media/Media.kt:70.
• 5 (Python Sequence[str] accepts a bare string): still open. py/moq-rs/moq/client.py:62/64/68 and 187/189/193.
• 6 (CI): still pending. Only Quest and the package checks have passed on this head. Check, Test, Interop, Swift, macOS, Windows, and Android are pending.

Carried over from #4732 (non-blocking, now on this line)

7. Samples spell out defaulted nulls. dart/moq/README.md:36, doc/lib/dart/index.md:81/123, doc/lib/py/index.md:126, doc/lib/kt/index.md:99, doc/lib/swift/index.md:103, py/moq-rs/README.md:101, Server.kt:82, and rs/moq-ffi/examples/server_smoke.py:39 write accept(publish=None, consume=None) even though every language except Go defaults both. Plain accept() plus one override example would read more naturally.
8. The capture assertions can't fail. rs/moq-ffi/src/test.rs:4693 (captured.upgrade().is_some()) holds because the Arcs move into the future when it is created, and :4783 (is_none()) is checked only after the accept task has finished and dropped its arguments. Reword the test claim or drop those two asserts.

Verdict: ITERATE. The request-accept code is sound. What's left before this reaches main is the codecs child (or a two-step plan) and the bindings upgrade entries, which now also need the accept change.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed commit: eb08f99 (request-accept delta from 12c3399).

No new actionable correctness findings in the 21-file request-accept delta. Moving origin selection into accept is a sound simplification: null inherits each configured side, explicit origins replace it, the closure owns its arguments while queued, and Task::drive interrupts both lock wait and handshake on cancellation. The five language surfaces and Dart ABI/checksum changes follow the new signature. The Rust tests cover independent overrides, shared origins, duplicate response and cancellation.

Earlier findings remain open on this head, rather than being new findings:

• Browser dialing still offers every ALPN before applying the configured version allow-list: #4519 (comment)
• Python TrackInfo still explicitly defaults priority to 0 rather than the generated record's 127: #4519 (comment)
• Request acceptance is complete, but the Required codecs work and promised per-language migration/layers documentation still need completion or an explicit landing-scope revision. The current follow-up discussion also records these: #4519 (comment)

Verification: static delta review plus origin resolution, Task lifetime/cancellation, browser negotiation and Python record context; no local test execution. Check, Swift, Android and Platform passed. Current-head Interop failed in Optional publisher retention: max_age_relay_javascript reports that the JS publisher did not become ready; the full matrix and subsequent stages were skipped (https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/actions/runs/37421735308/job/112132374079). Its cause is not established by this review. GitHub now reports mergeable=true, but that does not clear the open findings or validation gap.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @doc/lib/go/index.md:
- Line 90: Replace the namespace-style discontinuity references with the track
instance method: in doc/lib/go/index.md at lines 90-90, use
audio.Discontinuity(); in doc/lib/kt/index.md at lines 68-68, use
audio.discontinuity(); and in doc/lib/dart/index.md at lines 142-142, use the
relevant media.TrackProducer instance name, such as audio.discontinuity().

Review comments at @doc/setup/upgrade.md:
- Around line 30-39: Update the Unreleased upgrade notes alongside the
data-track change to cover the config-record, consume/accept, media-constructor,
MoqError::Config, and Go naming changes. Remove or revise the stale “Setters are
fallible” bullet so the notes reflect the current API.

Review comments at @py/moq-rs/moq/client.py:
- Around line 80-90: In py/moq-rs/moq/client.py, add a shared _strs(value, name)
helper that raises TypeError for bare strings, and use it when converting
versions, tls_roots, and tls_fingerprints so strings are not split into
characters. Apply the same helper in py/moq-rs/moq/server.py to versions,
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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed commit: 9ffd207 (three-document delta from eb08f99).

No new implementation defect in this planning update. Distinguishing broadcast-bound audio/video Producers from config-only Encoders in quest/m1/ffi-shape/codec.md:5–25 correctly preserves the Rust ownership split and avoids a second OBS-specific codec surface. The publish-timestamp dependency change is a sequencing clarification; it does not complete the still-Required codec child or migration/layers guide.

The earlier code findings remain unchanged, not new: rs/moq-ffi/src/transport.rs:11–13 still advertises every ALPN before the configured allow-list is applied, and py/moq-rs/moq/_records.py:106 still sets TrackInfo.priority to 0. Preserve their existing threads (#4519 (comment) and #4519 (comment)).

Direction remains coherent, but reconcile landing order with #4079 when integrating: this branch's quest/m1/ffi-shape/README.md:22–24 still says FFI shape precedes C++, whereas #4079 explicitly revises that order and assigns the C++/OBS port to this line. Do not lose that port obligation in conflict resolution.

Verification: static three-document comparison, prior-review follow-up and relevant code reads; no tests/builds run. No PR-triggered workflow runs returned for this head, and GitHub reports merge conflicts. Earlier-head CI is not current-head validation.

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Rebase note from the 2026-10-08 quest audit: main's quest/m2/flate.md already Requires /quest/m1/ffi-shape/README.md and json.md is gone, so drop that hunk. Also: #5063 records that quest/m1/ffi-runtime.md is moq-ffi only (the hand-written moq-c is untouched).

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Automated follow-up review of head 9ffd2077 (after eb08f99e)

This push writes the 2026-10-06 naming decision into the plan. The bindings mirror Rust: video.Producer/audio.Producer map to encode::Producer and take the broadcast and catalog, and the codec-only video.Encoder/audio.Encoder map to encode::Encoder and are owned by the Codecs quest instead of the OBS audio quest. publish-timestamp.md moves FFI shape from Required to Related, since both breaks land in the same merge.

I checked the claims. rs/moq-{video,audio}/src/encode/{producer,encoder}.rs exist on main, and the linked OBS adapter quests exist. main's audio-publish.md already says it drives audio.Encoder from Codecs ("decided 2026-10-06 on #4519"), so the two now agree.

Findings, minor:

1. The branch's copy of audio-publish.md is stale. At this head, quest/m1/obs-moq-video/audio-publish.md:9 still says the OBS quest exposes moq_audio::encode::Encoder itself, which is exactly the option codec.md now lists as rejected. main already has the fixed wording, so a main merge resolves it. Merge main (GitHub shows mergeability as unknown) so the branch doesn't carry the contradiction.
2. Only the Quest check ran on this head. That's fine for a quest-only push, but the PR title is refactor(ffi)!. If code is still to land on this branch, run Check and Test before merging.

Verdict: MERGE (head 9ffd2077), after a main merge.

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Iteration on 2e13594a1: merged main and answered the open review rounds (Grok re-reviews of 2edd2172 and eb08f99e, the follow-up of 9ffd2077, and the OpenAI reviews of 12c33992, eb08f99e, and 9ffd2077).

Merge

29 files conflicted. Main's moq-ffi edits landed on code this line had moved, so they were ported by hand onto media.rs and each wrapper: max_age_us to max_delay_us on subscriptions and decoder outputs, optional frame and datagram timestamps, the deleted Live announce event, enabled in place of stalled, and NotFetchable. The binding pages take main's trimmed layout (#5033), with this line's namespaces in the samples. Dart bindings are regenerated. As the audit note said, quest/m2/flate.md already matched main, so no hunk was needed. The branch's stale audio-publish.md (Grok follow-up 1) now matches main.

Findings

Fixed: wasm ALPNs (OpenAI), Python TrackInfo priority 127 (OpenAI), Python bare-string options (Grok 5), media.discontinuity() docs (Grok 3), the Kotlin alias NOTE (Grok 4), accept() samples (Grok 7), and the upgrade entries for #4697, #4723, and #4732 (Grok 2).

Declined:

• Grok 8 (the capture assertions can't fail). Both can fail on a plausible regression. The first fails if accept queues a Weak or otherwise stops owning its origin arguments before taking the lock. The second fails if a cancelled accept stashes the origins in request state. They are weak tests, but they are not tautologies.
• The layers guide (Grok 2, second half). It waits for Codecs. The guide maps net, media, json, flate, audio, and video, and audio and video have no namespace to map until then. It stays README-owned work.

Landing order with #4079 (OpenAI, 9ffd2077)

#4079's branch rewrites this README's ordering bullet: C++ lands first, and this line ports cpp/moq (including the moq:: aliases just cpp check audits), cpp/obs, and the C++ interop client. That bullet isn't on main yet, so it isn't in this merge. Whichever PR lands second owns the port. I didn't touch cpp/ here.

Land now, or keep collecting?

This is the maintainer's call. Here is where the line stands:

Child	State
json/flate #4526, net #4697, media #4723, request accept #4732	merged into this line
Bindings (m0)	not started; Required in turn waits on Restart #5087 (open)
Codecs	not started, no branch
README-owned: layers guide, MoqGroupRequest::demand()	not started

Recommendation: land now, once CI and a non-Grok review clear this head. The remaining children then PR straight to main, as #4039 and #4079 are doing. Reasons:

• Questline branches are retiring (quest/m1/quest-flat-lines.md), and this merge alone hit 29 conflicts. Every week the branch stays open costs another hand-port of main's moq-ffi edits.
• The README's goal, "one binding break per release", constrains what a release ships, not when the line lands. main is trunk, and releases are cut by hand, so the break still ships once if Codecs merges before the next cut. Bindings (m0) can adopt the new wrapper shape on main as easily as this line could adopt its rename.
• The risk is a release cut while Codecs is unfinished. The bindings would then break twice (namespaces now, codec moves later). Mitigation: keep Codecs at the top of m1, or hold binding releases until it merges.

Landing now also means updating the README Plan (its "Bindings lands first" and C++ ordering bullets) and quest-flat-lines.md, which records this PR as waiting on Bindings. I left both alone pending your decision. The alternative is to keep collecting, which matches the plan as written but keeps a long-lived branch against the flat-lines goal.

Checks: just check (Rust, Python, Go, Dart, Kotlin; Swift was skipped because Linux has no toolchain), just rs wasm, just test interop --all (every pair passes), and quest check all pass locally.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

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Follow-up review at c6d4476a

This replaces my 2026-09-30 note. That note said the PR was empty, and that's fixed: the branch now carries the merged child quests (#4526, #4697, #4723, #4732) plus a merge of main (+9.8k/−8.6k across 100 files). I focused on the Rust moq-ffi layer (session.rs, server.rs, json.rs, flate.rs, the adopt/take handoff) and only spot-checked the wrappers.

Blocking: none found.

Non-blocking

1. A track can be bound to the wrong broadcast's catalog (json.rs/flate.rs *Producer::new(broadcast, track, …)). track.adopt(|t| broadcast.with_state(|s| s.catalog.json_snapshot(t, …))) never checks that track was created by broadcast. If you pass a track from broadcast A with broadcast B, B's catalog advertises a track that B doesn't serve, while A serves it with no catalog entry. Either check ownership and return MoqError::Config, or derive the broadcast from the track so the extra argument goes away.
2. MoqServerConfig bind error drops the cause (server.rs ServerState::new): map_err(|_| …) loses the parse error, while the client path includes {err}. Minor, but keep the two consistent.
3. connect.tls.insecure = Some(tls.insecure) (session.rs) always overrides the moq_tokio default with Some(false). That's harmless today, but it differs from system_roots, which passes Option through. Consider making insecure an Option<bool> too.
4. The PR is ready, but its own checklist isn't done. Bindings (waiting on feat(net)!: restart announce consumers on a replaced broadcast, keep subscriptions sticky #5087), Codecs, and the README-owned items are still unchecked. Merging now ships a half-moved surface, since codec verbs and the media producers' name/used/unused still live on the broadcast. That breaks every binding twice. If that's intended, say so in doc/setup/upgrade.md.
5. CI is all pending at this SHA, including Swift, Android, and Go wrapper packaging, which this PR touches heavily.

Verdict: MERGE once CI is green (and once you've decided item 4 is acceptable).

This is an automated review, not the maintainer's decision
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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed commit: c6d4476 (cumulative changes since 9ffd207, separating main merges from the binding changes).

[P1] Complete the C++ port before landing the reshaped FFI. The latest merge brings #4079's consumers into this tree, but cpp/moq/include/moq/moq.hpp:59–75 still aliases removed types including MoqCatalogConsumer and MoqMediaProducer. CMake regenerates bindings from this branch, which now exports MoqMediaCatalogConsumer/MoqMediaTrackProducer instead, so the common C++ header cannot compile. Updating aliases alone is insufficient: probe.cpp:116–131, OBS settings:214–220, and C++ interop:91–92 still use zero-argument constructors/deleted setters; media callers likewise use removed broadcast methods. Port the aliases and all in-tree C++ consumers to the config records and layer constructors, then run just cpp check, OBS checks, and the C++ interop matrix. This is the previously identified port obligation becoming a concrete integration break on this head.

Earlier findings are fixed:

• Browser transport now advertises the configured versions' ALPNs before dialing and passes the same set to moq-net (transport.rs:13–35; session.rs:459–481).
• Python TrackInfo defaults to 127 (_records.py:127), with default/partial-record regression coverage (test_local.py:397–402). The bare-string validation and upgrade entries raised independently by Grok/CodeRabbit are also addressed.

Direction: the layer split and shared version configuration remain sound. Keep C++ thin over the new constructors rather than recreating the removed broadcast facade. Codecs, epoch bindings and the layers guide remain the acknowledged landing-scope decision; they are not additional new findings here.

Verification: static cumulative/delta review and consumer/API tracing; no local builds or tests run, and no exhaustive generated-binding audit. The browser fix has no end-to-end restricted-version test. Current-head Check, C++, OBS, Swift and Platform are queued; Interop is running. Earlier-head local/CI results do not validate the newly integrated C++ surface.

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Follow-up review at 82da707b

Re-review after the push. The earlier Grok review (2026-09-30) was on an empty claim commit; this head carries the whole line (~10k/+8.8k lines): #4526, #4697, #4723, #4732, the C++/OBS port, and the 2026-10-09 merge of main. Earlier finding "ready PR with zero changes" is resolved. The draft-vs-ready mismatch is moot now that the body describes it as landing on main. This review is scoped to rs/moq-ffi and the Go bridge; I skimmed the wrappers rather than reading them line by line.

Blocking

None found.

Non-blocking

1. A Requested target is consumed before init can fail (rs/moq-ffi/src/media.rs, MoqMediaTarget::resolve + MoqMediaTrackProducer::audio/video, MoqMediaTrackStreamProducer::video). request.take() runs first, then Track::audio(...)/video(...) can fail with Codec("init failed") (bad MoqAudioInit::data, for example). The request is gone at that point, so the caller can't retry or reject it, and the subscriber just sees it drop. Suggest validating the init (or building the importer) before taking the request, or putting it back on error.
2. JSON producers trust that track belongs to broadcast (json.rs, MoqJsonSnapshotProducer::new / MoqJsonStreamProducer::new). The doc says a mismatched pair makes the catalog advertise a track the broadcast doesn't carry, but nothing checks it. Two handles are passed side by side, so this is easy to get wrong in every binding. A cheap check (track name reserved on this broadcast) or a constructor that takes only the track and reaches its broadcast would close it.
3. Lock-poison panics across FFI. The new media producers use self.inner.lock().unwrap() / broadcast.state.lock().unwrap() on every call. If an importer panics inside decode once, every later call on that handle (and on the broadcast) panics too, instead of returning MoqError. This pattern existed before, but the line multiplies it. Mapping poison to MoqError::Closed would be safer.
4. Lock order to keep in mind. MoqTrackProducer::adopt holds the track lock while with_state takes the broadcast lock, and the media constructors take the broadcast lock and then the request's lock. That's fine today. Note it in AGENTS.md so a later broadcast-then-track path doesn't deadlock.
5. Go bridge.run looks right: it short-circuits a done ctx, uses a buffered channel, and has release for lost handles. One small gap: Seq treats a zero value as end-of-stream, so a Next that legitimately returns a zero non-pointer T would end iteration silently. Today the constraint says "pointer or interface", so this is only a comment-level caveat.
6. CI is still pending on this head (Android, Swift, C++ clang/MSVC, Interop, Quest, Check package/version). Given how much generated code changed (dart/moq_ffi/lib/src/moq.dart +3k/-2.8k), wait for green, Swift and Android especially.

Verdict: MERGE once CI is green. Nothing blocking. Items 1 and 2 are worth a small follow-up.

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(Written by Grok)

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed commit: 82da707 (substantive delta from c6d4476, excluding unrelated changes merged from main).

No new actionable correctness findings. The previous C++ integration P1 is addressed in the source:

• moq.hpp:69–76 uses the generated Media* types and adds the config/target aliases.
• The package probe, OBS code/tests, documentation samples and C++ interop client use config-record construction, explicit accept arguments and layer constructors. OBS preserves its publish origin and refuses invalid configuration before capture (moq-output.cpp:178–193).
• The invalid-settings test now reaches native constructor validation with an invalid bind address, retaining assertions for no capture, one failure signal and the diagnostic (moq-output-test.cpp:425–434).

Direction: the thin C++ aliases/direct constructors are preferable to restoring the deleted broadcast facade. The revised plan explicitly lands the remaining work as separate PRs and holds binding releases for Codecs; the previously raised scope decision is now recorded, not an additional defect. The earlier browser ALPN and Python priority fixes remain intact.

Verification: static delta review, caller/API tracing and test inspection; no local builds/tests run or exhaustive generated-binding audit. Author-reported local C++/OBS/full-interop passes were not independently executed. Current-head C++ and Android are running; Check, OBS, Interop, Swift and Platform remain pending/queued. Final integration validation is still outstanding.

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Landing 82da707bcf3db4ba7f71937d6dc50ac6eb1f623b through the merge queue.

Changes since the last iteration comment:

• Merged main twice. The second merge brought in feat(cpp): the moq C++ package over moq-ffi, and the OBS plugin on it #4079, so this PR ports cpp/moq (aliases, probe, doc samples), cpp/obs (settings, output, source, and tests), and the C++ interop client onto the reshaped moq-ffi. OBS now builds a moq::ClientConfig from its advanced settings. A value moq-ffi rejects still refuses the start, now through the Config error from Client::init.
• Quests: the line lands on main now. Binding releases wait for Codecs. Bindings builds on the reshaped wrappers. The README-owned work moved into flat quests: the layers guide, MoqGroupRequest::demand(), and named error fields.

Validation:

• CI: Check and Test pass on this head, and so do C++, OBS, Swift, Android, and Windows.
• Interop: python -> js, go -> js, and cpp -> js fail. That is the same -> js publisher stall main shows (feat(net): bound the publish serve loops with a per-loop budget #5088). Every other cell passes, including all the other cpp cells.
• Locally: just check, just cpp check, just obs ci/check, just test interop --all (every cell, including cpp), and quest check all pass.

Review: the OpenAI review of 82da707b has no findings. Grok's follow-up says MERGE once CI is green, and lists non-blocking items:

• 1, a Requested target is consumed before init can fail; and 2, JSON producers don't check that track belongs to broadcast. Both are real. I'm leaving them for follow-up PRs to main rather than resetting review and CI on this head.
• 3, lock-poison panics: this pattern predates the line. A crate-wide mapping of poison to Closed belongs in its own change.
• 4, the lock-order note: noted. I didn't edit AGENTS.md without being asked.
• 5, the Go Seq zero-value caveat: it is covered by the pointer-or-interface constraint, as the review says.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)