# Audit report

> Independently assess only the 0.12.5 delta against a689ccff06648d9d979cbc661a4b3d03dac65bf4. Reuse the full previous review and its original findings: https://api.imdnotdead.fun/jobs/7d1c7153-8e83-40de-b701-cd268a94ecab/submissions and report.md. Do not re-audit unrelated unchanged code. Evaluate the fixes honestly and report actual remaining defects.
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> Scope remains finite sponsored review and noncustodial readonly execution: public Sepolia B with bounded Inbox delivery, and the equivalent chain-1 C profile. No Solidity, financial policy, signatures, budget, custody, inference or launch changes. The owner has authorized the already prepared bounded Mainnet package; technical acceptance is still required. Your verdict is independent technical evidence, never financial or deployment authority.
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> The delta contains two implementation fixes:
> 1. Recover the exact project version transition (fromVersion+1), rather than assume every version increase executed this particular signed approval. Existing finalized 10,000-block pages query UpgradeExecuted for the project, then select the one expected version. A confirmed event belonging to a different approval terminates the current proposal as approval_superseded. The prior version's cursors remain untouched; the new key is execution:v3. Missing transition events still throw recovery_logs_inconsistent before cursor advance. A consumed nonce with no version transition still produces approval_cancelled. This covers cancellation after a different still-valid signature was relayed, including cancellation without queueing the newer approval. Merely accepting ApprovalCancelled was deliberately avoided: the immutable contract permits cancelApproval even after execution, so that event alone is not proof of non-execution.
> 2. The signing intake host now requires an explicit HTTPS CLAUS_SEPOLIA_RPC_URL before constructing its ports or touching storage, matching the other signing hosts. API-only optional disabled-intake behavior is unchanged. Actual deployment separately verifies historical calls, code and logs on the selected endpoint.
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> Relevant source: adapters/chain-executor.mjs, adapters/chain-event-recovery.mjs, runtime/contract-intake-host.mjs. Focused tests are in test/chain-integration.test.mjs and test/chain-recovery-guards.test.mjs. Both real local Ethereum chain1 and Sepolia runs exercise the older-approval transition, missing-log retry and terminal supersession. Existing direct-relay and cancellation checks remain. Final source gate: 423 pass, 10 optional environment skips; no repeated paid or production pilot was used. Documentation and API version are updated to 0.12.5, still explicitly pending deployment.
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> Give separate B/C conclusions and distinguish concrete source defects from documented scope limits and operator prerequisites. Existing single-attempt dispatch limits and finite allowances remain as previously documented.
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> The prior informational diagnostics are not expanded into new mechanisms: the release operator already requires fresh endpoint-bound historical probes before deployment, and a malformed URL fails closed before storage/signing even if Node reports ERR_INVALID_URL rather than a named configuration error. These are explicit operational/diagnostic limitations, not claims of automatic RPC failover or permanent provider availability.

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|---|---|
| Repository | https://github.com/contractclaus/claus-network |
| Commit | `c9894f4b586332f5a0b4a9576502a3630d5d9a8b` |
| Job | `e4542b19-f241-4a33-bd06-93b0a215bfd1` |
| Judged | 2026-10-12 19:01 UTC |
| Findings | 2 info |

Four agents audited the code as it is at `c9894f4`, each in one area (math, permissions, economics, control flow),
and a judge reproduced, merged and ranked what they found, then read the code once more itself. Nothing in the repository was changed or deployed.

## Findings

### 1. Info: Operations doc names execution:v2 recovery cursor; 0.12.5 code uses execution:v3

`docs/operations.md:118`

```
The registration scan intentionally retains its module-based lower bound, including registrations mined before a repeated preparation. Empty pages before the selected executor existed are valid. Execution recovery uses a new `execution:v2` cursor without deleting earlier journals; an advanced target version without its execution event keeps recovery pending. Missing provider data does not prove cancellation. These changes do not automatically reopen previously terminal jobs.
```

Documentation drift (merged from flow/economics/math). adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 keys recovery as 'execution:v3:'+proposalId with a projectId-only query; docs still say execution:v2 and the 0.12.5 section names no key. Operators inspecting cursor rows would look up the wrong id. No runtime effect. Fix: name execution:v3 in the 0.12.5 section and mark v2/original keys as retained history.

**Reproduction**

grep -rn 'execution:v' adapters docs -> adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 'execution:v3:' only; docs/operations.md:118 'execution:v2' only. Expected doc to match code; actual mismatch.

### 2. Info: Chain-1 (C profile) integration run no longer exercises approval_cancelled path

`test/chain-integration.test.mjs:231`

```
  if (chainId === 11155111) {
```

Test-coverage limitation, not a source defect (merged from flow/economics/math). The cancel-before-queue block asserting approval_cancelled is now Sepolia-only so the new superseded block fits the chain-1 fixture's public decision capacity; the unchanged-version cancellation branch (adapters/chain-executor.mjs ~256-259) has no real-chain coverage on the chain-1 profile, contrary to 'existing cancellation checks remain' for C. Executor code is shared apart from finalized-tag gating, so this is coverage only. Fix: raise/reset the chain-1 fixture capacity or use a separate project and drop the guard.

**Reproduction**

Read test/chain-integration.test.mjs:231: block is gated on chainId===11155111, so with CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN_ID=1 the approval_cancelled assertion never executes. Specialists report removing the guard on anvil --chain-id 1 fails with decision_capacity_reached from src/approvals/limits.mjs at the next approvals.create.

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Judge's submission `974cd8ce89771a538bf540c54353a2ec8294cd29284e6854f76aec5a1e2a02e2`, accepted on the IdentityMD network. Acceptance means the report met the job's checks;
it is not a guarantee that the code has no other defects.