- src/local/mod.rs (feature = "local" -> tokio/net): dial_tcp (5s
timeout), connect_udp (ephemeral bind + connect + the FRAMED UdpHalf
adapter), dial_unix (OQ-TN-14 in v1), bind_tcp +
TcpListenerHalves::accept_loop (the listen shape's assembly half),
local_dial() (one DialFn covering all three substrates).
- UdpHalf truncation fails loud (OQ-TN-13): poll_read recvs into a
scratch buffer first and size-checks against the caller's buffer —
an over-size datagram is io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, never a silent
truncation (tokio's poll_recv-into-ReadBuf would truncate).
- No socket type appears outside src/local/ (convention 16); the
default crate stays wasm-clean; stdio bridging is NOT here (alktty
owns process stdio).
- Tests (tests/local_halves.rs, 7, feature-gated): TCP/UDP/unix dial
round-trips through the real establisher path, the 1400-byte MTU
datagram, the truncation fail-loud probe, dial-refusal ->
dial_failed, listen producer over a real TCP listener end-to-end.
Verified: cargo test green (default + --all-features, 44 + 7),
clippy -D warnings (default + all-features + wasm32), fmt clean,
cargo check --target wasm32-unknown-unknown passes.
- AcceptFn: the injected accepted-connection source (the assembly
layer owns the listener + accept loop; the protocol never binds —
OQ-TN-04).
- AcceptQueue: the protocol-side queue contract (async push/pop/
close; FIFO always-before-take ordering; close-while-waiting
resolves None). Empty-queue posture is assembly-owned (a late
accept is legitimate; resource_shortage is the closure's mapping;
the wrapper's 10s establishment timeout is the backstop).
- listen_establisher: same open op, same params, same typed errors —
registry namespace gate → accept() → Establishment::new(plan);
the pump handler is untouched (plan-flow with a different source).
- register_tunnel_listen_openable: same spec/pump registration with
the listen establisher (the honest shape vs a dial/accept enum:
the establisher is the only difference; one establisher per op id
per session registry — documented).
- Tests (tests/producer_listen.rs, 6): listen flow end-to-end, FIFO
ordering across two opens (R-01 plan-flow, listen-flavored), empty
queue -> resource_shortage, closed listener -> dial_failed,
unknown resource -> unknown_resource, late-push wait-then-resolve.
- Harness: RegistrationMode enum + wire_listen.
- TargetHandle gains a structural Debug impl (test ergonomics).
Verified: cargo test green (44), clippy -D warnings (native + wasm32),
fmt clean, wasm32 check passes.
Split the last open substrate-placement question:
- Unix: ships with the local feature v1 (dial_unix — same halves
shape as TCP; the wire enum already carried unix per ADR-001;
the params task's schema list includes all three values)
- Stdio: OUT of scope — a spawned process's stdin/stdout/stderr IS
alktty's pipe mode (LocalTtyBackend + tokio::process + Stdio::piped,
alktty tty-local.md): three multiplexed logical streams + the
exit-code control chunk (alktty ADR-004) + signal forwarding
(REQ-TTY-02). A stdio bridge here would be alktty's runner mode
with the terminal stripped out — a strictly worse duplicate that
also drops the semantics that matter (a byte tunnel has neither
exit codes nor signals). Remote command execution composes via
alktty on the same channels substrate.
Updated: open-questions.md OQ-TN-14 (resolved), overview.md feature
gate + deps + OQ summary, producer.md OQ ref, OQ-TN-10 promotion
(#3 split), phase-0-findings + both POC summaries' resolution notes,
params task (schema enum includes unix), local-socket-halves task
(unix ships, stdio does NOT — with the composition rationale),
oq-tn-14-tracker task repurposed (boundary-maintenance: re-opens only
if a consumer needs stdio-without-process-semantics — which would
need its own ADR, or if the alktty/alktunnels boundary needs
sharpening).
Verified: taskgraph valid (12 tasks, no cycles)
tasks/architecture/:
- oq-promotion-sync (planning): back-pointers from the phase-0 ledger
+ AGENTS.md to the promoted OQ tracker (the convergence checklist's
final half)
- oq-tn-14-tracker: the Safe-Exit external-trigger tracker task for
OQ-TN-14 (unix/stdio placement; [external-trigger, deferred-oq],
risk trivial, level research per the two-halves rule)
tasks/tunnels/ (the implementation graph, 8 generations):
- crate-init: module skeleton per overview.md's module map
- params: TunnelParams + open-op spec (ADR-001 wire-stable surface)
- wire-codec: frame_datagram/DatagramReader + the 8 POC-pinned test
families (ADR-003)
- producer-open-op: establisher (dial, plan flow R-01) + pump handler
(pump_bidi inline R-02) + registration; POC-ported integration tests
- consumer-session: TunnelSession (open/adopt, data planes, teardown
matrix — ADR-005); generalizes the reverse POC's ReverseTunnel
- producer-listen: the listen establisher + AcceptQueue contract
(ADR-004 shape 2)
- local-socket-halves: the local feature (TCP/UDP/unix halves
functions; truncation fail-loud per OQ-TN-13; unix ships per
OQ-TN-14's lean-yes, stdio deferred)
- review-core-crates: review-injection point before the downstream
tasks build on the high-risk producer/consumer shapes
- end-to-end-suite: 6 suites / >=20 tests consolidating both POC
suites against the public API (the spec's executable form)
- review-impl: the phase-gate review (wire/API/conventions/docs sync;
findings doc per the alkhttp/alkcall house pattern)
Graph verified with taskgraph: 12 tasks valid, no cycles, 8
generations; critical path = oq-promotion-sync -> crate-init ->
params -> wire-codec -> producer-open-op -> consumer-session ->
review-core-crates -> review-impl; risk concentrated in the two
session tasks (both POC-validated); parallel groups available at
generations 1 and 6
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