- Clipboard: the node UI is plain HTTP, so the WebView withholds
navigator.clipboard and the page's own polyfill can only fake a write —
readText() resolved to '' and every Paste button in the wallet silently did
nothing. New ArchipelagoClipboard JS bridge (copy/paste over the Android
clipboard, answering through window.__archyClipboardResult) plus an injected
shim that points navigator.clipboard at it, so existing pages get working
copy AND paste with no web-side change. Registered on the kiosk WebView and
the in-app browser (node apps are plain HTTP too).
- QR scanner: two-tier decode — a cheap centre-crop pass (no TRY_HARDER) at
~18/s catches the well-framed case immediately, while the old full-frame
TRY_HARDER + inverted pass still runs at ~5/s for dense, off-centre and
light-on-dark codes. Adds camera/decoder prewarm (on first node page load and
via ArchipelagoQr.prewarm()), a torch toggle in both scanners, tap-to-focus,
a 1x/1.5x zoom hunt after 3s of no decode, and a success haptic.
- Restart: the retained kiosk WebView is a process-scoped static and the FIPS
service keeps the process alive after a recents swipe, so closing the app
stopped restarting it. MainActivity releases it when the task is finishing,
and the hub menu gains a Restart card (mesh service keeps running).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Splash held until launch state resolves; introSeen+activeServer now one
combined DataStore emission (no black frame, no Connect-screen flash).
- Application warmups: fips core dlopen, DataStore first-read, Chromium
provider load — all off the first-paint window.
- Start-origin cache persisted across process death; cached/LAN/mesh
probes race three-wide (cold relaunch starts in milliseconds).
- ServerConnect: tunnel warms at screen entry; LAN/mesh race in parallel
(was 5s dead LAN wait, then tunnel start, then 15s probes); SSLContext
built once, not per attempt.
- Party: QR encode off-main + debounced (was per keystroke), share-APK
copy off-main + cached; Flare: sampled off-main photo decode,
derived message filter; Intro: graphicsLayer alpha, parallel fade.
- Kiosk: safe-area JS injection deduped per insets value, inset observer
disconnects once the page settles, BackHandler off live Chromium
calls, loader icons LRU-cached.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- openInAppEx(url, icon, name): companion's native loader gets the app's
catalog icon + display name instead of a favicon.
- TransactionsModal: BaseModal's scroller owns scrolling (nested scroll
container broke touch scroll on phones); filter pills move to a
swipeable single-row rail (.pill-rail) that never wraps or squishes;
outgoing rows show recipient-received amount with fee broken out.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Safe-area v3: backgrounds extend under the status bar, content never
does. Body padding + effective top background sampling (fixes white
strip on light-bodied apps), fixed/sticky headers pushed below the bar,
full-height overlays padded instead of shifted (no see-through strip).
- Loader: pulsating app-icon card (catalog icon via openInAppEx bridge,
pixel-logo fallback) — site favicons removed.
- Branded CloudOff error screen with Retry; Chromium's stock error page
can no longer be seen in app tabs.
- pickStartUrl: LAN/mesh probes race in parallel and the last-good origin
is cached — kills the 2.5s serial dead-LAN wait behind launch variance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Update mirrors and the app registry both listed 146.59.87.168 beside its
own domain (source.archipelago-foundation.org — same machine), a leftover
from before the domain existed. The IP entries are gone from defaults and
stripped from saved lists on load (the established retire-on-load pattern;
the DNS/TLS-broken recovery the HTTP twin bought is deliberately given up —
the Ed25519 manifest signature was always the actual protection). The
companion APK QR now points at the https domain, where /packages/ is
proxied to the same package host that answered on the IP.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
While the on-chain QR is showing, poll lnd.gettransactions (5s). The
address is fresh from lnd.newaddress, so any incoming wallet tx paying it
is this receive. First sighting swaps the QR for a success view — pulsing
clock at 0-conf with the amount and a middle-ellipsized txid + copy, a
single Done button — and emits 'received' so the balance refreshes. The
watcher keeps going until the first confirmation upgrades the clock to a
check, and dies with the modal (close, hide, unmount).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stage Cargo.lock and the regenerated public catalog in the release commit,
and re-fold AIUI into web/dist after the frontend build wipes it. All three
were manual catches on every one of the last three releases: the dirty
files failed the ISO preflight, the missing AIUI failed verify-artifacts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Branch stays alive for continued UX work; fast-forwarded to main after this
merge so it continues from the current tip.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The gate answered a dead app with the bare string "app is not responding",
which on the app's own port reads as the node itself being broken — reported
against Gitea on a fleet node (the actual fault was a ghost container holding
Gitea's LevelDB lock, crash-looping the managed container). Serve the same
styled page as the login challenge instead: names the app, says it may be
restarting, and retries via a Refresh header (page CSP allows no script).
Status stays 502 so machine clients still see an upstream failure.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pasta exclusion paired with the transient-scope machinery: daemon-started
pasta/conmon inherit the starter's cgroup, so scopes kept app networking
alive across daemon restarts. A quadlet unit provides the same independence
(user.slice parentage) with supervision on top — Restart=always and
RestartSec=10, which also spaces restarts past pasta's port teardown (the
race observed live on strfry, 2026-08-10). Renderer needed nothing:
Network=pasta, ports and RestartSec were already in place.
Lifted in all four places: migrate_to_quadlet_if_needed, install_fresh, and
the missing-container unit-start path; the scoped start/restart helpers are
now unit-aware — quadlet-managed pasta routes through systemctl --user
(bare podman would fight systemd over an --rm container), legacy pasta
keeps its scope, so mixed fleets stay coherent during rollout.
Container suite 221/221.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 2026-08-08 unwire set the bar: a DURABLE record of 'this app is
installed' must drive reaping, never runtime inference. installed-apps.json
is that record (written on install, cleared on uninstall, backfilled from
live containers, held through container absence). The reconciler's
companion loop now reaps against it — and only when the registry file
actually exists and parses: 'I could not look' and 'nothing is installed'
both surface as an empty set from the lossy loader, so a new
load_installed_apps_if_recorded keeps the distinction alive. The
runtime-derived set is deliberately not a fallback; it is the input class
that caused the incident. ORPHAN_GRACE still applies on top.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The signed catalog has homed grafana at lfg2025/grafana:10.2.0 in the fleet
registry all along; the manifest still pulled Docker Hub's grafana/grafana,
so the repo-mismatch guard (correctly) discarded the catalog image on every
tick and warned every ~75s on every node. Registry verified to carry the
image; aligning the repo path makes the already-signed catalog entry
effective — no re-signing needed, no behavioural change beyond pull source.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Turning discovery on prompts for a name; it rides the public announcement
(clean_display_name both directions: single line, control-stripped, 32-char
cap — it round-trips through untrusted relays). Blank lists as npub only;
off/on keeps the stored name; sending an empty name clears it. Discovery
lists show the name with the npub beneath. Own-npub display switches to
middle-ellipsis so the comparable tail stays visible.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
'Re-keying requires the authenticated system.factory-reset' is precise and
useless to an operator standing at the seed screen. Map it to what they can
do: sign in, or factory-reset from Settings.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The presence event deliberately never contains the onion — the npub is
what's actually visible on the relays, and the UI previously showed neither
it nor any way to find it. Same container, same styling; the copy button
copies the npub.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Presence gets a NIP-40 expiration (48h) and a 12h re-publish heartbeat that
honours the runtime toggle (UI-enabled nodes previously never re-published
at boot). discover() drops pre-TTL events client-side for relays that
ignore NIP-40. Switching discovery off publishes an empty tombstone, and
factory-reset tombstones BEFORE wiping identity — after the wipe the key is
gone and the stale event could never be replaced by anyone.
nostr.discovery-status now also returns the node's own npub (load-only).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The catch block dropped `loading` before branching, so every failed poll
unmounted the lock icon and status text for the 4s retry gap — the screen
flashed in and out on a live install test (zaza-optiplex, 2026-08-09).
`loading` now stays true across isServerStartingError retries; only success
or a genuine failure dismisses the waiting state.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- The fit now scales screen X and Y independently (capped at 1.75x
anisotropy), so both 2D and 3D stretch to the container's aspect ratio —
a portrait phone uses its full height instead of shrinking the orbit to
the narrow width, and wide desktop panels spread horizontally.
- Legend/key centres at the top on mobile, mirroring the bottom-centre
2D/3D toggle.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Compact containers (<480px) shrink the fit margins so the scene fills the
phone screen instead of floating in padding.
- 3D mode steepens its tilt on portrait (-0.95 vs -0.5) so the orbit reads
as a tall ellipse with depth, not a squashed horizontal band; projection
params are resolved per-aspect via modeParams() and re-resolve on resize.
- The 2D/3D toggle moves to bottom-centre on mobile (thumb reach, frees the
top edge); the hint line tucks above it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root causes of the flaky intro / janky revisits, all fixed structurally:
- Graph updates now RECONCILE against the live scene by identity (peer DID /
request id) instead of wiping the SVG: in-place updates for label/online/
trust changes, animated arrivals for new nodes, animated departures for
removed ones, and short-way-around slot glides when the ring layout shifts.
The old wipe-and-rebuild orphaned every in-flight intro tween whenever the
5s poll or the async self-DID fetch landed mid-intro — that was the
'sometimes parts don't show'.
- The intro is gated on readiness: first real container measurement (post-
layout, via ResizeObserver) AND the self node being present, with a 1.2s
fallback. Graph changes during the intro queue and apply on completion.
- Layout is deterministic per node: peers sort by DID for slot assignment and
jitter/phase hash from the DID, so backend response order can't shuffle
the map between polls.
- The long cinematic intro plays once per browser session; revisits get a
shorter, lighter entrance that doesn't fight the route transition.
- selfDid seeds from the cached localStorage value (re-cached on fetch) so
the centre node and links exist from the first frame.
- Requests' waiting-room orbit pushed clearly outside the peer rings (+1.0)
with loose per-request hover jitter — outside until accepted, then the
join animation glides them in.
- Full unmount hygiene: every tween killed by target (incl. the repeating
sonar pulse), fallback timer cleared, window listeners removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Inbound pending requests render as blinking yellow point-globes on an
orbit outside the peers, dotted-linked to self, with their own dashed
guide ring and a Request legend chip.
- Tapping one opens a black-glass popover (name, request message,
Accept/Reject) centred over the scene; tap-away or ✕ dismisses.
- Reject: the node swells and pops out of existence, taking its link.
- Accept: green burst ring, the point cloud/link morph to the trusted
colour and the globe glides inward onto the peer orbit, then the data
refresh replaces it with the real peer node.
- Wired to the same approve/reject RPCs as the pending panel; new
motionTokens.color.pending (#facc15) token.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Small glass 2D/3D toggle top-right of the map: tweens tilt/perspective/fit
(0.9s inOut) so the scene folds flat into the original radial 2D layout and
back. Default: portrait/mobile opens 2D, desktop 3D; last choice saved to
localStorage.
- Fix: setPointerCapture retargeted pointerup to the container, suppressing
click synthesis on children — node taps and the toggle never fired. Drag
now tracks via window listeners, no capture.
- Fix: stale post-drag distance made the click-suppressor swallow toggle taps
indefinitely ('stuck' toggle). Distance resets on every pointerdown and the
suppressor is one-shot.
- Map no longer slides under the floating mobile back pill: the
mobile-scroll-pad-back panel keeps its full 64px clearance when filled.
- Mobile DID copy/rotate card moved out of the header to below the view tabs
(new DidCardMobile.vue) and hidden on the Network Map tab.
- Node labels: dark stroke halo removed; 10px on mobile.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Portrait containers now render near top-down and near-orthographic (tilt
-1.35, persp 16) so the map reads like the previous 2D radial layout —
rings become circles with no perspective squash. Desktop keeps the 3D
depth camera. Globe point-spheres unchanged on both.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The map view turns the root into a flex column; default stretch alignment
was pulling the mode-switcher full-width on desktop. md:self-start restores
the content-fit pill (mobile stays full-width by design).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Nodes are now spheres made of points: fibonacci point-cloud globes with
depth-shaded dots, limb outline, and a slow local spin (drag adds parallax).
Self node is black — dark dots over a soft light backing disc with the
brand-orange sonar pulse marking 'you'. Spheres and dots sized down.
- Scene auto-fits and centres to the container on every device: the outermost
orbit is sampled through the real camera projection to get true bounds,
then scaled/centred between the overlays. Portrait screens tilt the camera
towards top-down so the orbit uses the full height (mobile readability).
- No idle orbiting: nodes hold position with a gentle side-to-side sway;
drag inertia now settles to a stop. Intro dolly pushes in (0.82→1) instead
of pulling back, so nothing clips during the intro.
- Labels get a dark paint-order halo and bump to 12.5px on mobile.
- Point clouds update at half frame rate to keep mobile/companion smooth.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add gsap 3.15 + design-system-aware motion module (src/utils/motion.ts):
shared colour/duration/ease tokens mirrored from style.css, gsap.defaults,
live prefers-reduced-motion check.
- Replace the d3 force NetworkMap with NetworkMap3D.vue: peers on projected
3D orbital rings around the self node, cinematic intro (camera dolly +
staggered fly-in + ring draw), idle rotation with drag-to-orbit inertia,
depth-sorted painter's order, trust-colour palette, online/offline states,
sonar pulse on self, tap-a-node opens the detail modal.
- Map view now fills the dashboard panel to the bottom edge on desktop,
mobile and companion: .dashboard-scroll-panel:has(.node-map-stage) turns
the panel into a column (tab-bar/safe-area/audio-player aware padding)
instead of leaving the old dead bottom margin.
- Reduced motion: intro/idle skipped, scene renders static.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The signed release catalog was pinned in 6c41852c; the curation source still
said :latest, which ec8d88a6 established can stall the fleet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The release tarball bakes demo/aiui in for fresh installs; the previous dist
predated the phase-13 security waves (S1-S7, W1.4) and would have shipped a
pre-hardening bundle.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Quadlet renders --rm, so every stop DELETES the container: a scan during
the stop->start window legitimately sees nothing where an installed app
lives. The state layer treated that as the app not existing — after three
absent scans it removed the entry entirely, so dashboard tiles vanished
mid-restart, gate waits read 'absent' (grafana, at load ~2, ruling out
contention), and under daemon-restart churn the FIRST scan could publish
a completely empty My Apps map (observed twice on 2026-08-09).
Two guards, both keyed to the durable installed-apps.json registry:
- Eviction: an id the registry says is installed, and the user has not
uninstalled, is held as Stopped (health/exit cleared) instead of being
removed. The next scan that sees the container restores live state;
desired-state recovery still recreates genuinely lost containers; a
deliberate uninstall clears the registry first and still disappears.
- Empty scans: the first-scan exemption no longer applies when the
registry is non-empty — better to keep saying "scanning" than "empty".
Verified: scan-merge/absence/registry test filters 34/34.
Also carries the v1.7.127-alpha changelog (user-benefit entries for the
Tor self-heal, trusted invites, the three-layer mempool fix, vanishing
apps, the Bitcoin version pin, and the smaller UI fixes).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An OTA updates the binary and web assets — not /etc/nginx, and not
/opt/archipelago/scripts. Auditing the 2026-08-09 fixes' delivery paths
found two that would silently reach nobody already installed:
- scripts/tor-helper.sh (reset-failed + truthful restart result) shipped
only via ISO builds and manual deploys. Now embedded via include_str!
like the doctor script, staged and installed at boot when the on-disk
copy differs.
- The /app/mempool/ nginx Upgrade/Connection headers existed only in repo
snippet sources consumed at image build time. A boot repair now
idempotently patches any mempool location block missing them — in the
live vhost (archipelago-http, the one sites-enabled actually links to),
the legacy file, and the installed snippet — and reloads nginx once.
Without this, every fleet node's mempool UI keeps loading-but-never-
connecting after the OTA that supposedly fixed it.
Both are non-fatal boot repairs in the existing bootstrap chain, no-ops
when everything is already current.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sticky tab header painted bg-black/70 across the modal — reported as
a black container where the design is transparent glass. The backdrop
blur alone keeps pinned tabs legible over rows scrolling beneath; the
tint drops to the standard bg-white/5.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The gate accepted a client's websocket upgrade (.with_upgrades() on the
serving side) but proxy_to_app forwarded every request with a plain
hyper::Client, which completes the app's 101 handshake and then drops the
upgraded connection. Result: any ws-driven app behind a gated port loads
its page fine and then dies with close code 1006 on every connect —
mempool's entire UI is such an app, and the operator's browser console
was the only place the failure was visible. This was the THIRD layer of
the same outage (electrumx sync, then the nginx proxy path, now the app
tile's gated-port path — each fix exposed the next).
On an Upgrade request the gate now takes the client's OnUpgrade handle
from the request extensions, hands the handshake to the app with the same
sanitized headers (cookie/authorization stripping applies unchanged), and
on a 101 bridges the two upgraded connections with copy_bidirectional.
Non-101 upstream answers pass through so auth failures stay visible.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The dashboard's /app/mempool/ proxy forwarded plain HTTP only: no
Upgrade/Connection headers, so the browser's /api/v1/ws handshake reached
mempool-api as a bare GET and Express 404'd it. The mempool page loaded
fine and every REST probe was green while the user saw a UI that never
connects — the backend was fully healthy and completely unreachable in
the only way that matters to the page.
This hid behind the electrumx initial-sync outage: once sync finished and
the API answered, "mempool works" was declared from REST checks while the
websocket path stayed dead. Reported by the operator from the browser,
which is the only place it was visible.
Adds Upgrade/$http_upgrade + Connection "upgrade" to the /app/mempool/
location in both shipped sources (image-recipe snippet + scripts copy).
Live-verified on the dev node: ws through the proxy now answers 101; the
control probe without upgrade headers reproduces the 404 signature.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
