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quest: plan the overnight run's follow-ups - #6796
test-flakes-2/{cli-relay-load,ffi-audio-gap,uring-alloc-load}: moq-cli relay tests, FFI-publisher audio gaps in interop, and the moq-uring allocation test under load.
Per-group stats token scoping: not needed (below).
Decisions (maintainer, 2026-10-25)
Goal: turn the surviving follow-ups into quests, placed by priority.
✅ Yes, as triaged
Smaller set
Restore per-group stats token scoping after #6428?
Yes, via track-scoped claims
Per-group broadcasts
✅ Not needed. Keep one stats announcement per node; announcements per project blow up, and moq.pro's dash aggregates. moq.pro updates its path parser and configs when it bumps its pin.
✅ Other: park it as a quest to /quest-plan; explore extending moq-e2ee to sign content (not only encrypt) when peers don't trust each other and need proof.
Delegated to my recommendations: the m0/m1/m2 placement, fixing the BBR3 estimate in the estimator rather than in readers, and moq-video's env knobs becoming settings its binaries pass in.
Twenty-one new quests and four folded plans from the 2026-10-24 quest-spawn
run's follow-ups, verified against main. Items already covered, fixed in an
open PR, or untrue are dropped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This pull request adds required quest links and planning documents to the m0, m1, and m2 milestones. The plans cover release API reports, build and test lanes, authorization and session behavior, congestion, message handling, performance, statistics, and compatibility topics. The changes document goals, existing observations, and proposed investigations or implementation steps; they do not implement the described code changes.
Priority: Low
Merge Risk: Low · up to 9005a
This PR only adds planning documents, so nothing changes at runtime. A few plans have gaps that could mislead the future implementer, mainly the drop-set range and the no-async lane commands. Fixing them before merge is cheap, but none blocks the merge.
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No actionable bugs found in this quest-only change. Separating suspected failures from demonstrated causes, reproducing before changing behavior and centralizing estimator fixes are sensible. BBR aging work appropriately requires upstream comparison before choosing an implementation.
Verification: changed plans and spot checks of feature-gating, ancillary-message decoding, BBR estimation/seeding and pre-SETUP tests. No tests or quest/Markdown checks run; the plans do not implement the proposed fixes.
Merge summary: quests-only PR (35 files under quest/), recording the 2026-10-24 overnight run's follow-ups with the maintainer's 2026-10-25 decisions from the body (triage as is, per-group stats token scoping not needed, P2P roster key parked as p2p/identity-plan).
Reviews on ee2afc9: Codex thumbs-up (no findings) and an OpenAI review with no actionable findings. CodeRabbit was rate-limited. quest check --base origin/main passes (559 documents). No conflicts with moq-dev/moq#6790 or moq-dev/moq#6707 yet; both are still open.
Places the new Required entries above each hot list's last entry so tail appends from other quest PRs stop conflicting.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Define onset EIO handling without disabling restart escalation.
Specify how the implementation identifies a transient onset EIO. Confirm that repeated EIOs remain counted toward ERROR_LIMIT and still rebuild the output.
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Review comment at @quest/m2/audio-alsa-onset.md around lines 10 - 13:
Update the onset EIO guidance to define how `snd_pcm_avail_delay` identifies a
transient onset error, while ensuring only the qualifying onset EIO is excluded
from `ERROR_LIMIT`; count subsequent repeated EIOs normally so they can still
trigger output rebuilds.
Connection::set_probe_target is the caller-facing requested target, but BandwidthProbe stores only one target field and uses it for both estimate comparison and pacing. Specify which target changes reset the failure counter, how later set_probe_target calls interact with backoff, and how the effective target recovers when capacity improves while the requested target stays constant.
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Update the probe-backoff specification to distinguish the caller-requested
target set through Connection::set_probe_target from BandwidthProbe’s effective
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reset the failure counter, how subsequent requested-target updates affect an
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Review comments at @quest/m0/nightly/net-async-free.md:
- Around line 10-15: Update the lane plan to replace the existing `cargo clippy
--all-targets` and `cargo nextest run --tests` invocations in
`sh/rs/net-features.sh`, rather than merely adding another clippy command.
Specify the `--no-default-features --lib` clippy invocation and move the test
targets needed by the lane out of the dev-dependency graph.
Review comments at @quest/m1/congestion/app-limited-estimate.md:
- Around line 22-24: Update the `stale_estimate` test in `probe.rs` to
explicitly require packet loss from queue overflow on the finite-queue,
sub-bitrate bufferbloat path. Keep the existing mocked-clock assertion and
ensure the test fails if the queue does not overflow and drop packets.
Review comments at @quest/m1/drop-set.md:
- Around line 224-225: Update the drop-set plan around reaches(fin) and
moq-archive to record the complete dropped gap as from..fin before removing the
fake group at fin - 1. Ensure reaches(fin) accepts a wholly dropped gap after
that group is removed, and cover both frame-zero and non-zero end positions.
Review comments at @quest/m1/perf-host.md:
- Around line 5-7: Update the profiling-host documentation in bench/README.md to
identify a stable host and explain how maintainers can connect to it and verify
kernel.perf_event_paranoid with sysctl before removing the quest; retain the
documented requirement.
- Around line 11-13: Update the prerequisite description in the host guidance to
clarify that `bench/profile.py` requires `kernel.perf_event_paranoid=-1` only
for `lock` and `cpu` captures; state that heap captures do not require this
setting.
Review comments at @quest/m1/test-flakes-2/cli-relay-load.md:
- Around line 14-15: Keep real_relay_matches_http_fetch on the real relay so it
continues covering HTTP routing, query handling, and response bytes; synchronize
it by waiting for the announce or route event rather than moving it to in-memory
transport. Add a separate in-memory test only if deterministic timing coverage
is needed.
Review comments at @quest/m2/archive-store-bench.md:
- Line 15: Update the benchmark plan’s sweep to vary both track count and stored
groups or objects per track, so the results distinguish per-track cost from
per-object cost.
- Around line 11-12: Update the benchmark model for Consumer::refresh to include
the delimiter LIST for the archive prefix in addition to one LIST per track, so
expected request counts and fixed per-refresh cost account for both.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @quest/m2/audio-alsa-onset.md:
- Around line 10-13: Update the onset EIO guidance to define how
`snd_pcm_avail_delay` identifies a transient onset error, while ensuring only
the qualifying onset EIO is excluded from `ERROR_LIMIT`; count subsequent
repeated EIOs normally so they can still trigger output rebuilds.
Review comments at @quest/m2/probe/target-backoff.md:
- Around line 15-16: Update the probe-backoff specification to distinguish the
caller-requested target set through Connection::set_probe_target from
BandwidthProbe’s effective target used for estimate comparison and pacing.
Define which target changes reset the failure counter, how subsequent
requested-target updates affect an active backoff, and how the effective target
recovers after capacity improves while the requested target remains unchanged.
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quest/m0/ci/README.md
quest/m0/ci/release-api-seed.md
quest/m0/nightly/README.md
quest/m0/nightly/net-async-free.md
quest/m1/README.md
quest/m1/auth/README.md
quest/m1/auth/drain-token.md
quest/m1/auth/expire-before-setup.md
quest/m1/congestion/README.md
quest/m1/congestion/app-limited-estimate.md
quest/m1/congestion/bbr-test-seed.md
quest/m1/drop-set.md
quest/m1/epoch-abort-cause.md
quest/m1/ffi-malformed-auth-kind.md
quest/m1/perf-host.md
quest/m1/test-flakes-2/README.md
quest/m1/test-flakes-2/cli-relay-load.md
quest/m1/test-flakes-2/ffi-audio-gap.md
quest/m1/test-flakes-2/uring-alloc-load.md
quest/m2/README.md
quest/m2/archive-store-bench.md
quest/m2/audio-alsa-onset.md
quest/m2/audit-deps.md
quest/m2/cmsg-decode-bound.md
quest/m2/env-knobs.md
quest/m2/p2p/README.md
quest/m2/p2p/identity-plan.md
quest/m2/probe/README.md
quest/m2/probe/target-backoff.md
quest/m2/quiet-clean-close-logs.md
quest/m2/release/migrate-audit.md
quest/m2/setup-parse-once.md
quest/m2/stats/README.md
quest/m2/stats/health-consumers.md
quest/m2/stats/rust.md
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Replace the async-enabling lane commands. Do not add to them.
sh/rs/net-features.sh still runs cargo clippy --all-targets (line 16) and cargo nextest run --tests (line 18). Both commands build dev-dependencies. rs/moq-net/Cargo.toml lists moq-net as its own dev-dependency with features = ["fuzz"] (line 62). The fuzz feature is defined as fuzz = ["async"] (line 26). These commands can therefore keep async enabled. The planned --lib clippy line skips dev-dependencies, but it does not remove the existing lines.
Name the existing invocations that the plan replaces. Move every affected dev-dependency and test target, not only the fuzz tests. This includes the moq-json dev-dependency (rs/moq-net/Cargo.toml:59). Confirm the resolved feature graph for moq-json (rs/moq-json/Cargo.toml:19) before naming it as a cause of async leakage.
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Review comment at @quest/m0/nightly/net-async-free.md around lines 10 - 15:
Update the lane plan to replace the existing `cargo clippy --all-targets` and
`cargo nextest run --tests` invocations in `sh/rs/net-features.sh`, rather than
merely adding another clippy command. Specify the `--no-default-features --lib`
clippy invocation and move the test targets needed by the lane out of the
dev-dependency graph.
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Require queue overflow and packet loss in the bufferbloat test.
The plan specifies a sub-bitrate rate and a finite queue, but it does not require the queue to overflow and drop packets. Add an explicit loss condition or assertion so the test exercises the required bufferbloat path. The repository guideline requires overflow to drop packets.
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24:
Update the `stale_estimate` test in `probe.rs` to explicitly require packet loss
from queue overflow on the finite-queue, sub-bitrate bufferbloat path. Keep the
existing mocked-clock assertion and ensure the test fails if the queue does not
overflow and drop packets.
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Record a usable profiling host, not only the sysctl requirement.
bench/README.md documents the perf_event_paranoid=-1 requirement and command, but it does not identify a stable host or inventory entry. Add a host identifier and explain how maintainers can run sysctl kernel.perf_event_paranoid on that host before deleting this quest.
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Update the profiling-host documentation in bench/README.md to identify a stable
host and explain how maintainers can connect to it and verify
kernel.perf_event_paranoid with sysctl before removing the quest; retain the
documented requirement.
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🔎 Supported by static analysis
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rg -n 'perf_event_paranoid|jeprof|heap|def main|mode' bench/profile.py | head -50
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Limit this prerequisite to lock and cpu captures.
bench/profile.py refuses only lock and cpu captures without kernel.perf_event_paranoid=-1. Heap captures return before the sysctl check and need only jeprof. The current text says the script refuses to run without the setting, which is too broad.
📝 Suggested fix
--- "a/quest/m1/perf-host.md"+++ "b/quest/m1/perf-host.md"@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@
## Plan
-- `bench/profile.py` refuses to run without it. The kio log quest and+- `bench/profile.py` refuses `lock` and `cpu` captures without it; heap captures do not need it. The kio log quest and
[moq-dev/moq#6680](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/6680) need CPU and lock
profiles from such a host.
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-`bench/profile.py` refuses to run without it. The kio log quest and
[moq-dev/moq#6680](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/6680) need CPU and lock
profiles from such a host.
-`bench/profile.py` refuses `lock` and `cpu` captures without it; heap captures do not need it. The kio log quest and
[moq-dev/moq#6680](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/6680) need CPU and lock
profiles from such a host.
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Update the prerequisite description in the host guidance to clarify that
`bench/profile.py` requires `kernel.perf_event_paranoid=-1` only for `lock` and
`cpu` captures; state that heap captures do not require this setting.
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Keep the real-relay test on the real relay.
Moving real_relay_matches_http_fetch to in-memory transport would remove coverage for HTTP routing, query handling, and response bytes. The suite could pass while the real-relay regression remains. Keep this test on the real relay and wait for the announce or route event. Add a separate in-memory test if deterministic timing coverage is needed.
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15:
Keep real_relay_matches_http_fetch on the real relay so it continues covering
HTTP routing, query handling, and response bytes; synchronize it by waiting for
the announce or route event rather than moving it to in-memory transport. Add a
separate in-memory test only if deterministic timing coverage is needed.
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Count the prefix LIST in the benchmark model.
Consumer::refresh performs one delimiter LIST for the archive prefix and one LIST per track. The plan models only the per-track calls. Include the prefix call so expected request counts and fixed per-refresh cost are correct.
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Update the benchmark model for Consumer::refresh to include the delimiter LIST
for the archive prefix in addition to one LIST per track, so expected request
counts and fixed per-refresh cost account for both.
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Sweep both archive workload axes.
The plan sweeps only track count. The archive also varies by stored groups or objects per track. Add a second axis so the benchmark separates per-track cost from per-object cost.
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Update the benchmark plan’s sweep to vary both track count and stored groups or
objects per track, so the results distinguish per-track cost from per-object
cost.
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Name the async-enabling lane steps to replace, keep the CLI fetch test on the real relay, require queue overflow in the BBR test path, sweep both archive axes, and pin down the ALSA onset EIO, probe target, perf-host, and drop-set wording.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
P2 — Bound the startup EIO exemption (quest/m2/audio-alsa-onset.md:13–15). Exempting every EIO before the first successful callback means a device repeatedly failing before any callback never reaches ERROR_LIMIT, so playback can remain dead without rebuilding. Require a bounded transient exemption, such as one qualifying startup EIO, and escalation for repeated pre-callback errors. This is the remaining case of CodeRabbit’s existing restart-escalation concern #6796 (review), not a duplicate inline finding.
Direction is otherwise improved: retaining real HTTP coverage, replacing async-enabling lane commands, and separating requested/effective probe targets clarify the contracts. The drop-set concern was clarified and withdrawn by its reviewer.
Verification: changed plans, review discussion and relevant audio restart/feature-lane code. No tests or Markdown checks run. These are planning changes, not implemented fixes.
The prior startup-EIO finding is fixed in quest/m2/audio-alsa-onset.md:13–15: only the first pre-callback EIO is exempt; repeated startup errors still count toward rebuilding. This bounded exception appropriately preserves recovery when playback never starts.
No new actionable bugs found. Verification: static planning delta against c77b606. No tests or Markdown checks run; the runtime fix remains future work.
The log lock profile from #6782 now requires the perf-host quest, which points back at it in place of the deleted kio log quest.
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Aligns with the quests #6707, #6790, and #6817 added: net-async-free links the poll-first async feature.
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#6719 finishes quest/m1/congestion by deleting its README, so the app-limited estimate and test seed quests move to top-level m1. The auth entries sit below Binding auth polish, clear of #6177's edit.
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Plans the follow-ups the 2026-10-24 quest-spawn run left in agent reports. Each item was checked against main by a read-only agent before planning.
New quests
m0
ci/release-api-seed: seedreleasewith API reports so the first cut's diff has a baseline (maintainer decision on feat(ci): diff every published API against its last release on release PRs #6477).nightly/net-async-free: themoq-net --no-default-featureslane stops pullingasyncback in through dev-dependencies.m1
bbr-app-limited: an app-limited BBR3max_bwnever ages, so the estimate stays high 20 s+ after the path drops (measured in feat(quic): native bandwidth probing by resending in-flight STREAM data #6635). Fix in the estimator, not in each reader.bbr-test-seed: unseededBbr3Config::default()tests lost their per-thread seed in refactor(congestion)!: extract controllers into moq-congestion #6602.congestion/, because refactor(congestion)!: make the controller trait transport-neutral #6719 finishes that epic by deleting its README.epoch-abort-cause: an aborted read through an epoch route endsNotFoundinstead of its cause (reproduced in feat(stats)!: publish groups as tracks of one node broadcast #6428).ffi-malformed-auth-kind: MALFORMED_AUTH_TOKEN (and any sibling codes) reach moq-ffi, moq-c, and the wrappers.auth/expire-before-setup: mocked-clock test for a grant that expires before SETUP.auth/drain-token: test that a closing Rust connection keeps a draining publication's token (JS parity with fix(net): drain a session on reconnect-loop teardown instead of aborting it #6630); fix only if it fails.test-flakes-2/{cli-relay-load,ffi-audio-gap,uring-alloc-load}: moq-cli relay tests, FFI-publisher audio gaps in interop, and the moq-uring allocation test under load.perf-host: condition quest for a quiet host withperf_event_paranoid=-1(maintainer action). Theunbounded-groups/log-lock-profilequest from perf(kio,net): lock-free append-only log for group frames #6782 now requires it.m2
probe/target-backoff: back off a probe target the path can't carry (about 5% wasted media today).cmsg-decode-bound,setup-parse-once,quiet-clean-close-logs,env-knobs,archive-store-bench,audio-alsa-onset.stats/health-consumers: a per-connection media counter, consumers for the health grade, and re-measured limits (feat(hang): grade client health from stats and feedback #6654's list).p2p/identity-plan: parks the roster-key question from quest: drop the routing identity proof #6310 for a/quest-planwalkthrough, starting from moq-e2ee signing.Folded into existing quests
drop-set: a local producer's declared end settles over dropped groups; delete moq-archive's fake group.stats/rust:export --echocounts no drops inlate.audit-deps: replaceTransportStatswith the DOM type once TypeScript 7.1 is stable.release/migrate-audit: start from feat(ci): diff every published API against its last release on release PRs #6477's list of unmarked break candidates.Dropped
checkwithout unshare: planned in quest: record pre-cut follow-ups from the quest-spawn run #6790. Unused fuzzrequired-features: none exist.lifecycle.mdFinish: fixed in feat(net)!: one lifecycle vocabulary for finish, abort, closed, and close #6750..zsiblings: owned bycompress/migrate. Finish-on-source: fix: never publish again under an ended track's name #6780 continues sequences instead. Dart leak test: test(dart): measure moq's heap in the leak tests, not process RSS #6739.Decisions (maintainer, 2026-10-25)
Goal: turn the surviving follow-ups into quests, placed by priority.
Restore per-group stats token scoping after #6428?
P2P roster key (from #6310)?
/quest-plan; explore extending moq-e2ee to sign content (not only encrypt) when peers don't trust each other and need proof.Delegated to my recommendations: the m0/m1/m2 placement, fixing the BBR3 estimate in the estimator rather than in readers, and moq-video's env knobs becoming settings its binaries pass in.
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