Bind offline mutations to their account, enforce idempotent retries exactly-once, and pin the rate-limit budgets

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Multi-user safety fixes for three tracked items, each built test-first (failing tests observed red, then green; the rate-limit regressions were additionally revert-checked by temporarily restoring the historical bugs and watching every new test fail).

pm-web-ccie — offline mutation queue bound to its account, retries exactly-once

Item: https://github.com/unbraind/pm-web/blob/main/.agents/pm/issues/pm-web-ccie.toon

• public/src/sw.ts: every queued mutation record is stamped with the account the page broadcast (AUTH_SESSION, persisted in a new session IndexedDB store so it survives worker restarts), the workspace its path targets, and a per-record idempotency key generated at queue time.
• The flush treats /api/auth/me as the authoritative identity: records owned by another account, records with unknown (legacy) ownership, and every record while logged out are never replayed and never deleted — they are kept and surfaced via MUTATIONS_BLOCKED for explicit recovery. REBIND_RECORDS adopts only unknown-owner records; a foreign-owned record is never reassigned.
• The SPA broadcasts the session on boot, login and logout (public/src/api.ts, app.ts, views/auth.ts); replays carry the record's Idempotency-Key.
• Server side (src/idempotency.ts, mounted on /api in src/app.ts, new pm_idempotency_keys table in src/db.ts + sql/schema.sql): the first execution atomically claims the (account, key) pair and stores its outcome; duplicates replay the stored response (Idempotency-Replayed: true); a key reused for a different request is 422; keys are scoped per account; a duplicate of an in-flight request waits for the original; crashed (stale pending) executions are taken over; 5xx outcomes are not memoized; expired records are swept.
• Tests: test/sw-queue.test.ts (19 tests: account binding, account switch, logout, legacy surfacing, explicit recovery, ordering, zero data loss, concurrent queueing) and test/idempotency.test.ts (16 tests, real PostgreSQL + real HTTP, including 4 accounts × 5 parallel same-key requests — each account's mutation applied exactly once).

pm-web-s552 — one request, one count; published budgets hold exactly

Item: https://github.com/unbraind/pm-web/blob/main/.agents/pm/issues/pm-web-s552.toon

The single-mount fix was already on main; this adds the missing proof against the real app (test/rate-limit.test.ts):

• A nested /api/projects/:id/pm request is counted exactly once: 5-request write budget → 5 admitted, 6th refused (the historical double-mount refused the 3rd).
• The published auth budget holds exactly: 20 admitted on /api/auth/login, the 21st refused.
• 20 concurrent authenticated POSTs from four seeded accounts: exactly 12 admitted against a 12 budget.
• Revert-checked: restoring the double-mount makes all three fail.
• Note discovered while testing: an anonymous nested-path request is stopped by the prefix router's own requireAuth before the nested mount, so the boundary test authenticates — otherwise a nested double-mount would be invisible.

pm-web-25nv — the per-IP limiter trusts no forwarded header by default

Item: https://github.com/unbraind/pm-web/blob/main/.agents/pm/issues/pm-web-25nv.toon

The trust-nothing default was already on main; this adds the missing concurrent proof (test/rate-limit.test.ts):

• Four seeded accounts fire 20 parallel authenticated POSTs, each naming a different forged forwarded client (rotating X-Forwarded-For, X-Real-IP, Forwarded): exactly the 6-request budget is admitted, 14 refused — no header rotation buys a fresh bucket.
• Revert-checked: restoring the one-hop default makes the test fail (all 20 admitted).

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npm run release:check passes end-to-end:

• typecheck (server + frontend + sw) ✓, lint ✓, duplication-gate 0% ✓, docstring-gate 93 files / 619 declarations documented ✓
• coverage-gate: 33 source files, thresholds met (all files 85.08% lines / 81.16% branches / 78.65% functions; src/idempotency.ts 98.86 / 93.15 / 100)
• full suite: 441 tests, 441 pass, 0 fail
• audit:prod: 0 vulnerabilities; pack + accept:packed ok; changelog:check up to date; release-date and publish-attestation checks ok

Summary by Sourcery

Protect multi-user offline writes with account-bound recovery and account-scoped idempotent retries, and lock down rate-limit behavior with production-level regression coverage.

New Features:

• Bind queued offline mutations to their originating account and workspace, with explicit recovery for records whose ownership is unknown or unavailable.
• Provide account-scoped idempotency for keyed API mutations so retries replay prior outcomes without repeating side effects.

Bug Fixes:

• Prevent offline mutations from replaying under the wrong account or being lost during logout, account switches, worker restarts, or ambiguous network failures.
• Ensure transient rate-limit refusals and ambiguous server failures do not permit unsafe duplicate mutation execution.

Enhancements:

• Preserve and surface blocked offline work while allowing users to explicitly adopt only legacy records with unknown ownership.
• Define retention and unknown-outcome handling for idempotency records, including request validation, response replay, and operational safeguards.
• Strengthen real-application rate-limit coverage to verify single counting, published budgets, and resistance to forged forwarded-client headers.

Documentation:

• Document offline mutation recovery, idempotency behavior, rate-limit ordering, and unknown-outcome operational handling.

Tests:

• Add real PostgreSQL and HTTP coverage for account-scoped idempotency, concurrent retries, response replay, stale and in-flight requests, and service-worker recovery.
• Add regression tests covering exact rate-limit boundaries, nested-route counting, concurrent multi-account traffic, and forwarded-header rotation.

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Summary by cubic

Binds offline mutations to the account that queued them so they can never replay under a different session, makes keyed retries exactly-once on the server, and pins the rate-limit budgets and forwarded-header trust with real-application regression tests.

• Queued mutations carry the originating account, the workspace their path targets, and a per-record idempotency key created before the first network attempt; the account persists in a new IndexedDB session store that survives worker restarts.
• Every replay sends X-PM-Expected-Account; the server refuses a missing or different account with 409 before executing or claiming a key, and the worker keeps the record.
• The session is re-broadcast on controllerchange, login, and logout; account switches invalidate replay and explicit adoption.
• The flush never replays records owned by another account, unknown-owner legacy records, or any record while logged out; they are surfaced via MUTATIONS_BLOCKED with per-record actions — REBIND_RECORDS adopts only unknown-owner records, and unknown-outcome records can be retried as new (warned they may duplicate an earlier commit) or discarded. Resolved recovery notices clear once the blocking condition lifts.
• A server guard on /api claims each (account, key) atomically in the new pm_idempotency_keys table (created on boot), replays the stored response for duplicates, 422s a key reused for a different request, waits for in-flight originals, and 409s stale pending executions; transient 425/429 refusals and pre-commit failures are never stored, rate limiting runs before the guard, and a created_at-indexed throttled sweep removes expired records.
• Real-app tests pin the budgets at the boundary: a nested /api/projects/:id/pm request counts once (5 admitted, 6th refused), the auth limiter admits exactly 20 and refuses the 21st, and 20 concurrent authenticated POSTs from four accounts admit exactly the configured 12.
• Rotating X-Forwarded-For, X-Real-IP, and Forwarded buys no fresh bucket under the default trust-nothing config; both rate-limit regressions were revert-checked by restoring the historical bugs.
• The recovery harness exercises replay through the production csrfProtection() and write-tier limiter, mounted ahead of the idempotency guard as in the hosted app, keeping the flows covered through the real request path.

^{Written for commit d8ba168. Summary will update on new commits.}

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Offline changes are associated with the signed-in account and replay only when that account is active. Changes with unknown ownership can be reviewed and adopted; changes belonging to another account remain protected.
  • Retried requests can return their previously completed result instead of applying the same change again. Account mismatches and unresolved requests receive clear conflict responses.
  • Recovery options include discarding blocked changes or retrying an uncertain change as a new request, with a warning that this may duplicate an earlier change.
• Documentation
  • Added guidance on offline recovery, account ownership, request retries, and retention limits.

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Walkthrough

The pull request adds server-side idempotency for keyed mutations and account-bound service-worker queueing, replay, and recovery. It adds integration tests for these flows and rate-limit boundaries, and documents offline mutation behavior.

Changes

Mutation identity and request handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Persist and enforce idempotency sql/schema.sql, src/db.ts, src/idempotency.ts, src/app.ts, src/routes/groups.ts, test/idempotency.test.ts, test/helpers/pg-harness.ts	A database table stores per-account request keys and outcomes. Middleware validates keys, claims them per account, captures and replays matching outcomes, and rejects mismatched or unresolved duplicates. API mounts apply the guard after rate limiting. Group creation marks failures as pre-commit only before a commit attempt. Tests cover replay, conflicts, pending requests, retention, failures, and limiter ordering.
Bind and recover queued mutations public/src/sw.ts, test/sw-queue.test.ts, test/sw-idempotency-http.test.ts, test/helpers/sw-queue-preload.ts	The service worker stores session identity and associates queued mutations with an account, workspace, and idempotency key. It verifies ownership before replay, reports blocked records, preserves queue ordering, and supports adoption, retry, and discard. Tests cover queueing, replay, account changes, recovery, and failure outcomes.
Session synchronization and recovery UI public/src/api.ts, public/src/app.ts, public/src/views/auth.ts, public/src/offline-recovery.ts, test/frontend-api.test.ts, README.md	The app and authentication flows synchronize account identity with the service worker. Applicable API requests include the expected-account header. The frontend displays blocked records and provides recovery controls. The README documents identity, replay, and recovery behavior.
Rate-limit boundaries and related records test/rate-limit.test.ts, test/oidc.test.ts, .agents/pm/issues/*, .agents/pm/history/*	Tests cover nested project and authentication limits, concurrent requests across accounts, and forwarded-header rotation. The OIDC test checks limiter placement without requiring an exact auth-router mount path. Project issue and history records include related commands, file lists, and reported results.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 0f320

The change binds offline mutations to their account and adds server-side idempotency. No concrete merge-blocking issue was identified from the supplied evidence. Normal CI should still confirm the test results.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 0f320

Account-bound replay and conservative recovery substantially improve mutation safety. However, cached responses bypass current authorization checks, and recovery notices expose another account’s queued-request metadata in a shared browser. Retry protection is also explicitly limited by response retention.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: Stored outcomes are returned before current resource or administrator authorization. For example, a demoted administrator with a valid account token and the original key and request can retrieve the cached user-update response, including another user’s email and profile metadata, without passing requireAdmin. This newly extends server-side access to historical responses after authorization revocation; it does not repeat the privileged mutation.
• Low · security · observed: Recovery reporting includes foreign-owned records and broadcasts their full paths, account identifiers, and workspace identifiers to every controlled client. The recovery interface renders the paths without owner filtering, exposing previous-account request metadata after an account switch. Bodies are excluded and recovery authority remains owner-restricted. The exposure is confined to the shared browser origin; underlying local queue access already existed.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — Cached-response exposure covers keyed project, group, shared, and administrator outcomes, but requires the same authenticated account, original key, and matching request. Recovery disclosure is limited to controlled clients sharing browser-origin storage. Full query strings are preserved; if a queued mutation carries the supported token query parameter, that credential could also appear in the unfiltered recovery path.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — A previously authorized administrator can repeat an identical keyed request after demotion and receive its stored privileged response before requireAdmin runs. A different account cannot retrieve that outcome merely by knowing the key, and the cached response does not execute another administrator action.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Client-reported ownership is not sufficient authority to replay or recover work. Replay checks the server identity, expected-account mismatches are rejected server-side, and recovery verifies the approving account before an atomic local update. Foreign-owned records cannot be adopted, retried, or discarded through these recovery predicates.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Queue replay and recovery share a serialized operation chain. Unknown outcomes stop automatic attempts and fresh-key recovery requires explicit confirmation. Successful-but-uncleared records can nevertheless survive beyond the documented seven-day server retention and execute again after expiry; the base already permitted duplicate retries without this protection.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Separate response-replay authorization from mutation execution: require current resource or administrator authorization before disclosing stored bodies, without re-running the business operation.
• proposed — Use owner-scoped recovery details and redact query strings. Other-account work can be represented by a generic notice rather than full request paths or account identifiers.
• proposed — Align automatic retry lifetime with outcome retention, using expiry-aware reconciliation or longer-lived execution tombstones so old unresolved queue records cannot silently become fresh executions.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR hardens multi-user behavior by binding offline work to its originating account, adding account-scoped exactly-once retries through persisted idempotency records, and adding real-app regression tests that pin rate-limit budgets and reject forwarded-header evasion; the full release validation suite passes.

Sequence diagram for account-bound offline mutation replay

sequenceDiagram
    participant SPA
    participant SW as ServiceWorker
    participant IDB as IndexedDB
    participant API
    participant Auth as /api/auth/me

    SPA->>SW: AUTH_SESSION(userId)
    SW->>IDB: saveSession(userId)
    SPA->>SW: queueMutation(method, path, body)
    SW->>IDB: Store ownerId, workspace, idempotencyKey
    SW->>Auth: GET /api/auth/me
    Auth-->>SW: Current account or logged out
    alt owner matches current account
        SW->>API: Replay mutation with Idempotency-Key
        API-->>SW: Mutation response
        SW->>IDB: clearMutation(id)
    else blocked record
        SW-->>SPA: MUTATIONS_BLOCKED
    end

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Sequence diagram for account-scoped exactly-once mutation retries

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Guard as idempotencyGuard
    participant DB as pm_idempotency_keys
    participant Handler as API Handler

    Client->>Guard: Mutating request with Idempotency-Key
    Guard->>DB: Claim account and key atomically
    alt first request
        Guard->>Handler: next()
        Handler-->>Guard: Response
        Guard->>DB: persistOutcome()
        Guard-->>Client: Response
    else duplicate retry
        Guard->>DB: selectKey()
        DB-->>Guard: Stored outcome
        Guard-->>Client: Replay with Idempotency-Replayed
    else concurrent duplicate
        Guard->>DB: waitForSettled()
        DB-->>Guard: Original outcome
        Guard-->>Client: Replayed response
    end

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Entity relationship diagram for account-scoped idempotency records

erDiagram
    pm_users ||--o{ pm_idempotency_keys : owns
    pm_users {
        UUID id PK
    }
    pm_idempotency_keys {
        UUID id PK
        UUID user_id FK
        TEXT idempotency_key
        TEXT request_fingerprint
        INTEGER status_code
        TEXT response_body
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bind offline mutations to the account and workspace that created them, with explicit handling for ambiguous ownership.	Persist the page-broadcast session in IndexedDB across service-worker restarts. Stamp queued records with owner, workspace, and a unique idempotency key. Use authenticated /api/auth/me identity during flushes; preserve and report logged-out, legacy, and foreign-owned records. Add explicit rebinding for unknown-owner records while preventing reassignment of foreign-owned records. Broadcast session changes from application boot, authentication, and logout flows.	public/src/sw.ts public/src/api.ts public/src/app.ts public/src/views/auth.ts test/sw-queue.test.ts test/helpers/sw-queue-preload.ts
Add account-scoped server-side idempotency for keyed mutating API requests.	Mount an idempotency middleware before API routers and rate limiters. Atomically claim each (account, key), fingerprint the request, and reject key reuse for different requests. Replay settled responses, wait for concurrent in-flight duplicates, and support stale pending takeovers. Avoid memoizing 5xx responses, retain and sweep settled keys, and preserve response status/body/content type. Create the idempotency database table and schema bootstrap migration.	src/idempotency.ts src/app.ts src/db.ts sql/schema.sql dist/idempotency.js dist/idempotency.d.ts dist/idempotency.js.map dist/app.js dist/db.js dist/db.d.ts dist/app.js.map dist/db.js.map test/idempotency.test.ts
Pin rate-limit behavior at the published boundaries and verify proxy-header handling under concurrent load.	Test nested project routes for single-count enforcement at the exact write budget. Test the exact authentication budget boundary. Verify concurrent multi-account requests share one budget and cannot evade it by rotating forwarded-IP headers. Add real-application, revert-checked regression coverage for historical double-mount and proxy-trust bugs.	test/rate-limit.test.ts
Update project tracking records with implementation and verification history.	Record completion details and test evidence for all three tracked items.	.agents/pm/history/pm-web-25nv.jsonl .agents/pm/history/pm-web-ccie.jsonl .agents/pm/history/pm-web-s552.jsonl .agents/pm/issues/pm-web-25nv.toon .agents/pm/issues/pm-web-ccie.toon .agents/pm/issues/pm-web-s552.toon

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Confidence Score: 5/5

[Critical risk] Adds idempotency keys and account binding to offline mutations.

The PR appears safe to merge, with no new actionable issues in the changes since the last review.

What we checked:

• Another account receives queued work: Each replay sends its original account. The server refuses a different signed-in account before claiming a key or running the route.
• A crash repeats a write: An old unfinished key becomes a stored unknown outcome instead of being taken over. Retention starts when that outcome is saved.

Summary

Binds offline writes to their account and adds account-scoped keys so retries do not repeat writes within the retention window.

• Preserves blocked work and offers explicit adoption, retry and discard actions.
• Keeps uncertain outcomes from executing again automatically.
• Adds coverage for exact rate-limit budgets and forged forwarded headers.
• Changes since the last review only close tracker items and add changelog entries. No new actionable issues were found.
• The supplied previous threads have no Comment numbers. Their fixes remain present, and no findings were reposted.

Diagram

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
  A[Browser write] --> B[Capture account and key]
  B --> C[Send request]
  C --> D[Rate limit]
  D --> E{Expected account matches?}
  E -->|No| F[Refuse without claiming key]
  E -->|Yes| G{Account and key already stored?}
  G -->|No| H[Claim key and execute]
  G -->|Completed| I[Replay stored response]
  G -->|Pending| J[Wait for outcome]
  J -->|Stale or uncertain| K[Return outcome unknown]
  C -->|Network failure| L[Keep account and key in offline queue]
  L --> M[Replay only for original account]

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