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feat(wallet): spend policy + ledger for automated SOL/USDC payments, x402 from automation - #8649
Spend policy for native executes (web3/wallet/policy.rs, [wallet_policy]): an asset allowlist with per-transaction, rolling-24h and per-recipient rolling-7-day caps (atomic units), applied to the module's exact prepared quote before it is signed.
Persistent ledger (web3/wallet/ledger.rs): every execute is recorded pending before the module signs, then broadcast (with the signature) or in_doubt; refusals are recorded as refused. Stored on the storage port (state_kv, owner wallet, ns spend_ledger), so it survives restarts.
Automation access: new agent tools wallet_balances and wallet_execute_prepared; trusted automation (background jobs, approval-free workflows) can pay within the caps once automation_enabled is set.
x402 from automation: authorize_x402_payment approves trusted automation without a prompt within the per-request budget. The WebChat flow is unchanged and external channels are still refused.
Safety fix: web3_swap_execute / web3_bridge_execute / web3_dapp_execute inherited ReadOnly / no external effect from the Tool default, so the approval gate treated a swap as a read. They now declare Write and an external effect. Regression test: web3_execute_tools_are_external_effects_that_need_write_permission.
New RPCs: wallet.policy_get, wallet.policy_update {automationEnabled?, applyToInteractive?, assets?}, wallet.ledger_list {limit?}.
Problem
A downstream autonomous agent needs to check its SOL/USDC balance, pay bounty winners and vendors in SOL/USDC from non-interactive turns, and buy API credits over x402, all under hard caps with a persistent record. Until now no agent tool could execute a transfer, execute_prepared only checked confirmed and the quote match (no caps, no ledger), and x402 required a WebChat forced approval.
Solution
ExecutionOrigin sorts the caller into four kinds:
Origin
Who
Policy
interactive
wallet UI's wallet.execute_prepared RPC
uncapped unless apply_to_interactive (same behaviour as before)
agent
the wallet_execute_prepared tool in WebChat / direct chat / CLI / workflow that requires approval
always held to the allowlist and caps; the approval gate also runs (the tool is an external effect)
automation
TrustedAutomation Background, or Workflow with require_approval: false
needs automation_enabled, then allowlist and caps; the tool is not an external effect here, so the spend policy takes the place of the per-call human gate
refused
ExternalChannel, Unknown
never executes
Windows are rolling (24h and 7 days from execute time), counted per asset (and per recipient for the weekly cap) over records the policy applied to. pending and in_doubt records count as spent. Fees are not counted. There is no price oracle, so dollar caps are written as atomic amounts.
A quote that already has an attempt that may have moved funds is refused (WALLET_POLICY_REFUSED: ... never retried), even from the UI. After any non-policy outcome the host drops the quote, so an in-doubt execute cannot be retried with it.
The default (automation_enabled = false, no assets) keeps the UI unchanged and lets no agent or automation move funds.
Env overrides go through the config env overlay: OPENHUMAN_WALLET_POLICY_AUTOMATION_ENABLED, OPENHUMAN_WALLET_POLICY_APPLY_TO_INTERACTIVE, OPENHUMAN_WALLET_POLICY_ASSETS (JSON array). A malformed asset list is ignored with a warning and never widens the policy.
x402: the module reserves budget before it asks the host. The host adds a second per-request check (ACTIVE_PER_REQUEST_MAX, kept outside the service lock because the confidential prepare call holds that lock during the callback).
Example: SOL and USDC only, $50/tx, $100/day, $50/recipient/week (SOL at $150):
Scheduled cron turns stay read-only at the harness gate (security_gate/authorize.rs): any tool with permission above ReadOnly or an external effect is refused there. This PR does not loosen that. Automation that pays has to run as a background job or an approval-free workflow.
SPL (USDC) balances need a new module member, which lives in tinywallet (feat: NativeWalletTokenBalances — SPL token (USDC) balances, contract 1.15 tinywallet#128, contract 1.15). For now wallet_balances returns the module's native balances. Exposing token balances is a follow-up host PR after the tinywallet release and re-pin; it is not in this PR, so this PR does not move the tinywallet gitlink and stays mergeable against the pinned 0.28.0 module.
wallet_balances / wallet_execute_prepared are declared in the host, not in tinywallet-bus, because what they do is OpenHuman policy over existing module members. They could move into the bus later if wanted.
Submission Checklist
Tests added or updated (happy path + failure/edge cases) — see Validation
Diff coverage ≥ 80% — every new module has sibling unit tests; CI diff-cover confirms
No new external network dependencies (mock transport / no network in tests)
Manual smoke checklist — N/A: no release-cut UI surface changed
Linked issue — N/A: no tracking issue for this request
Impact
Desktop/CLI core only. No frontend change. The wallet UI flow is unchanged under the default policy.
Security: agents and automation can move funds only after the owner configures [wallet_policy]. The web3 execute tools now reach the approval gate as writes.
New config section [wallet_policy] (default off). New storage namespace wallet/spend_ledger.
Follow-up: host adapter for token balances after the tinywallet release + re-pin
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Commit & Branch
Branch: wallet-automation-policy
Validation Run
Focused tests: cargo test -p openhuman --features web3,storage-sqlite --lib -- web3:: wallet_policy wallet_host x402_service wallet_service toolpacks about_app: all new tests pass. One existing test, web3::wallet::ops::tests::reveal_recovery_phrase_returns_phrase_for_existing_wallet, fails locally with TinySecurity secret scope is unavailable. That is an environment issue (no security module locally) and the test does not touch this change.
cargo clippy -p openhuman --features web3,storage-sqlite --lib --tests: no warnings in the touched files
cargo fmt, node scripts/ci/check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs: no new violations. The two remaining violations (artifacts/tiny_store.rs, sandbox/openshell/files_tests.rs) are already on main.
cargo check -p openhuman --no-default-features: the only error is in sandbox/openshell/mod.rs:173 (E0282), which is already on main.
Intended behavior change: agent and automation transfers under an owner-set policy; x402 from automation within budget; web3 execute tools gated as writes.
User-visible effect: none until [wallet_policy] is configured, except that web3 swap/bridge/dapp executes now reach the approval gate.
…or native executes
Every native-wallet execute now runs through a host spend policy
(web3::wallet::policy) over the module's exact quote: an asset allowlist with
per-transaction, rolling-24h and per-recipient rolling-7-day caps in atomic
units ([wallet_policy] + OPENHUMAN_WALLET_POLICY_* env). The wallet UI's RPC
stays uncapped by default; the new wallet_execute_prepared agent tool is
always capped, and trusted automation (background jobs, approval-free
workflows) additionally needs automation_enabled. External-channel and
unlabelled turns are refused.
Each attempt is written to a ledger on the storage port before the module
signs (pending) and updated afterwards (broadcast / in_doubt); refusals are
recorded. Pending and in-doubt records count against caps and a quote with an
attempt that may have moved funds is never executed again. New RPCs:
wallet.policy_get, wallet.policy_update, wallet.ledger_list. New agent tools:
wallet_balances, wallet_execute_prepared.
x402 from trusted automation is approved without a prompt within the
per-request budget; the WebChat flow is unchanged and other origins are
refused.
The swap/bridge/dapp execute tools inherited ReadOnly/no-external-effect
from the Tool trait default, so the approval gate treated them as reads; they
now declare Write and an external effect.
Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
high: Guarantee that a crash between put and CAS does not leave a dead pending record (crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/ledger.rs:163) Problem: `reserve` writes a `Pending` record (`self.put`) before atomically claiming the sequence. If the process crashes after `put` but before `update`, a `Pending` record is left in the Suggested fix:
Advisory notes
medium: Remove "no balance tool" from the web3 guide or update the test that asserts it (crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/toolpacks/guides/web3.md:4) Problem: The test `the_web3_skill_keeps_the_crypto_safety_contract` in `crates/openhuman-core/src/agent_registry/agents/loader_tests_orchestrator_tier_tests.rs` asserts that the web3 guide Suggested fix:
No concrete fix was supplied.
Verdict: Incomplete · Priority: high Coverage: Reviewed 10 of 38 files; not reviewed (call budget): crates/openhuman…, crates/openhuman…, and 2 additional unreviewed files; not reviewed (large PR): crates/openhuman…, crates/openhuman…, and 22 additional unreviewed files.
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Pull request purpose (title): feat(wallet): spend policy + ledger for automated SOL/USDC payments, x402 from automation. Tiny Sweeper completed its review; deterministic results follow.
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Completeness: Incomplete Test assessment: No supported feature-to-test mapping was available; this does not mean tests are absent or passed.
What changed
Adds a `[wallet_policy]` config section with env overlays and clone/default wiring; a policy module that classifies the caller (interactive, agent, automation, refused) and enforces an asset allowlist with per-transaction, rolling-24h and per-recipient rolling-7d caps; a persistent spend ledger on the storage port that records pending/broadcast/in_doubt/refused and blocks retries of a quote that may have moved funds; `guarded_execute` wrapping every native execute; new `wallet.policy_get`, `wallet.policy_update` and `wallet.ledger_list` RPCs; two new agent tools registered in the web3 toolpack; x402 routing that auto-approves trusted automation within the per-request budget while leaving the WebChat prompt and external-channel refusal unchanged; and `Write`/external-effect declarations for the web3 execute tools. Docs and capability catalog entries are updated to match.
Features
Added — Wallet spend policy configuration (`[wallet_policy]`): Adds a new config section with `automation_enabled`, `apply_to_interactive` and a per-asset allowlist carrying per-transaction, rolling-24h and per-recipient rolling-7d caps in atomic units, plus env overrides; a malformed asset JSON is ignored with a warning rather than widening the policy. (crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/wallet_policy.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/load/env_overlay/wallet_policy.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/types/config.rspub struct Config {, crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/types/config_clone.rsimpl Clone for Config {, crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/types/defaults.rsimpl Default for Config {, crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/mod.rspub mod hosting;)
Added — Execution origin classification and policy evaluation: Classifies each execute as interactive, agent, automation or refused, and refuses or caps it against the allowlist and rolling windows; interactive executes stay uncapped unless `apply_to_interactive` is set, and automation requires `automation_enabled`. (crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/policy.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/mod.rspub mod tools;)
Added — Policy and ledger RPCs: Adds `wallet.policy_get`, `wallet.policy_update` (partial patch with asset validation) and `wallet.ledger_list` (bounded page of recent records) to the wallet controller surface. (crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/policy_ops.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/schemas.rspub fn all_wallet_controller_schemas() -> Vec<ControllerSchema> {, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/schemas.rspub fn all_wallet_registered_controllers() -> Vec<RegisteredController> {)
Added — Policy-bound agent tools `wallet_balances` and `wallet_execute_prepared`: Gives the agent a balance read and an execute that runs through the spend policy; the execute is an external effect for every origin except trusted automation, and forbidden origins are refused before the module or ledger is touched. Both are registered in the web3 toolpack. (crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/automation_tools.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/tools.rsimpl WalletModuleTool {, crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/toolpacks/registry.rspub const PACKS: &[ToolPack] = &[)
Modified — Web3 execute tools declared as writes: `web3_swap_execute`, `web3_bridge_execute` and `web3_dapp_execute` now report `Write` permission and an external effect instead of inheriting the read-only default, so the approval gate treats them as the writes they are. (crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/module_tools.rsimpl Tool for Web3ModuleTool {, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/module_tools.rsimpl Web3ModuleTool {)
Modified — Documentation and capability catalog updates: Updates the wallet, web3 and x402 READMEs, the web3 toolpack guide, the config schema README and the gitbook wallet page, and refreshes the wallet and x402 capability descriptions to mention the spend policy, ledger and new RPCs. (crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/README.mdapproval policy., crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/README.mdNamespace names are wire contracts., crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/README.mdnot host-side accounting or protocol interpretation., crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/toolpacks/guides/web3.md, docs/gitbooks/en/features/wallet.mdAfter broadcast, three read-only tools let the agent follow a transaction by has, crates/openhuman-core/src/platform/about_app/catalog_workflows_automation.rsCapability {)
Tests
No supported feature-to-test mapping was produced. Test execution is not inferred.
Before merge
Address Guarantee that a crash between put and CAS does not leave a dead pending record (crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/ledger.rs).
Lane summary: Reviewed 5 of 33 files — 28 not reviewed. Reviewed 5 files; 3 findings. 28 files were omitted: not selected by the large-review budget, stopped at the physical-call limit. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `610c136ac43a`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
Evidence:crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/ledger.rs — Guarantee that a crash between put and CAS does not leave a dead pending record
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tests
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The tests lane reports one gap: the `wallet_execute_prepared` happy path — a trusted-automation turn that actually reaches `execute_prepared_as` — is never exercised, so the automation-executes-within-policy claim is pinned only at the `evaluate`/`guarded_execute` level, not through the tool.
Lane summary: This change adds the wallet spend policy, ledger, policy-bound agent tools, and RPC controllers. It includes test coverage for the new policy evaluation, ledger persistence, and tool behavior. The existing `the_web3_skill_keeps_the_crypto_safety_contract` test will now fail because the web3 guide no longer contains "no balance tool" (the assertion is in unchanged code, but the guide it references is a changed file). This is a reportable regression. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `610c136ac43a`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
commits
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The commits lane answered and reports no sensitive content in committed files.
Lane summary: No sensitive content in committed files. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `610c136ac43a`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
description
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The description lane answered and reports the description matches the diff closely, with the stated known limits (cron read-only, no SPL balances) accurate and no description defect worth reporting.
Lane summary: This pull request adds a configurable wallet spend policy with asset allowlists and limits, a persistent ledger for all wallet executes, policy-bound agent tools (wallet_balances/wallet_execute_prepared), and x402 authorization for trusted automation. The code is sound with good test coverage and introduction of defensive patterns (atomic reservation, in-doubt handling, quote single-use). I found one correctness issue in the env-overlay boolean parsing and one minor structural concern. Merge is safe after addressing the env-overlay issue. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `610c136ac43a`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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Walkthrough
This change adds configurable native-wallet spend controls, a persistent execution ledger, policy RPCs, and agent tools. It evaluates wallet executions by origin and configured caps. It also routes x402 authorization according to trusted-automation budgets and WebChat ownership.
Classifies execution origins, evaluates allowlists and spending caps, and records execution attempts in a persistent ledger. Native transfer execution now uses this guarded path.
Policy and ledger RPCs crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/policy_ops.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/policy_ops_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/schemas.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/schemas_tests.rs
Adds policy read and update operations and a recent-ledger query, with request validation and a bounded result limit.
Registers wallet balance and prepared-execution tools. Web3 execute tools declare write permission and external effects. Documentation and tests cover the tools and policy behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant WalletExecutePreparedTool
participant execute_prepared_as
participant wallet_service
participant guarded_execute
participant SpendLedger
WalletExecutePreparedTool->>execute_prepared_as: submit confirmed quote
execute_prepared_as->>wallet_service: pass execution origin
wallet_service->>guarded_execute: apply policy to quote
guarded_execute->>SpendLedger: check prior attempt and reserve pending record
guarded_execute->>SpendLedger: record execution outcome
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Possibly related issues
tinyhumansai/openhuman#7343: The change adds spend accounting and limits, x402 automation authorization, and write-effect declarations for the execute tools identified in this issue.
Possibly related PRs
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8599: This PR changes how deferred tool declarations are retained in tool snapshots, which applies to the newly registered wallet tools.
Suggested labels:rust-core, agent, bug
Suggested reviewers:m3ga-mind
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 0e51e
Spend-limit accounting can count failed attempts that never signed a transaction, which can block legitimate automated payments until the rolling window expires. Fix this and the stale x402 cap before merging; the wallet documentation also still describes a retry that the new ledger prevents.
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A rabbit checks the cap with care, And logs each transfer tucked in there. The ledger keeps each status clear, While prompts appear when users are near. The wallet hops through guarded air.
Follow-up for USDC balances: tinyhumansai/tinywallet#128 (module, contract 1.15) and the host adapter draft #8650. The draft is blocked on the tinywallet release and re-pin.
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Adds StateKv::open_owner_scoped, which resolves the tenant profile scope
rather than the acting agent's so workspace-wide resources like the native
wallet do not fork per agent, and refuses SaaS mode without a profile to
keep tenants isolated. Wallet asset caps now reject unknown fields so a
misspelled cap fails to parse instead of silently leaving that dimension
uncapped.
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Scope the spend ledger to the wallet owner, not the acting agent
For two embedded agents sharing a workspace with no profile, StateKv::open resolves through storage::current_scope to separate scope_for_agent(session_agent) buckets. However, ops/state.rs::wallet_state_path loads both agents' custody state from the same workspace/state/wallet-state.json. Each agent therefore gets an independent spend history while spending the same funds, allowing each to consume the full configured daily and per-recipient weekly limits. Bind the ledger to the wallet owner's operator/profile scope rather than the acting-agent scope, while preserving profile isolation.
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Atomically check and reserve spend across core processes
When two non-SaaS cores share a wallet/workspace, both can complete ledger.records() and evaluate() before either writes its pending reservation. Two 60-unit executes can therefore both pass a 100-unit daily cap and broadcast 120 units. The NATIVE_WALLET_SERVICE mutex only serializes calls within one process, and SpendLedger::put writes unrelated UUID-keyed records, so these reservations do not conflict at the storage layer. Make evaluation and reservation atomic through storage CAS/transactions or a cross-process wallet lock before signing.
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Carry the requesting turn into the x402 authorization callback
On the actual TinyBus path, callbacks run on the separate module-runtime task (modules/runtime.rs:60-62), and OwnedBy::call_with_context invokes the inner callback without restoring the requesting turn's CoreContext (modules/callback_owner.rs:75). Consequently, ambient_turn().turn_origin() is None here even when prepare_payment was initiated by a trusted background job or approval-free workflow. The new routing therefore selects Refused, making automated x402 payments fail despite being within budget. Capture and correlate the caller's trusted origin at the prepare boundary and use that state during authorization; the direct x402_route unit tests do not exercise this boundary.
The spend ledger now opens in the wallet owner's scope so every agent in a workspace shares one allowance and audit trail, and a new reserve method uses a compare-and-swap sequence document to admit one reservation at a time, re-evaluating against the winner's record when it loses a race. This prevents concurrent cores from both passing the policy check and overspending the same budget.
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Minor · Remove the obsolete retry instruction. · wallet.md:64
docs/gitbooks/en/features/wallet.md:64 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Remove the obsolete retry instruction.
Line 64 still says a failed quote is restored with a refreshed TTL and can be retried. The changed service removes attempted quotes, and the ledger blocks retries of pending or in-doubt attempts. This also contradicts the new instructions at Line 128.
Replace the retry instruction with the new recovery procedure. Explain that callers must establish the transaction outcome before preparing another transfer.
As per coding guidelines, “Update code and documentation together when a contract changes.”
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Review comment at @docs/gitbooks/en/features/wallet.md at line 64:
Update the execute_prepared documentation to remove the claim that failed quotes are restored and can be retried. Describe the recovery procedure: callers must establish the transaction outcome before preparing another transfer, and keep the guidance consistent with the existing recovery instructions.
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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/wallet_policy.rs:
- Line 65: Add Serde’s unknown-field rejection to WalletAssetCap so misspelled
and camelCase cap fields fail validation instead of being discarded. Add a
regression test confirming such input is rejected before the policy is changed.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet_service.rs:
- Line 223: Update the wallet execution flow around guarded_execute and
signing_secret so a secret retrieval or decryption failure before module
invocation is treated as a definite pre-sign failure, not InDoubt: do not count
it against spend caps or consume the quote. Keep the policy check before secret
access, and preserve uncertain-result handling for failures after module
execution begins.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/x402_service.rs:
- Around line 105-118: Reset ACTIVE_PER_REQUEST_MAX to 0 whenever close_service,
the shutdown hook, or the reconfigure path in ensure_service sets the active
service to None, so per_request_max_atomic() falls back to the configured
default.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/policy.rs:
- Line 302: Update the recipient comparison in the weekly-cap ledger filter to
compare the ledger and quote addresses using the same chain-specific identity,
normalizing EVM case and optional 0x prefixes while preserving case-sensitive
behavior for other chains; retain the created_at_ms cutoff.
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Review comments at @docs/gitbooks/en/features/wallet.md:
- Line 64: Update the execute_prepared documentation to remove the claim that
failed quotes are restored and can be retried. Describe the recovery procedure:
callers must establish the transaction outcome before preparing another
transfer, and keep the guidance consistent with the existing recovery
instructions.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Do not charge failed secret retrieval against spend caps.
guarded_execute writes Pending before this call. If keychain access or decryption fails, the closure returns before calling the module, but the guard records InDoubt. The service then removes the quote. Repeated attempts during a security-service failure can exhaust the daily or recipient-weekly allowance without signing any transaction.
Keep the policy check before secret access, but distinguish this definite pre-sign failure from an uncertain module result. Do not count it as spent or consume the quote.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet_service.rs at line 223:
Update the wallet execution flow around guarded_execute and signing_secret so a secret retrieval or decryption failure before module invocation is treated as a definite pre-sign failure, not InDoubt: do not count it against spend caps or consume the quote. Keep the policy check before secret access, and preserve uncertain-result handling for failures after module execution begins.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Reset ACTIVE_PER_REQUEST_MAX when the active service is cleared.
close_service, the shutdown hook, and the reconfigure path in ensure_service all set *active = None. None of them resets ACTIVE_PER_REQUEST_MAX. After a close, per_request_max_atomic() returns the stale limit of the closed ledger.
The host automation cap is a second line of defense. The module enforces its own budget. The risk is therefore a mismatch between the two limits, not a bypass. The host can use a stale cap if a callback runs when no service is active.
Store 0 whenever the service is set to None. Then the getter falls back to the configured default.
Whether a callback can run with no active service was not established. prepare_payment calls ensure_service first.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/x402_service.rs around lines 105 - 118:
Reset ACTIVE_PER_REQUEST_MAX to 0 whenever close_service, the shutdown hook, or the reconfigure path in ensure_service sets the active service to None, so per_request_max_atomic() falls back to the configured default.
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#!/bin/bashprintf'%s\n''--- host prepare boundary ---'
cat -n crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/execution.rs | sed -n '85,125p'
cat -n crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/schemas.rs | sed -n '535,565p'printf'%s\n''--- pinned TinyWallet tree and recipient code ---'
python3 - <<'PY'import json, subprocess, sys, base64repo='tinyhumansai/tinywallet'sha='30e92e630c5130a486e0dd8bbac64330a48f3470'def api(endpoint): try: p=subprocess.run(['gh','api',endpoint],capture_output=True,text=True) except FileNotFoundError: print('gh executable unavailable') return None if p.returncode: print('API lookup failed:', endpoint, p.stderr.strip()) return None return json.loads(p.stdout)tree=api(f'repos/{repo}/git/trees/{sha}?recursive=1')if tree is None: sys.exit(0)print('tree truncated:', tree.get('truncated'))paths=[x['path'] for x in tree.get('tree',[]) if x.get('type')=='blob' and x['path'].endswith('.rs') and any(k in x['path'].lower() for k in ('transfer','prepare','wire','evm'))]print('candidate paths:', *paths, sep='\n')for path in paths: data=api(f'repos/{repo}/contents/{path}?ref={sha}') if not data or data.get('encoding')!='base64': continue text=base64.b64decode(data['content']).decode('utf-8',errors='replace').splitlines() hits=[i for i,l in enumerate(text) if any(s in l for s in ('to_address','to_checksum','to_ascii_lowercase','to_lowercase'))] if hits: print('\n---',path,'---') selected=set() for i in hits: selected.update(range(max(0,i-5),min(len(text),i+6))) for i in sorted(selected): print(f'{i+1:4} {text[i]}')PY
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cat -n crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/execution.rs | sed -n '115,215p'
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Compare EVM recipient identities when enforcing the weekly cap.
TinyWallet preserves EVM address case and the optional 0x prefix. Different forms of the same address can therefore bypass recipient_weekly_max_raw.
Compare both ledger and quote addresses using the same chain-specific identity. Do not lowercase addresses for every chain.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/policy.rs at line 302:
Update the recipient comparison in the weekly-cap ledger filter to compare the ledger and quote addresses using the same chain-specific identity, normalizing EVM case and optional 0x prefixes while preserving case-sensitive behavior for other chains; retain the created_at_ms cutoff.
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Fix or reply to the findings below and push. The next review clears this automatically once they are gone — you should not need to dismiss anything by hand.
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Guarantee that a crash between put and CAS does not leave a dead pending record
`reserve` writes a `Pending` record (`self.put`) before atomically claiming the sequence. If the process crashes after `put` but before `update`, a `Pending` record is left in the ledger that no one will ever update. That record counts against caps (`counts_against_caps` returns true for `Pending`) forever, silently shrinking the user's spend allowance on restart. The comment says the ordering is intentional so concurrent evaluators always over-count, but it trades that property for a permanent leak on crash. The fix is to write the record **and** claim the sequence in a single atomic operation, or to write a marker that a crash can detect and clean up on boot.
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Orphaned Pending records can lock capacity after a crash between put and the sequence claim.
reserve calls self.put(&record) at Line 165 before the sequence CAS. If the process crashes between these two steps, the Pending record stays in the ledger permanently. counts_against_caps returns true for Pending, so the orphan counts against the daily and recipient-weekly caps until the window expires. Nothing was signed in this case, because signing starts only after reserve returns. The over-count is fail-safe, but it can block legitimate spend for up to 24 hours or 7 days. The Pending doc on LedgerStatus treats a crash-left record as possibly broadcast, which is wrong for this specific gap.
Make the pre-claim record distinguishable. For example:
Add a Reserving status that counts against caps only while it is younger than a short TTL.
Promote the record to Pending after the claim succeeds.
Alternatively, document the over-count and give the operator a way to clear such records.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/ledger.rs around lines 163 - 165:
Update reserve and LedgerStatus so a crash between self.put and the sequence claim leaves a record distinguishable from a claimed Pending reservation; expire that pre-claim state after a short TTL, and promote it to Pending only after the claim succeeds. Ensure counts_against_caps applies the appropriate cap behavior to each state, and correct the Pending documentation. Alternatively, document the over-count and provide an operator-supported way to clear orphaned records.
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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/wallet/ledger.rs:
- Around line 163-165: Update reserve and LedgerStatus so a crash between
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Pending reservation; expire that pre-claim state after a short TTL, and promote
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Summary
web3/wallet/policy.rs,[wallet_policy]): an asset allowlist with per-transaction, rolling-24h and per-recipient rolling-7-day caps (atomic units), applied to the module's exact prepared quote before it is signed.web3/wallet/ledger.rs): every execute is recordedpendingbefore the module signs, thenbroadcast(with the signature) orin_doubt; refusals are recorded asrefused. Stored on the storage port (state_kv, ownerwallet, nsspend_ledger), so it survives restarts.wallet_balancesandwallet_execute_prepared; trusted automation (background jobs, approval-free workflows) can pay within the caps onceautomation_enabledis set.authorize_x402_paymentapproves trusted automation without a prompt within the per-request budget. The WebChat flow is unchanged and external channels are still refused.web3_swap_execute/web3_bridge_execute/web3_dapp_executeinheritedReadOnly/ no external effect from theTooldefault, so the approval gate treated a swap as a read. They now declareWriteand an external effect. Regression test:web3_execute_tools_are_external_effects_that_need_write_permission.wallet.policy_get,wallet.policy_update {automationEnabled?, applyToInteractive?, assets?},wallet.ledger_list {limit?}.Problem
A downstream autonomous agent needs to check its SOL/USDC balance, pay bounty winners and vendors in SOL/USDC from non-interactive turns, and buy API credits over x402, all under hard caps with a persistent record. Until now no agent tool could execute a transfer,
execute_preparedonly checkedconfirmedand the quote match (no caps, no ledger), and x402 required a WebChat forced approval.Solution
ExecutionOriginsorts the caller into four kinds:wallet.execute_preparedRPCapply_to_interactive(same behaviour as before)wallet_execute_preparedtool in WebChat / direct chat / CLI / workflow that requires approvalTrustedAutomationBackground, or Workflow withrequire_approval: falseautomation_enabled, then allowlist and caps; the tool is not an external effect here, so the spend policy takes the place of the per-call human gatependingandin_doubtrecords count as spent. Fees are not counted. There is no price oracle, so dollar caps are written as atomic amounts.WALLET_POLICY_REFUSED: ... never retried), even from the UI. After any non-policy outcome the host drops the quote, so an in-doubt execute cannot be retried with it.automation_enabled = false, no assets) keeps the UI unchanged and lets no agent or automation move funds.OPENHUMAN_WALLET_POLICY_AUTOMATION_ENABLED,OPENHUMAN_WALLET_POLICY_APPLY_TO_INTERACTIVE,OPENHUMAN_WALLET_POLICY_ASSETS(JSON array). A malformed asset list is ignored with a warning and never widens the policy.ACTIVE_PER_REQUEST_MAX, kept outside the service lock because the confidential prepare call holds that lock during the callback).Example: SOL and USDC only, $50/tx, $100/day, $50/recipient/week (SOL at $150):
Known limits, called out on purpose:
security_gate/authorize.rs): any tool with permission above ReadOnly or an external effect is refused there. This PR does not loosen that. Automation that pays has to run as a background job or an approval-free workflow.wallet_balancesreturns the module's native balances. Exposing token balances is a follow-up host PR after the tinywallet release and re-pin; it is not in this PR, so this PR does not move the tinywallet gitlink and stays mergeable against the pinned 0.28.0 module.wallet_balances/wallet_execute_preparedare declared in the host, not intinywallet-bus, because what they do is OpenHuman policy over existing module members. They could move into the bus later if wanted.Submission Checklist
Impact
[wallet_policy]. The web3 execute tools now reach the approval gate as writes.[wallet_policy](default off). New storage namespacewallet/spend_ledger.Related
NativeWalletTokenBalances(SPL/USDC balances), needed for the token-balance follow-upAI Authored PR Metadata
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wallet-automation-policyValidation Run
cargo test -p openhuman --features web3,storage-sqlite --lib -- web3:: wallet_policy wallet_host x402_service wallet_service toolpacks about_app: all new tests pass. One existing test,web3::wallet::ops::tests::reveal_recovery_phrase_returns_phrase_for_existing_wallet, fails locally withTinySecurity secret scope is unavailable. That is an environment issue (no security module locally) and the test does not touch this change.cargo clippy -p openhuman --features web3,storage-sqlite --lib --tests: no warnings in the touched filescargo fmt,node scripts/ci/check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs: no new violations. The two remaining violations (artifacts/tiny_store.rs,sandbox/openshell/files_tests.rs) are already on main.cargo check -p openhuman --no-default-features: the only error is insandbox/openshell/mod.rs:173(E0282), which is already on main.New tests:
over_the_per_transaction_cap_is_refused,over_the_rolling_daily_cap_is_refused_and_older_spend_rolls_off,over_the_per_recipient_weekly_cap_is_refused_while_another_recipient_is_fine,pending_and_in_doubt_records_count_but_refused_ones_do_not,an_asset_outside_the_allowlist_is_refused_for_automation,a_pinned_token_address_refuses_a_same_symbol_impostor,automation_is_refused_when_the_owner_has_not_enabled_it,automation_under_every_cap_is_allowed_and_capped,interactive_executes_stay_uncapped_by_default_and_capped_when_configured,an_agent_execute_in_a_chat_is_always_capped_even_without_automation_enabled,turn_origins_map_to_interactive_automation_or_refused,guarded_execute_records_pending_before_broadcast_and_broadcast_after,an_in_doubt_execute_is_never_retried_for_the_same_quote,an_over_cap_automation_execute_is_refused_recorded_and_never_reaches_the_module,spend_recorded_before_a_restart_still_counts_against_the_daily_cap,an_interactive_execute_keeps_working_uncapped_and_is_still_recordedledger_records_survive_reopening_the_workspace,a_refused_attempt_is_not_an_attempt_that_may_have_moved_fundsexecute_tool_is_an_external_effect_outside_trusted_automation,execute_tool_is_governed_by_policy_not_the_gate_in_a_background_turn,execute_tool_refuses_an_external_channel_turn_before_touching_the_wallet,balance_tool_is_a_read,web3_execute_tools_are_external_effects_that_need_write_permission,web3_quote_and_route_tools_stay_read_onlyx402_from_trusted_automation_within_budget_is_approved_without_a_prompt,x402_from_trusted_automation_over_the_per_request_budget_is_refused,x402_from_a_workflow_that_requires_approval_is_not_auto_approved,x402_from_an_external_channel_or_unlabelled_turn_is_refused,x402_webchat_flow_is_unchanged_and_still_prompts_the_owning_chatdefault_policy_keeps_interactive_uncapped_and_automation_off,sol_and_usdc_caps_parse_from_the_config_table,env_overlay_wallet_policy_sets_flags_and_assets_and_ignores_garbage,a_patch_updates_only_the_fields_it_names,a_patch_with_an_unknown_chain_or_blank_symbol_is_rejected_and_changes_nothing,a_patch_with_an_unknown_field_is_rejectedBehavior Changes
[wallet_policy]is configured, except that web3 swap/bridge/dapp executes now reach the approval gate.Parity Contract
wallet.execute_preparedRPC uncapped by default; x402 WebChat prompt unchanged; RPC names unchanged.Summary by CodeRabbit