fix: require native persona authorization verification
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@ -21,14 +21,14 @@ then calls `compileLanguageGoal`. A failed, malformed, non-fact, or purpose-less
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still gated by a unique manifest-valid persona repository, the manifest-pinned configured model, and public
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device identity; it has no installed-desktop or live-product acceptance claim.
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The source coordinator no longer accepts an unverified persona-authorization boolean from the desktop caller.
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`hasPersonaPrimaryControlAuthorization` validates the shape, exact bindings, digest format, and validity window
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of a receipt that claims `GUANGHU_OS` verification. That renderer-side validation is not cryptographic provenance
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and cannot turn a local JSON object into authority. A native loader may be connected only after it verifies a
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signed receipt against a registered Guanghu OS trust source and returns the already-verified projection. REPO-012
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now publishes the exact registry source with zero signers, and the Tauri command loads only that exact commit-bound
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empty state. The native verifier now validates the complete signed v2 contract, but no verified projection is wired
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into the language controller and the authoritative registry has zero signers, so planning remains in system-direct mode. The independent server
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The source coordinator no longer accepts an unverified persona-authorization boolean or treats a renderer-shaped
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receipt as authority. When a candidate v2 receipt is present, the language controller sends that receipt and the
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exact persona, human responsibility, repository, model, request, language-anchor, and observation-time expectation
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to the native verifier. `hasPersonaPrimaryControlAuthorization` accepts only its strict five-field successful
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projection; verifier errors, denials, extra fields, and locally claimed signed receipts remain system-direct.
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REPO-012 publishes the exact registry source with zero signers, and the Tauri command loads only that exact
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commit-bound empty state. The authoritative registry therefore still makes every current candidate return
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`NO_TRUSTED_SIGNER`; source wiring is not live persona authority. The independent server
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contract in `product-source/guanghu-knowledge-base/server/persona-control-authorization.ts` defines the v2 signed
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receipt, exact REPO-012 signer-registry source, canonical signing bytes, signer scope checks, revocation handling,
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and Ed25519 verification. Its tested code does not appoint a signer or enable the desktop persona-primary path.
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@ -178,22 +178,22 @@ configured provider metadata. It has no native persona-control authorization rec
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callback, and hides the reality confirmation surface because no durable confirmation consumer is wired. This
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proves source integration, not a real persona manifest binding, installed desktop runtime, or acceptance.
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`src/lib/personaControlAuthorization.ts` removes the desktop coordinator's caller-supplied authorization boolean.
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It validates the structure and exact bindings of a current receipt that claims `GUANGHU_OS` verification: persona,
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human responsibility subject, repository head, model instance, request and language anchor must all agree. This
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renderer validation does not prove the issuer or verify a signature. A native loader must first verify signed
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provenance against a registered Guanghu OS trust source; neither that trust source nor the loader exists in the
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current desktop source. Missing, stale, mismatched or merely local evidence therefore remains system-direct.
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`src/lib/personaControlAuthorization.ts` removes the desktop coordinator's caller-supplied authorization boolean
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and no longer treats renderer-side receipt shape checks as authority. The language controller sends a candidate
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receipt plus exact persona, human responsibility subject, repository head, model instance, request, language anchor,
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and observation time to the native verifier. Only its strict successful projection can enable persona-primary
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planning; a missing candidate, verifier error, denial, extra field, or merely local signed-looking object remains
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system-direct.
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`product-source/guanghu-knowledge-base/server/persona-control-authorization.ts` now supplies the independent
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cryptographic source contract: v2 signed receipt fields, deterministic signing bytes, an exact-commit REPO-012
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signer-registry source, persona/human/scope-limited Ed25519 signers, revocation, time and request binding, and
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signature verification. The current REPO-012 main does not publish that registry path, so no signer is trusted and
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the Tauri desktop now exposes a native read-only loader for the exact REPO-012 commit-bound registry. It accepts
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signature verification. The current REPO-012 main publishes that registry path with zero signers, so no signer is
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trusted and the Tauri desktop exposes a native read-only loader for the exact REPO-012 commit-bound registry. It accepts
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the current empty registry and keeps authorization disabled. The native verifier now implements strict v2 receipt
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parsing, canonical signing bytes, Ed25519 SPKI verification, signer scope/revocation checks, exact request bindings,
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and validity windows. It is not wired into the language controller, and the authoritative registry still has zero
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signers, so tested loader/verifier source is not runtime authority, deployment, or desktop acceptance.
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and validity windows. Its verification projection is now wired into the language controller, but the authoritative
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registry still has zero signers, so tested source wiring is not runtime authority, deployment, or desktop acceptance.
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Tolaria is a personal knowledge and life management desktop app. It reads a vault of markdown files with YAML frontmatter and presents them in a four-panel UI inspired by Bear Notes.
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