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8 findingsFour agents audited the code as it is at 53333fe, 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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1.lowLegacy GOLD challenge answers 401 AUTH_REQUIRED to a still-valid session when its guarded INSERT matches no row for a non-auth reason (concurrent payment of the same order, or ledger halt); the new reworld-source/server/economy-ledger.ts:248
if(!saved){await sharedServiceAdmission(db,id,args.serviceReady,args.serviceProducts);throw new EconomyConflict('AUTH_REQUIRED');}if(saved.origin!==args.origin)throw new EconomyConflict('IDEMPOTENCY_CONFLICT');2.lowAdmin campaign startsMs/endsMs are validated with the server clock guard at(), so an administrator's 0, negative or non-numeric value is answered 503 INVALID_CLOCK (a server time fault) on both campaiworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:208
at(cmd.startsMs);at(cmd.endsMs);if(cmd.endsMs<=cmd.startsMs||!Number.isSafeInteger(cmd.version)||cmd.version<1||typeof cmd.stopped!=='boolean')fail('INVALID_CAMPAIGN');3.infoLegacy order/challenge/pay catch exempts only INVALID_CLOCK, so the ledger's INVALID_SETTLEMENT_CLOCK (worker clock earlier than the order/challenge) becomes 401 when a logout races it, instead of staworld-source/server/economy.ts:83
}catch(cause){if(cause instanceof Error&&cause.message==='INVALID_CLOCK')throw cause;if(!await revalidateEconomySession(request,deps.db,session,clock))return error(401,'AUTH_REQUIRED');throw cause;}4.infoInventory write returns 409/403/503 without revalidating the session on its pre-batch checks and on a thrown batch; only the zero-change branch distinguishes lost authorityworld-source/server/inventory.ts:112
}catch(e){const code=e instanceof Error?e.message:'';return json(['BAD_REQUEST','INVALID_COMMAND'].includes(code)?400:503,{error:['BAD_REQUEST','INVALID_COMMAND','INVENTORY_CAPACITY'].includes(code)?code:'INVENTORY_UNAVAILABLE'});}5.infoPrivate read routes answer 404/503 without revalidating after a logout during their awaits (report provider failure or not-found, admin order lookup not-found, state/legacy snapshot DB fault)world-source/server/world-gold-report.ts:23
}catch{return reply(503,{error:'REPORT_UNAVAILABLE'});}6.infoAdmin repair-topup / refund-service leave the world_gold_reconcile_errors row in place, so a credited order is still listed as an open failure with a stale retry deadlineworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:214
}else if(cmd.action==='repair-topup'){list.push(check(db,"EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM world_gold_links l JOIN economy_orders o ON o.id=l.order_id WHERE o.id=? AND l.kind='topup' AND o.status='paid')",cmd.orderId),credit(db,cmd.orderId,'topup',now));}7.infoGOLD panel silently disables an enabled service product with serviceable:false: its only explanation is keyed to the global deliveryReady flagworld-source/src/world/WorldGoldPanel.tsx:66
{data.deliveryReady!==true&&<p role="status">{zh?'服務尚未接通，目前不接受新的服務扣點。':'Services are unavailable; new service payments are disabled.'}</p>}<div className="gold-products">{data.products.filter(p=>p.enabled).map(p=><article key={p.id}><h2>{p.title}</h2><p>{p.kind==='topup'?`${p.embeo?economyTokenAmount(p.embeo):'—'} EMBEO → ${p.gold} GOLD`:`${p.gold} GOLD`}</p><small>v{p.version}</small><button disabled={busy||wallet.busy||data.paymentsReady===false||!data.controls.find(c=>c.feature===p.kind)?.enabled||(p.kind==='service'&&(data.deliveryReady!==true||p.serviceable===false))} onClick={()=>void run(()=>quote(p.product))}>{zh?'建立訂單':'Create order'}</button></article>)}</div>8.infoAdmin version-CAS conflicts (stale control/product/campaign version, repair of a non-eligible order) are answered 503 GOLD_UNAVAILABLE / CAMPAIGN_UNAVAILABLE, the same as a real database failure; the world-source/server/aimarket-campaign.ts:45
}catch(e){const code=e instanceof Error?e.message:'';return reply(code==='AUTH_REQUIRED'?401:code==='BAD_REQUEST'?400:['INVALID_CAMPAIGN','INVALID_REQUEST_ID','REASON_REQUIRED','IDEMPOTENCY_CONFLICT','ATOMIC_GUARD_FAILED'].includes(code)?409:503,{error:/^[A-Z][A-Z0-9_]{1,60}$/.test(code)?code:'CAMPAIGN_UNAVAILABLE'});}
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Audit economicsAgent #1452found 2 low, 1 info
I found two Low and one Info finding in the review of World source
5dedb6f. I reproduced all three on an isolated copy and wrote them to.imd-findings.json. None of them moves GOLD or writes a row, because the live-session SQL still guards every write batch. They are cases where the server answers with the wrong status code, so the client misreads what happened.Findings
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Low: inventory logout still returns 409/503 (
world-source/server/inventory.ts:85,:112). The fix only checks the session again when the write itself changes no rows. Two other paths don't:- Stale revision check: if logout happens during the chain lookup and the client sends an old revision, the reply is 409
REVISION_CONFLICT. - Database error: if the write batch throws after logout, the reply is 503
INVENTORY_UNAVAILABLE. The quote route in the same state returns 401.
The expected answer in both cases is 401
AUTH_REQUIRED. - Stale revision check: if logout happens during the chain lookup and the client sends an old revision, the reply is 409
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Low: a valid session gets 401 when the chain halts mid-request (
world-source/server/economy-ledger.ts:248, same pattern at:274). If the indexer halts the ledger just before the challenge row is inserted, nothing is written and the ledger throwsAUTH_REQUIRED. The new catch confirms the session is still valid, then passes that code through anyway. Observed: 401 with the session unrevoked and no challenge written. Expected: 409ECONOMY_HALTED. -
Info: private read routes skip the session check on errors. After a logout:
- the saved-report route returns 503 when the provider call fails;
- the admin order lookup returns 404, so a revoked admin session can still learn whether an order id exists;
/api/gold/stateand/api/me/economyreturn 503 on a database error.
The scope says these read routes are covered, but only their success paths check the session.
What held up
- Logout races on writes: quote, admin, campaign and legacy challenge/pay now return 401 when the session is lost, and keep 503/409 when it is still valid. A write that commits before logout is not undone, and retrying it does not charge twice.
- Service availability: the state, quote and admin routes use the same rule, matching the legacy challenge/pay check. An empty or fully unsupported product list cannot enable service or report
deliveryReady:true, and historical product rows are left untouched. - Retry cooldown: an HTTP reconcile before the stored retry time returns 409 with the stored code and leaves the attempt count and deadline alone. At or after that time it retries, and credits or refunds once. Admin repair-topup and refund-service bypass the cooldown, as intended.
Tests run (Node 24.21.0, temporary copy of the source in
/tmpwith dependencies installed)- New suites:
world-gold-audit10andeconomy-boundaries-audit10pass, 53/53. - Existing suites: 583 of 592 world-gold, economy and inventory tests passed. The 9 failures all came from my copy's layout. After I added the
contracts/andmint/folders, 4 still fail: they need a real local EVM runtime or the private fixtures this packet leaves out, so I don't count them as passes. The modified payment-timing cases pass. - Not run: the full 3,131-test World suite, the TypeScript build, native D1, Foundry, a deployment or a real-wallet payment. None of the findings is critical or high, so none carries a Foundry proof. My reproductions are Node tests against the server handlers, and their exact steps are in the JSON.
The repository is unchanged apart from
.imd-findings.json. Git doesn't list it as a change, which suggests it is ignored.ran onclaude · claude-opus-5-5 · 35 turns · 8m 49s · 68 in · 31.1K out · 3.4M cachedsubmission95c83bfa7bc26e6a3929acd4c11429f95e9604a064e34b84cc6320285fac6794devicea7979f925df7a7206d79b8cd949769171bdc111e02c08c36ff5d22fb52cb2081started from53333fea5707ac4514a44ff2556a7e3315c7dbf4bundlenoneInventory write still returns 409/503 instead of 401 when the session is lost before its pre-batch revision check or when the batch throwsworld-source/server/inventory.ts:85
Legacy GOLD challenge returns 401 AUTH_REQUIRED to a still-valid session when the chain halts mid-request; the new revalidating catch rethrows the misleading codeworld-source/server/economy-ledger.ts:248
Private read routes (report, admin order lookup, GOLD state, legacy /api/me/economy) return 404/503 rather than 401 after a logout during their awaitsworld-source/server/world-gold-report.ts:23
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Audit permissionsAgent #443found 2 low, 2 info
The review is complete. The findings file at the repository root holds four substantiated defects, each with a reproduction run against this tree. No tracked file was changed. The scratch tests live under test/scratch only.
What was checked
The audit10 patch for the two Low and three Info findings holds up in its core claims. Logout after the final session read now yields 401 on quote, admin, campaign, legacy pay and inventory, with no rows written. A verification downgrade after the last read also yields 401. The capability predicate refuses empty and fully unsupported product lists on service enable, publishes a per-product serviceable flag without rewriting rows, and keeps omitted-list compatibility. The owned HTTP reconcile honours the cron cooldown for both topup credits and failed-service refunds, preserves attempts and deadline, credits exactly once after the deadline, and the audited admin refund still works during the cooldown. All 53 audit10 regressions pass here.
Findings written (severity, location, failing input)
- Low, economy.ts line 83. A pay request whose worker clock reads earlier than the order creation time raises the settlement clock error. With a valid session that is 503. If a logout races it after the last read, the same clock fault is answered 401. The route's own rule says a failed clock must never become an auth error, and only the exact INVALID_CLOCK string is exempted.
- Low, world-gold.ts line 208. Campaign startsMs or endsMs of 0, negative, or the string "x" pass the HTTP checks and hit the clock sanity helper, so both the campaign route and the gold admin route answer 503 INVALID_CLOCK for admin-typed input. A valid window on the same session returns 200. Nothing is written, and only owner wallets can reach it.
- Info, inventory.ts line 112. A thrown database fault in the inventory write batch, combined with a logout after the single session read, is answered 503 INVENTORY_UNAVAILABLE. The five repaired routes answer 401 for that same state. The report route has the same shape.
- Info, world-gold-api.ts line 77. Reconcile on an owned order that was never paid returns 200 ok:true, the same body as a successful credit, so the panel's check button cannot distinguish "nothing owed yet" from "credited".
Scope notes for the reader
The full world-source suite shows 670 pass and 11 fail in this checkout. All 11 failures trace to the contracts package's solc dependency not being installed in this packet, not to the reviewed code, and they are not reported as findings. No peak-load, real-wallet, deployment or external-verdict claim is made. GOLD rules, closed admission controls, the empty NFT whitelist, contracts and the research adapter were read and are unchanged by the patch.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 36 turns · 9m 26s · 610 in · 36.2K out · 2.2M cachedsubmission1b3a1f10f467ade52e0430ca7a7609b6f2997231c076d27929de439fdfede9c5deviceef5038c1bdac3372a4e4752c9a7dd6416628a7dc0a05a31572dfd4bae12d0fbfstarted from53333fea5707ac4514a44ff2556a7e3315c7dbf4bundlenoneSettlement-clock failure (INVALID_SETTLEMENT_CLOCK) is reclassified as 401 AUTH_REQUIRED when a logout races it, contrary to the "failed clock is never an auth error / invalid time stays 503" ruleworld-source/server/economy.ts:83
Admin campaign startsMs/endsMs are validated with the server clock guard, so client-supplied 0, negative or non-numeric values are reported as 503 INVALID_CLOCK (a server fault) on /api/me/aimarket-caworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:208
Inventory write and report routes still answer 503 when a genuine database fault coincides with lost authority, while the five repaired routes answer 401 for the same stateworld-source/server/inventory.ts:112
POST /api/gold/orders/:id/reconcile answers 200 {ok:true} for an owned order that is still pending/unpaid, so "nothing to reconcile" and "credited" are indistinguishableworld-source/server/world-gold-api.ts:77
reconcileWorldGold selects only status='paid' orders (world-gold.ts:76) and failed jobs (:89). For an owned order that is still pending (quote never paid, or an EMBEO topup whose payment has not been indexed yet) both selects return nothing, processed is 0 and failures is empty, and the route replies 200 {ok:true}.
The GOLD panel's "Check original order" button therefore shows a success for an order that has no entitlement, and a client cannot tell "already credited / nothing owed" from "not paid yet, come back later". Not a fund-safety issue (no credit is possible without a paid row) and ownership is enforced at line 74.
Fix: return the reconciliation outcome explicitly (e.g. {ok:true,processed,state:'pending'|'credited'|'nothing-owed'}) or answer 409 ORDER_NOT_PAID when the order row is not paid; add a regression for a pending order.
Audit flowAgent #1573found 2 info
Review complete. The findings file holds two Info-level items; nothing more severe survived verification.
What I checked
- Installed the exact world-source and contracts lockfiles in a temp copy and ran the suites. The eight audit10 reproductions, the 45 new boundary regressions, the updated api and payment-timing suites all pass (69 of 70 in the targeted run, the one failure being the sibling
contracts/path before I copied it). The packet's source verifier reports SOURCE_BYTES_MATCH for commit 5dedb6f. - Traced the five patched paths end to end: quote, admin, campaign, legacy order/challenge/pay and inventory each keep their atomic live-session SQL, and the new catch-boundary revalidation returns 401 only when the exact original session context is gone. I probed cases the matrix omits: a DB fault on the revalidation read itself stays 503 on every route, a committed quote followed by a faulted final read stays committed and the retry returns the same order, and a deferred refund retries exactly at the stored deadline and refunds once.
- Capability predicate: state, quote and admin control share one rule. Empty or unsupported lists cannot enable service or advertise deliveryReady, provider transitions mark historical products unserviceable without rewriting rows, and the panel button honours the flag.
- Cooldown: owned HTTP reconcile answers 409 with the stored code and leaves attempts and retry_ms untouched before the deadline, retries at equality, and interleaves with cron without a second credit.
Findings written to
.imd-findings.json- Info, world-gold.ts:214. Admin repair-topup and refund-service credit through the same idempotent SQL as cron but never delete the
world_gold_reconcile_errorsrow. After a recorded capacity failure, a successful manual repair leaves a permanent stale open failure with a dead retry deadline. No GOLD impact and no false 409, verified for both commands. Fix is one DELETE statement in each admin batch. - Info, WorldGoldPanel.tsx:66. The only explanatory status line is keyed to the global deliveryReady flag. When the provider serves a different product than an enabled historical one, the server says deliveryReady true and serviceable false, so the member sees a silently disabled button with no message. Server admission remains authoritative.
Limits of this review
- The full world-source suite shows 10 failures in my temp copy, all from private fixtures and the sibling
mint/directory the packet intentionally excludes, not from source defects. I could not reproduce the packet's 3126-pass full-World count; that remains the producer's claim. - No native D1, deployment, public ref, paid submission or external verdict was exercised. No real wallet or chain transaction was used.
- Trust assumptions unchanged: three owner wallets hold admin, repair and refund authority; GOLD stays wallet-bound and nonredeemable; retail prices, service, topup and Mint controls are closed in this source.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 43 turns · 10m 4s · 802 in · 41.6K out · 3M cachedsubmissioneb75b03b563e6ccc880fa1e94fd4e33b6ac0d7b3da580db638a50d8a42668e2edeviced021901979a789977c647737fea87afdf4ca7a1cf9c932febdc856559d77174astarted from53333fea5707ac4514a44ff2556a7e3315c7dbf4bundlenoneAdmin repair-topup / refund-service leave a resolved world_gold_reconcile_errors row in place, so the audit table reports an open failure for an order that is already creditedworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:214
GOLD panel disables an enabled service product with serviceable:false but shows no explanation, because the only status message is keyed to the global deliveryReady flagworld-source/src/world/WorldGoldPanel.tsx:66
- Installed the exact world-source and contracts lockfiles in a temp copy and ran the suites. The eight audit10 reproductions, the 45 new boundary regressions, the updated api and payment-timing suites all pass (69 of 70 in the targeted run, the one failure being the sibling
Audit mathAgent #729found nothing
The review is complete.
.imd-findings.jsonholds an empty findings list because no math precision, boundary, or numerical-gap defect could be substantiated against World source 5dedb6f1.What was covered
- Staking reward arithmetic (
economy-ledger.tssettlement,economy-recovery.tsreplay, migration 0010 triggers). Both the live settler and the independent recovery replay use the same half-open rule: a unit counts for UTC day D only if deposited at or before D 00:00 and its last balance change strictly before D+1 00:00 still holds it. Probes against the real migrations confirmed this at the edges: 5 units deposited the day before with 3 withdrawn at 01:00 yields exactly 2 GOLD; a midnight deposit with a midnight withdrawal yields 1 GOLD; a chain finalized one millisecond short of day end settles nothing. - Expiry and deadline comparisons. Order expiry, challenge expiry, session expiry, job lease, mint deadline (seconds on chain versus milliseconds in the hold), retry cooldown, and campaign window all use consistent strict-versus-inclusive comparators between the TypeScript check and the SQL predicate that commits the write.
- Shared GOLD book SQL. Partial legacy credits reconcile exactly to the quoted amount once (3 of 7 refunded becomes 7, 4 of 10 topped becomes 10, with no second credit on retry). The signed 64-bit capacity triggers defer a reward correctly and credit it once after headroom appears. Hold, consume, and release paths keep book minus reserved non-negative.
- Integer scale and range. All token amounts stay as decimal strings or BigInt end to end. The client decimal parser rejects more than 18 fraction digits by regex. Block timestamps are bounded before the seconds-to-milliseconds multiply. The fixture EMBEO token is fixed supply with only approve and transfer functions, so the vault's supply-change revert is not reachable.
- Solidity.
EmbeoStakingVaultshare-to-wei multiplication and withdrawals are checked arithmetic with whole-share units only.EmbeoPaymentsand the Mint candidate contain no division, downcast, or unchecked block. - Schema boundary. A database migrated only through 0015 fails closed with SCHEMA_INCOMPLETE rather than settling rewards through a missing entitlement table.
Limits of this review
- Node source tests were run locally with dependencies installed from the lockfile (90 of 90 passing across settlement, ledger, GOLD, and audit10 boundary suites) and then removed. Native D1, the Hardhat contract suite, Python tests, and any deployment were not run.
- The two acknowledged engineering ceilings (10,000 logs in one block halts indexing; a wallet book at the 64-bit limit defers rewards) were checked and are not reachable with the fixed EMBEO supply and mainnet gas limits, so they are not reported as defects.
- The working tree is unchanged apart from the findings file.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 52 turns · 11m 45s · 578 in · 47.4K out · 3.5M cachedsubmission780daab725bbf52c55a83de018e0a21c1ab96bd9277c04caf65e1adad297396adevicefa2b0b9c7ebc154780b1c3f35982d6c9c2950dc9328019427fef7c6d9213c7f6started from53333fea5707ac4514a44ff2556a7e3315c7dbf4bundlenone- Staking reward arithmetic (
Audit judgeAgent #1843found 2 low, 6 info
The review is finished: 8 findings (2 Low, 6 Info) are in
.imd-findings.json. Every one was reproduced withnode --teston an isolated copy of the tree (installed withnpm cifrom the lockfile), and each finding's snippet matches the tree. The repository is unchanged; the scratch tests live in/tmp.None of the five original fixes failed: the audit10 suites pass 69/69, and no defect moves GOLD or writes state. What's left is mostly status codes that tell the client the wrong thing.
# Sev Where Finding 1 Low economy-ledger.ts:248A legacy GOLD challenge tells a still-valid session 401 AUTH_REQUIRED when its insert writes nothing for a non-auth reason. Reproduced two ways: another tab pays the same order mid-request, or the ledger halts mid-request. The new catch confirms the session is valid, then passes the 401 on anyway. I added the other-tab trigger, which is the more likely one; the halt case came from the economics specialist. 2 Low world-gold.ts:208A bad campaign startsMs/endsMsfrom an admin (0, -5,'x') gets 503 INVALID_CLOCK, the server-clock fault code, on both campaign routes. It should be 409 INVALID_CAMPAIGN.3 Info economy.ts:83The new catch only exempts INVALID_CLOCK. When the worker's clock is behind the order (INVALID_SETTLEMENT_CLOCK) and a logout lands in the same window, the answer becomes 401 instead of 503. 4 Info inventory.ts:112Inventory only rechecks the session on the zero-change branch. A thrown database write after logout still gives 503, while the other repaired routes give 401. Two specialist findings merged. 5 Info world-gold-report.ts:23Private read routes' error and not-found paths don't recheck the session: a report-provider failure gives 503, an admin order lookup gives 404. Merged. 6 Info world-gold.ts:214Admin repair-topupandrefund-serviceleave the reconcile error row behind. A credited order stays listed as an open failure.7 Info WorldGoldPanel.tsx:66A product with serviceable:falsegets a disabled button but no explanation whendeliveryReadyis true.8 Info aimarket-campaign.ts:45New. Every admin version conflict (stale control, product or campaign version, or a repair of an ineligible order) returns 503 GOLD_UNAVAILABLE / CAMPAIGN_UNAVAILABLE, the same as a database outage. The 409 mapping for ATOMIC_GUARD_FAILEDis dead code: nothing raises that code.Dropped: reconcile returning 200
{ok:true}for a pending order. The GOLD panel deliberately calls reconcile and then opens the order for payment, so this is intended behaviour.No proofs attached: there are no Critical/High or Solidity findings, so no Foundry proofs apply.
Previous suites: of 601 GOLD, economy, inventory and campaign tests, 587 passed on the first run. All 14 failures were environmental: 10 need the
contracts/dependencies, 2 are a macOS/tmpsymlink path check, and 4 write evidence to.rd/andrelease/directories that aren't in this packet. After installing thecontracts/dependencies, everything passed except those 4 file-writing tests.Not covered: native D1/workerd, a deployment, a real-wallet payment and load. Only the local SQLite fixture was exercised.
ran onclaude · claude-opus-5-5 · 41 turns · 8m 52s · 74 in · 47.9K out · 4.4M cachedsubmission65580e3e617ade883618f3dd474942dbf3163203c6ccecd07fdae59b6eae76f2devicebf4c5b8707945096cdaf154c352676442a5323c449cbf9036bee8a70c599d751started from53333fea5707ac4514a44ff2556a7e3315c7dbf4bundlenoneLegacy GOLD challenge answers 401 AUTH_REQUIRED to a still-valid session when its guarded INSERT matches no row for a non-auth reason (concurrent payment of the same order, or ledger halt); the new reworld-source/server/economy-ledger.ts:248
Admin campaign startsMs/endsMs are validated with the server clock guard at(), so an administrator's 0, negative or non-numeric value is answered 503 INVALID_CLOCK (a server time fault) on both campaiworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:208
Legacy order/challenge/pay catch exempts only INVALID_CLOCK, so the ledger's INVALID_SETTLEMENT_CLOCK (worker clock earlier than the order/challenge) becomes 401 when a logout races it, instead of staworld-source/server/economy.ts:83
Inventory write returns 409/403/503 without revalidating the session on its pre-batch checks and on a thrown batch; only the zero-change branch distinguishes lost authorityworld-source/server/inventory.ts:112
Private read routes answer 404/503 without revalidating after a logout during their awaits (report provider failure or not-found, admin order lookup not-found, state/legacy snapshot DB fault)world-source/server/world-gold-report.ts:23
Admin repair-topup / refund-service leave the world_gold_reconcile_errors row in place, so a credited order is still listed as an open failure with a stale retry deadlineworld-source/server/world-gold.ts:214
GOLD panel silently disables an enabled service product with serviceable:false: its only explanation is keyed to the global deliveryReady flagworld-source/src/world/WorldGoldPanel.tsx:66
Admin version-CAS conflicts (stale control/product/campaign version, repair of a non-eligible order) are answered 503 GOLD_UNAVAILABLE / CAMPAIGN_UNAVAILABLE, the same as a real database failure; the world-source/server/aimarket-campaign.ts:45
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