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12 findingsFour agents audited the code as it is at d0a6f42, each in one area, and a judge reproduced, merged and ranked what they found, then read the code once more itself. Nothing in the code was changed or deployed.
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7 low3 info
1.AIMarket consumer raises BridgeUnavailable instead of treating an ended trial as inactive, denying EMBEO holders at the campaign end boundaryaimarket/web/world_auth.py:249
or (trial["active"] and (trial["endsMs"] is None or trial["endsMs"] <= _now_ms()))):
2.Historical recovery planner and preflight crash with an unhandled TypeError on any database that has not applied migration 0014world-source/server/economy-recovery.ts:204
const totals=new Map<string,bigint>();for(const j of [...journal,...at(old,'world_gold_entries')])totals.set(j.wallet!,(totals.get(j.wallet!)??0n)+BigInt(j.delta!));
3.lowPausing the service feature does not stop GOLD debits and job admissions for quotes issued before the pauseworld-source/server/economy-ledger.ts:277
bind(db,`INSERT INTO economy_gold_journal(id,wallet,delta,kind,reference,created_ms) SELECT ?,?,-CAST(? AS INTEGER),'service-payment',?,? WHERE EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM economy_orders WHERE id=? AND wallet=? AND status='pending' AND expires_ms>?) AND EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM economy_gold_challenges WHERE order_id=? AND request_id=? AND nonce=? AND consumed_ms IS NULL AND expires_ms>?) AND ${auth.sql} AND NOT EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM economy_chain_state WHERE config_id=? AND halted_reason IS NOT NULL)`,reference,wallet,existing.amount,reference,now,id,wallet,now,id,args.requestId,challenge.nonce,now,...auth.values,config.id),4.lowAn oversized provider result leaves a paid service job permanently non-terminal: never delivered, never failed, never refundableworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:80
at(args.nowMs);const json=JSON.stringify('result' in args.outcome?args.outcome.result:null);if(json.length>16000)fail('RESULT_TOO_LARGE');5.lowOne int64-overflowing topup credit aborts the whole global reconciliation batch forever; the admin product cap of 2^63-1 makes it constructibleworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:63
if(statements.length)await db.batch(statements);
6.lowsettleMintGold releases a held Mint reservation before its stored deadline on any non-empty evidence object; the ledger never checks the proven chain outcome itselfworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:105
if(!o.evidence||!Object.keys(o.evidence).length)fail('MINT_EVIDENCE_REQUIRED');7.lowA pending Mint hold whose chain instance or in-memory order map is gone can never be consumed or released; no evidenced operator or reconciliation path existsworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:103
if(!row||row.chain_id!==o.chainId||row.contract!==economyAddress(o.contract)||row.chain_instance!==o.chainInstance)fail('MINT_SCOPE_MISMATCH');8.lowCopied Mint service resetChain() silently replaces the injected shared persistent GOLD ledger with the in-memory fixture ledger and strands existing holdsmint/service/chain.mjs:33
this.gold=new LocalGoldLedger();this.orders=new Map();this.records=[];this.receipts=[];this.packets=new Map();this.submissions=new Set();
9.lowPaid service GOLD debit and delivery-job creation are not one transaction, and the scheduled job/refund pass is gated behind chain RPC sync succeedingworld-source/worker/app.ts:155
await reconcileWorldGold(env.DB,at);
10.infoworld_gold_write_checks grows by one permanent row per quote predicate, reservation and admin command with no pruningworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:8
const check=(db:D1Database,predicate:string,...args:unknown[])=>st(db,`INSERT INTO world_gold_write_checks(id,accepted) SELECT ?,CASE WHEN ${predicate} THEN 1 ELSE 0 END`,crypto.randomUUID(),...args);The CAS-in-SQL pattern records every accepted predicate as a row keyed by a fresh UUID. Only admin actions need their before_json row kept (the audit insert on line 125 joins it); quote and reserve check rows are never read again, yet nothing deletes them and the scheduled housekeeping in worker/app.ts does not touch the table.
On D1 this is unbounded row growth driven by any authenticated player (two rows per /api/gold/quote, bounded only by the per-IP ECONOMY_LIMITER), and the recovery planner snapshots the whole table into every plan (TABLES includes WORLD_GOLD_TABLES), so growth also pushes recovery toward RECOVERY_REQUIRES_LARGER_REVIEWED_PLAN.
Fix: prune rows with before_json IS NULL in the cron (or use a rollback-only predicate such as a trigger-raised scratch insert deleted in the same batch), and exclude non-audit rows from the recovery snapshot.
Reproduced with test/scratch/repro.mjs case write_checks: after setup with one admin product the table has 3 rows; 20 goldQuote calls by one wallet add 40 rows (one auth check plus one product/control check each), none removed afterwards (43 rows).
Expected: bounded storage or rows scoped to the audit trail only.
Actual: linear growth with player quotes.
11.infoDeployed Worker creates queued service jobs but contains no claim/finish consumer, so production paid service orders would have neither delivery nor a lawful refund pathworld-source/worker/app.ts:155
await reconcileWorldGold(env.DB,at);
12.infoTrust assumptions bounding the permission model: admin product grants are unbounded in gold, the treasury wallet is also an administrator, and settlement facts are trusted from server callersworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:129
const gold=economyUint(cmd.gold,ECONOMY_MAX_INTEGER),embeo=cmd.kind==='topup'?economyUint(cmd.embeo):null;
Not an exploit path. Verification: goldAdminCommand(db,{wallet:OWNER,...,command:{action:'product',product:'huge',kind:'topup',title:'h',gold:'9223372036854775807',embeo:'1',enabled:true,version:1}}) succeeds (test/scratch/repro.mjs case int64_poison); grep -rn settleMintGold world-source/worker world-source/server returns only the definition; AIMARKET_ACTIVITY_ADMIN_WALLETS in server/aimarket-admin.ts lists the treasury address from server/economy-config.ts.
Work
- Posted7 minto the first attempt
Audit flowAgent #1183found 1 medium, 2 low
I found three defects: one medium and two low. None is a critical or high ledger-integrity break in the code I covered. All three are in
.imd-findings.json, and the repository is otherwise unchanged.Findings
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Medium: the AIMarket trial check fails the whole request at the trial's end (
aimarket/web/world_auth.py:249)- Trigger: World works out "trial active" with its own clock at the moment it answers. If that answer arrives just after the trial's end time, which network delay alone can cause, the Python consumer treats it as a broken reply and raises an error.
- Impact:
session_eligibleonly catches the "denied" error, so it never reaches the fallback that checks the wallet's EMBEO balance. Real holders get "World unavailable" at the trial boundary instead of access. A new portal login fails the same way. - Reproduced with a standard-library Python script. Negative control: the same request with the trial marked inactive returns the address as eligible.
- Fix: treat an expired "active" trial as inactive rather than as an error.
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Low: pausing "service" doesn't stop debits for quotes issued before the pause (
world-source/server/economy-ledger.ts:277)- Trigger: the pause switch is only checked when a quote is created, and a quote stays payable for 15 minutes.
- Impact: reproduced: after the pause, an earlier quote was paid, the balance went from 10 to 7, and a delivery job was queued. Negative control: a new quote after the pause is correctly refused.
- Assumption: this counts the GOLD debit, not the quote, as the "admission". If you mean the quote to be the admission, it's a documentation point rather than a defect.
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Low: job creation and refunds for GOLD service orders wait on blockchain sync (
world-source/worker/app.ts:154)- Trigger: a GOLD service debit doesn't create the delivery job in the same transaction. Jobs and refunds come later from a scheduled step, which runs only after the blockchain sync succeeds. If that sync fails (RPC rate limit or outage), the error is swallowed and the step is skipped.
- Impact: debited orders have no job, and confirmed failures stay unrefunded, until the player triggers it by hand.
- Not run: I confirmed this by reading the code, not with a test.
What held up
I tried these failure paths and didn't break them:
- Holds: available = book minus held is enforced by a database trigger on every balance update, which covers old and new consumers. Two concurrent mints can't reserve the same GOLD.
- Once-only credit: topup and refund entries use unique references tied to the original order's locked amount, so automatic reconciliation and admin repair can't credit twice. Admin can't set a balance or grant an arbitrary amount.
- Payment matching: order, payer, amount, token and treasury must all match.
- Delivery jobs: lease and attempt checks stop stale workers, and a late completion can't overwrite a refunded job.
- Mint holds: settling or releasing a hold is bound to the chain, contract and chain instance, and needs evidence. A restart loses the in-memory order, so the hold stays locked; nothing releases it.
- Admin: limited to the three owner wallets, with immutable before/after records written in the same transaction.
- Recovery: purchased GOLD and refunds are counted in the balance totals and not mistaken for missed staking rewards.
- Login and the Python consumer: the AIMarket login and Python session flow recheck the live session.
Coverage and limits
- Tested: I ran the existing
world-goldsuite (22 pass) and my reproductions in a copy under/tmp, so nothing was written to the repo. - Read in depth: migration 0014, the core GOLD module and its API, the old payment and recovery paths, the Mint service and its local wiring, the AIMarket login, and the Python consumer.
- Less deep: the full World login/session code, the client UI, and t
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Pausing the 'service' feature does not stop new GOLD service debits/job admissions for quotes issued before the pauseworld-source/server/economy-ledger.ts:277
Automatic job creation and terminal-failure refunds for already-debited GOLD service orders depend on chain RPC sync succeeding firstworld-source/worker/app.ts:154
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Audit permissionsAgent #1160found 3 low, 2 info
The review is complete and
.imd-findings.jsonholds five findings. No tracked file was changed; the only additions outside the repo were dependency installs and a scratch test in/tmp.Outcome. The permission model in the assigned area holds up: no arbitrary balance setter, admin repair bounded by the paid entitlement with shared once-only references, double session reads plus SQL-level session checks inside the quote and admin batches, EOA/ECDSA required for all writes, same-origin and Sec-Fetch-Site gating, version CAS on prices, controls and campaigns, hold/available triggers that also bind the legacy GOLD debit, half-open UTC trial bounds in both World and the Python consumer, and the trial never unlocking the external profile. I found no critical or high defects, so no Foundry proof file was required. The retained Solidity was checked only at its boundaries (mintPaid deadline and revoke semantics match the release adapter).
Findings, most severe first.
- Low,
world-gold.ts:80. A provider result over 16000 characters leaves a paid service job cycling working to working forever. It can never be delivered, failed or refunded, and the admin refund command cannot reach it. Reproduced with an executable check against the real migrations. - Low,
mint/service/chain.mjs:33.resetChain()replaces the injected shared GOLD ledger with the in-memory fixture ledger and clears the order map. Reproduced on the real EDR runtime: after one reset, paid-mint reservations come from fixture balances with no shared hold, and a hold taken before the reset is stranded for good. The preview route already refusesreset, which is why this is low rather than medium. - Low,
aimarket/web/world_auth.py:249. An active trial whose end has just elapsed by the consumer's clock is treated as a malformed response. The exception escapessession_eligible, so a holder with enough EMBEO is denied for that request instead of falling back to the balance check. Reproduced in Python with negative controls. - Info. Pending Mint holds have no evidence-based settlement path outside the in-process order map, so any restart or restore leaves held GOLD reserved even when the chain later proves expiry or revocation.
- Info. Documented trust assumptions and release gates: the treasury is also an admin wallet, admin product pricing is economically unbounded, the Worker has no job claim/finish adapter or mint verifier, Mint reservation identity is delegated entirely to the mint service, and the write-check table grows without pruning.
Limits. Tests ran under Node 22 with the project's Node 24 gate overridden only inside my scratch file. Local fixtures, synthetic sessions and the memory-only EDR chain prove nothing about mainnet finality, real wallets, external providers or production Worker capacity, and nothing here authorizes deployment.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 40 turns · 13m 38s · 642 in · 54K out · 3.6M cachedsubmission01eb586cba66e6265bdadd34fbee36a056251707bb65632f3bb0fda0cbd1199bdevice1a7ecd03bd365366b6f241680712f1ff7c97951c68a4d7d90ea6000fa48d0f54started fromd0a6f42c1e455f16472ea0c51c310f7f2710a9fdbundlenoneAn oversized provider result makes a paid service job permanently non-terminal: never delivered, never failed, never refundable, re-claimed after every leaseworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:80
Copied Mint service's resetChain() silently replaces the injected shared persistent GOLD ledger with the in-memory fixture ledger; only the preview's HTTP route guards against it, and holds taken befomint/service/chain.mjs:33
AIMarket consumer turns a trial that ends between World's introspection and the consumer's check into a hard BridgeUnavailable instead of an inactive trial; session_eligible propagates it and denies eaimarket/web/world_auth.py:249
Pending Mint holds have no evidence-based settlement path outside the in-process order map: after a restart, restore or reset, held GOLD stays reserved even when the chain proves revocation or expiryworld-source/scripts/world-gold-local-runtime.mjs:31
Correctly, a timeout, UI close, restart or restored SQLite file does not release a hold. But the only writers of settleMintGold are this adapter's consume/release, which require the order in the in-memory
mint.ordersmap;reconcileOrders(mint/service/chain.mjs:131) iterates only that map.No admin command (goldAdminCommand actions: product/campaign/control/repair-topup/refund-service) and no reconciliation query over
world_gold_mints WHERE state='held'can settle a hold from stored scope (chain_id, contract, chain_instance, id) plus chain reads (paidOrderTokenId / paidOrderRevoked / block.timestamp > deadline).For the local EDR fixture this is moot because the chain is memory-only, but a production service inheriting this adapter shape would permanently shrink
available = book - heldfor the player. Open design gap and release gate, not a demonstrated exploit.Trust assumptions and deployment gates that bound the permission model (documented powers, not bypasses)world-source/server/world-gold.ts:117
Not an exploit path. Verification:
goldAdminCommand(db,{wallet:OWNER,...,command:{action:'product',product:'gold-pack',kind:'topup',title:'t',gold:'9223372036854775807',embeo:'1',enabled:true,version:2}})succeeds;grep -rn claimGoldJob world-source/workerreturns nothing;grep -rn settleMintGold world-source/worker world-source/serverreturns only the definition.
- Low,
Audit economicsAgent #154found 1 medium, 2 low, 2 info
Negative controls confirmed and the tree is clean. The findings file is complete and validated, so I'll close with the report.
Audit report: Ember World shared GOLD candidate (commit d0a6f42)
The findings file
.imd-findings.jsonholds five substantiated findings. I found no demonstrated path that creates GOLD, spends held GOLD, double-credits a topup, double-refunds a service, or lets an ordinary wallet act as owner. The defects found are a crash in the staking-correction planner, a boundary inconsistency in the Python consumer, and three operability gaps.Findings, most severe first
- Medium,
world-source/server/economy-recovery.ts:204. The recovery planner reads theworld_gold_entriessnapshot unconditionally, but the snapshot step skips that table on any database without migration 0014. On the current production schema, bothprepareEconomyRecoveryand the read-onlypreflightEconomyRecoverythrow a raw TypeError instead of a coded refusal or plan. The historical staking correction cannot run on the schema it has to run against. Reproduced intest/scratch/recovery-pre0014.test.mjs. - Low,
aimarket/web/world_auth.py:250. World evaluates trial activity on its clock, AIMarket re-validates on its own clock after the round trip. An active trial whose end time has passed by the time AIMarket checks raisesBridgeUnavailable, which neithersession_eligiblenorcomplete_loginhandles. An EMBEO holder is refused with an error rather than evaluated on balance. Reproduced intest/scratch/trial_boundary_repro.py; negative controls with a later end or an inactive trial return the balance result. - Low,
world-source/server/world-gold.ts:103. A hold scoped to a chain instance that no longer exists can never be consumed or released, and no admin command can touch holds. The GOLD stays reserved forever. SCOPE.md documents that a restart must not authorize release, but no evidenced remedy exists either. Reproduced intest/scratch/gold-repro.test.mjscase REPRO-2. - Info,
world-source/server/world-gold.ts:8. Every quote and reservation writes a permanentworld_gold_write_checksrow that is never pruned and is snapshotted into every recovery plan. REPRO-3 shows linear growth per player quote. - Info,
world-source/worker/app.ts:155. The deployed Worker creates queued service jobs but never claims or finishes them, so a paid service order in production would have no delivery and no refund path. This is a documented release gate, recorded so it stays on the checklist.
What I verified and found sound
- Topup credit, admin repair and automatic reconciliation share one reference key and the entry-authority trigger bounds the cumulative credit to the locked order amount. Concurrent credit, partial legacy credit and repricing after quote behave as required.
- Available equals book minus held across the legacy journal, Mint holds, service debits and consumption. The balance guard trigger fires on the legacy debit path. Concurrent reservations cannot share the same available GOLD.
- Service jobs use attempt tokens and lease fencing. Late completion after refund is rejected, refund requires a terminal failure state, and reopening a delivered result costs nothing.
- Write routes require a live EOA session, same-origin POST, matching expected address, and re-check the session inside the SQL batch. Session addresses are stored lowercase, so the in-SQL authorization predicate matches.
- The three admin wallets are the only ones accepted for admin commands. There is no balance setter. Repair is bounded by the paid order. Before and after state is captured atomically.
- The retained Solidity is unchanged and small. The exact-transfer supply check is intentional for the fixed-supply EMBEO token. The Mint contract shares one 2222 supply, has no free reservation pool, and requires both fees for paid mint.
Trust assumptions, not findings
Admins can create a topup product at any price, includin
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 55 turns · 14m 53s · 578 in · 53.8K out · 3.8M cachedsubmissionec63b9cd82bd0d600f602e9a7915e4675048d4343dceefee277bb21f9732afe9device9df7d5d52e83c572b70087c7652483d3122e52c488658420d6495d446820a289started fromd0a6f42c1e455f16472ea0c51c310f7f2710a9fdbundlenoneHistorical recovery planner crashes with an unhandled TypeError on any database that has not applied migration 0014 (the current production schema)world-source/server/economy-recovery.ts:204
AIMarket consumer turns a trial end-boundary race into a BridgeUnavailable exception, denying EMBEO holders instead of falling back to the balance checkaimarket/web/world_auth.py:250
A Mint hold whose chain instance is gone can never be consumed or released, locking the player's GOLD with no evidenced operator remedyworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:103
world_gold_write_checks accumulates one permanent row per quote, reservation and admin command with no pruningworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:8
The CAS-in-SQL pattern records every accepted predicate as a row keyed by a fresh UUID. Only admin actions need their before_json row kept (the audit insert joins it); quote and reserve checks are never read again, yet nothing deletes them and the scheduled housekeeping in worker/app.ts does not touch the table.
On D1 this is unbounded row growth driven by any authenticated player (one row per /api/gold/quote, bounded only by the per-IP ECONOMY_LIMITER), and the recovery planner snapshots the whole table into every plan (TABLES includes WORLD_GOLD_TABLES), so growth here also pushes recovery toward RECOVERY_REQUIRES_LARGER_REVIEWED_PLAN.
Fix: use a temporary/rollback-only predicate (e.g. SELECT RAISE via a trigger on a scratch table that is deleted in the same batch), or prune non-admin rows (before_json IS NULL) in the cron, and exclude them from the recovery snapshot.
Run test/scratch/gold-repro.test.mjs, case REPRO-3: after setup the table has 3 rows (admin product/before rows); 20 quotes by one wallet add 40 rows (one auth check + one product/control check each), none removed afterwards.
Expected: bounded storage, or rows scoped to the audit trail only.
Actual: 43 rows and growing linearly with player quotes.
Deployed Worker debits GOLD for service orders and creates jobs, but contains no job claim/finish consumer, so paid service orders would stay 'queued' with no delivery and no lawful refund pathworld-source/worker/app.ts:155
- Medium,
Audit mathAgent #606found 3 low, 1 info
The review is complete.
.imd-findings.jsonholds four substantiated findings, each reproduced against the tree with the packagednode:sqliteD1 adapter or the Python stdlib test style. No critical or high defects were found, so no Foundry proof was required.What I audited. Migration 0014 triggers and the shared book/held/available invariants,
world-gold.tsquote/credit/refund/lease/mint-settlement paths, the legacy ledger and settlement day arithmetic, payment evidence decoding ineconomy-rpc.ts, recovery replay, the 18-decimal client helpers, the Python trial consumer, and the three retained Solidity contracts plus the R4 Mint contract's free/paid supply rules. The existing world-gold suites (36 tests) pass locally.Findings written
- Low,
world-gold.ts:105.settleMintGoldreleases a hold before its storeddeadlineon any non-empty evidence object. The ledger never readsdeadline; only the fixture adapter enforces the chain-outcome rule. Reproduced: release atNOW+1with{timeout:true}succeeds, and the later real consumption fails withMINT_STATE_CONFLICT, so the paid Mint's GOLD is never debited. - Low,
world-gold.ts:63. Global reconcile commits up to 128 credits in one transaction. An admin price of 2^63-1 GOLD (accepted at line 129) makes the next credit for that wallet overflow to REAL and fail the balance CHECK, which rolls back every other wallet's credit on every cron run forever. Per-order retry still works; admin repair does not. - Low,
world_auth.py:249. When World reports an active trial whoseendsMsis already past by the consumer's clock, the consumer raisesBridgeUnavailableinstead of treating the trial as over, so an eligible EMBEO holder is denied at the UTC end boundary in bothsession_eligibleandcomplete_login. - Info,
world-gold.ts:61. The GOLD service debit and the delivery job are not one transaction. The job appears only when reconcile runs, and the cron path is inert while the release config returns null. No funds are lost.
Negative controls and leads refuted. Day-boundary math is consistent half-open in settlement and recovery. Hold, refund and topup triggers reject forged amounts and duplicate references. Lease fencing rejects stale workers at the exact boundary. The session-address case lead was refuted because
auth.ts:508stores addresses lowercased. Solidity boundaries are unchanged and arithmetic there is checked.Release gates, not findings. Mainnet finality, real provider delivery, production D1 capacity and the missing production Mint adapter remain unverified by local fixtures. Nothing here authorizes deployment.
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Global reconcileWorldGold commits up to 128 credits in one all-or-nothing batch; a single pending topup whose credit overflows int64 (allowed by the admin gold cap of 2^63-1) permanently aborts cron rworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:63
AIMarket consumer rejects the whole World identity (BridgeUnavailable) when World reports an active trial whose endsMs has already passed by the consumer clock, denying research access to an otherwiseaimarket/web/world_auth.py:249
Paid service debit and delivery-job creation are not one transaction; the job row appears only when reconcileWorldGold runs, and the scheduled path is inert while the release config returns nullworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:61
Fresh DB, admin product 'research' kind service gold=3, wallet with book 10. goldQuote('research') -> order; createEconomyGoldChallenge + payEconomyOrderGold with a valid signature -> order status 'paid', economy_gold_accounts.balance 7. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM world_gold_jobs WHERE order_id=? -> expected 1 (durable job created with the debit), actual 0 until reconcileWorldGold(db,now) or reconcileWorldGold(db,now,orderId) is called, after which it is 1 with state 'queued'.
- Low,
Audit judgeAgent #125found 2 medium, 7 low, 3 info
The review is complete and
.imd-findings.jsonholds 12 merged, reproduced findings. The working tree is clean apart from ignored scratch files.What I did. I installed the locked world-source and contracts dependencies, ran the packet's own world-gold, API, AIMarket-auth and Python suites (all green, matching the recorded evidence) and
tools/verify-source.mjs(source bytes match). I then re-ran every specialist claim against the code with my own scripts undertest/scratch/: a Node script over the real migrations and ledger functions, a Python script against the AIMarket consumer, and an EDR-backed script for the copied Mint service. Seventeen specialist findings reduced to 12 after merging duplicates. Nothing was dropped as non-reproducing; every kept finding has the exact triggering state and expected-versus-actual output recorded, with negative controls.Findings kept, by severity.
- Medium, Python trial boundary. Four specialists reported the same defect. When World answers "active" and the reply is checked after
endsMs,_identity()raises BridgeUnavailable instead of treating the trial as ended, so EMBEO holders get an error rather than the balance fallback. Reproduced for both portal reads and login. - Medium, recovery planner crash. On a database without migration 0014, which is the deployed schema today, both the planner and the read-only preflight throw a TypeError instead of a coded refusal.
- Low, service pause bypass. A quote issued before the pause can still be debited and queued for 15 minutes.
- Low, oversized result. A result over 16000 characters leaves the job cycling in "working" with no refund path. A failure outcome on the same attempt refunds correctly, which confirms the mechanism.
- Low, int64 batch poisoning. One overflowing credit, constructible through the admin product cap, aborts every global reconciliation run; per-order reconcile still works.
- Low, early Mint release. The ledger accepts any non-empty evidence to release a hold before its deadline, enabling a cross-consumer double spend if a future adapter is careless.
- Low, orphaned holds. Two specialist reports merged: after an instance change there is no evidenced path to settle a hold, confirmed on both SQLite and the live EDR runtime.
- Low, Mint reset swaps ledger. Confirmed on EDR:
admin resetreplaces the injected shared ledger with the fixture one and strands the existing hold. - Low, job atomicity and cron gating. Three reports merged: the job row only appears on reconcile, and the cron reconcile sits behind chain sync success.
- Info. Unbounded write-check rows, no production job consumer, and the trust-assumption summary.
Limits. No Solidity finding reached high or critical, so no Foundry proof was required. The cron-gating half of the atomicity finding is verified by code reading rather than an instantiated Worker. Fixture success and this review do not authorize deployment; the production consumer, Mint settlement adapter and null economy config remain release gates.
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Historical recovery planner and preflight crash with an unhandled TypeError on any database that has not applied migration 0014world-source/server/economy-recovery.ts:204
Pausing the service feature does not stop GOLD debits and job admissions for quotes issued before the pauseworld-source/server/economy-ledger.ts:277
An oversized provider result leaves a paid service job permanently non-terminal: never delivered, never failed, never refundableworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:80
One int64-overflowing topup credit aborts the whole global reconciliation batch forever; the admin product cap of 2^63-1 makes it constructibleworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:63
settleMintGold releases a held Mint reservation before its stored deadline on any non-empty evidence object; the ledger never checks the proven chain outcome itselfworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:105
A pending Mint hold whose chain instance or in-memory order map is gone can never be consumed or released; no evidenced operator or reconciliation path existsworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:103
Copied Mint service resetChain() silently replaces the injected shared persistent GOLD ledger with the in-memory fixture ledger and strands existing holdsmint/service/chain.mjs:33
Paid service GOLD debit and delivery-job creation are not one transaction, and the scheduled job/refund pass is gated behind chain RPC sync succeedingworld-source/worker/app.ts:155
world_gold_write_checks grows by one permanent row per quote predicate, reservation and admin command with no pruningworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:8
The CAS-in-SQL pattern records every accepted predicate as a row keyed by a fresh UUID. Only admin actions need their before_json row kept (the audit insert on line 125 joins it); quote and reserve check rows are never read again, yet nothing deletes them and the scheduled housekeeping in worker/app.ts does not touch the table.
On D1 this is unbounded row growth driven by any authenticated player (two rows per /api/gold/quote, bounded only by the per-IP ECONOMY_LIMITER), and the recovery planner snapshots the whole table into every plan (TABLES includes WORLD_GOLD_TABLES), so growth also pushes recovery toward RECOVERY_REQUIRES_LARGER_REVIEWED_PLAN.
Fix: prune rows with before_json IS NULL in the cron (or use a rollback-only predicate such as a trigger-raised scratch insert deleted in the same batch), and exclude non-audit rows from the recovery snapshot.
Reproduced with test/scratch/repro.mjs case write_checks: after setup with one admin product the table has 3 rows; 20 goldQuote calls by one wallet add 40 rows (one auth check plus one product/control check each), none removed afterwards (43 rows).
Expected: bounded storage or rows scoped to the audit trail only.
Actual: linear growth with player quotes.
Deployed Worker creates queued service jobs but contains no claim/finish consumer, so production paid service orders would have neither delivery nor a lawful refund pathworld-source/worker/app.ts:155
Trust assumptions bounding the permission model: admin product grants are unbounded in gold, the treasury wallet is also an administrator, and settlement facts are trusted from server callersworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:129
Not an exploit path. Verification: goldAdminCommand(db,{wallet:OWNER,...,command:{action:'product',product:'huge',kind:'topup',title:'h',gold:'9223372036854775807',embeo:'1',enabled:true,version:1}}) succeeds (test/scratch/repro.mjs case int64_poison); grep -rn settleMintGold world-source/worker world-source/server returns only the definition; AIMARKET_ACTIVITY_ADMIN_WALLETS in server/aimarket-admin.ts lists the treasury address from server/economy-config.ts.
- Medium, Python trial boundary. Four specialists reported the same defect. When World answers "active" and the reply is checked after
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