mesh.send-content was failing with "Message too large for LoRa: 624
bytes (max 160)" because a single ContentRef envelope (cid + onion +
cap_token + thumb) dwarfs a LoRa frame. Add a federation Tor fallback:
- New POST /archipelago/mesh-typed endpoint accepts
{from_pubkey, typed_envelope_b64, signature}, verifies ed25519 over
the raw wire bytes, and injects the decoded envelope into MeshState
via a new MeshService::inject_typed_from_federation helper. This
shares the same dispatch match as LoRa receives via a new pub(crate)
handle_typed_envelope_direct extracted from handle_typed_message.
- MeshService::send_typed_wire_via_federation POSTs the signed wire to
a peer's onion over TOR_SOCKS_PROXY and records a local Sent record.
- handle_mesh_send_content looks up the peer's onion in federation
storage and routes via federation when available, falling back to
LoRa only when no federation presence is known (still fails on
oversized — chunking is Phase 4).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per-target outbound seq counter on MeshState allocates a monotonic seq
before each typed envelope is encoded; send_typed_wire +
send_channel_typed_wire record it (alongside our own pubkey_hex) on the
Sent MeshMessage so the local store carries the same MessageKey the
receiver will see. TypedEnvelope.with_seq lets the RPC layer stamp the
seq AFTER signing (signature covers t/v/ts only).
New MessageKey struct pairs sender_pubkey+sender_seq as the stable
cross-transport identity. Adds variants 13 Reply and 14 Reaction with
ReplyPayload {target, text} and ReactionPayload {target, emoji}, plus
mesh.send-reply / mesh.send-reaction RPCs and receive-side dispatch
arms that store the payload json for the UI to index.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds attachment sharing over the mesh: a ContentRef envelope (variant 19)
carries the blob CID, size, mime, optional thumb/caption, and a per-peer
HMAC capability URL so the recipient fetches the full blob out-of-band via
`GET {sender_onion}/blob/{cid}?cap=..&exp=..&peer=..`. BlobStore is shared
from ApiHandler into RpcHandler so mesh.send-content and mesh.fetch-content
(reqwest via TOR_SOCKS_PROXY) hit the same store and cap_key.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds sender_pubkey + sender_seq fields to MeshMessage so received
messages carry a stable cross-transport identity: (sender_pubkey,
sender_seq) pair. This is the foundation for the upcoming reply,
reaction, edit, and read-receipt variants — they need to target a
message by an ID that is meaningful on every node, not just locally.
Receive-side population lives in dispatch.rs::store_typed_message,
which now looks up the peer's pubkey_hex and copies envelope.seq from
the decoded TypedEnvelope. Sent-side population will land when we
plumb a per-node monotonic seq counter through the RPC layer.
Also adds mesh.debug-dump: a full in-memory state snapshot returning
peers, messages, status, shared-secret peer ids, encrypt_relay flag,
and stego mode — intended for smoke tests and bug investigation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds message_type + typed_payload (JSON) to MeshMessage so the UI can
render invoice/alert/coordinate/tx/lightning messages as structured
cards in both directions instead of showing raw wire bytes on the
Sent side. RPC handlers now route through send_typed_wire /
send_channel_typed_wire which transmit the binary envelope directly
(no utf8_lossy corruption) and record a rich Sent MeshMessage.
Also: store_message deduplicates echo-back doubles (20-msg lookback,
30s window), from_name is plumbed through the federation Incoming
path, and peer_dest_prefix / send_raw_payload are factored out of
send_message.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
