# MASTER PLAN

> Archipelago project task tracking and roadmap.

## Roadmap

| ID | Title | Priority | Status | Dependencies |
|----|-------|----------|--------|--------------|
| **BUG-1** | **Random logout / CSRF mismatch** | **P0** | PLANNED | - |
| **TASK-2** | **Roll incoming-tx into deploy & ISO** | **P2** | PLANNED | - |
| **BUG-3** | **IndeedHub WebSocket spam in console** | **P2** | PLANNED | - |

## Active Work

### BUG-1: Random logout / CSRF mismatch (PLANNED)
**Priority**: P0 — Critical
**Status**: PLANNED (2026-03-15)

Sessions expire unexpectedly during normal use. Backend sessions now persist to disk (`/var/lib/archipelago/sessions.json`) but CSRF token mismatch (403) still causes logouts. Need to investigate CSRF token lifecycle and fix the mismatch between cookie and header values.

**Root cause analysis so far**:
- Sessions were purely in-memory — fixed with disk persistence
- CSRF validation compares cookie value vs `X-CSRF-Token` header — both present but don't match
- Log: `403 CSRF mismatch — rejecting RPC call ... has_cookie=true has_header=true`
- Possible cause: cookie value rotated (e.g., new login in another tab) but frontend cached old value

**Key files**:
- `core/archipelago/src/session.rs` — session store (now persisted)
- `core/archipelago/src/api/rpc/mod.rs:273-307` — CSRF validation
- `neode-ui/src/api/rpc-client.ts:18-45` — frontend CSRF extraction from cookie

**Tasks**:
- [ ] Investigate CSRF token rotation — when/why cookie and header diverge
- [ ] Add logging to CSRF validation to capture actual cookie vs header values
- [ ] Consider returning CSRF token in response body (not just cookie) for explicit client storage
- [ ] Test multi-tab scenario where one tab's login rotates the CSRF token
- [ ] Verify session persistence survives deploys (second deploy test)

### TASK-2: Roll incoming-tx into deploy & ISO (PLANNED)
**Priority**: P2 — Medium
**Status**: PLANNED (2026-03-16)

The incoming transactions feature (lnd.gettransactions RPC + wallet badge UI + auto-refresh) is working on .228. Roll changes into deploy-to-target.sh and build-auto-installer-iso.sh so fresh installs and deploys get it automatically. Do not break existing changes.

**Key files changed**:
- `core/archipelago/src/api/rpc/lnd.rs` — new `handle_lnd_gettransactions` method
- `core/archipelago/src/api/rpc/mod.rs` — registered `lnd.gettransactions` route
- `neode-ui/src/views/Web5.vue` — incoming tx badge, panel, auto-refresh polling
- `neode-ui/src/style.css` — incoming-tx-badge, incoming-tx-row, incoming-tx-slide classes

**Tasks**:
- [ ] Verify changes are already captured by existing deploy (backend build + frontend build)
- [ ] Ensure ISO build captures the updated Rust binary and frontend dist
- [ ] Test that no existing deploy/build logic is broken

### BUG-3: IndeedHub WebSocket spam in console (PLANNED)
**Priority**: P2 — Medium
**Status**: PLANNED (2026-03-16)

`ws://localhost:7777/` connection refused fills browser console endlessly when IndeedHub is loaded in iframe. IndeedHub's compiled frontend bundle hardcodes `localhost` for WebSocket connections. When loaded from a remote host, `localhost` resolves to the user's machine, not the server.

**Root cause**: IndeedHub's Next.js build bakes `localhost:7777` into the WebSocket URL. The nginx WebSocket proxy at `/app/indeedhub/ws/` exists but is unused because IndeedHub loads via direct port 7777, not through the proxy path.

**Tasks**:
- [ ] Rebuild IndeedHub with `NEXT_PUBLIC_WS_URL` env var pointing to relative URL or actual server address
- [ ] Alternatively, configure IndeedHub to use relative WebSocket URLs (`/ws/` instead of `ws://localhost:7777/`)
- [ ] Test that WebSocket reconnection works after the fix

## Completed

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