registry: passkey step-up for minting publish/owners tokens and the owners calls

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Follow-up split from the refine of #274 (parent #16, which is ready). Landed work this builds on: #227 TOTP and recovery codes (PR #272), #228 a factor before publishing tokens (PR #273), #274 the Torb-Code step-up (PR #277), all on main at 584d266f.

Goal

An account whose only second factor is a passkey can pass the step-up that #274 asks of authenticator-app accounts. A passkey cannot sign a request from a script, so the proof is a browser approval of a single-use grant that the API client then redeems in the same Torb-Code header. Today such an account is refused with "a passkey cannot give that proof through the API yet" (Registry.proved).

Decisions (made by the loop, recorded here)

Shape: grant, not a bare assertion. The earlier idea of "challenge endpoint plus assertion in a header" fails: an API client has no authenticator and no browser, and a WebAuthn assertion is produced by the browser (navigator.credentials.get). So the API client starts a step-up, the person approves it in the browser with a passkey (user verification required), and the client redeems it by sending Torb-Code: step-up:<secret>. The account page alone is not enough (it is a session, not the API caller's token), so the API path stays.
Start: POST /api/1/step-up {call} with any bound account token (operator: 403, it is never asked; no token: 401). call is "mint" (minting a token with publish or owners) or "owners" (create organisation, set/remove member, trusted publishers); anything else 400. Answer 201: {id, secret, userCode, expires, page}. secret is 256 bits of randomness (shown once, stored only as SHA-256 in the style of digestOf), userCode is 8 Crockford Base32 characters, page is <publicUrl>/account. Lifetime 5 minutes (the existing challengeSeconds). At most 3 live (unused, unexpired) grants per account, a 4th is 429. Expired rows are deleted on each start.
Approve (browser): the account page gets a form "Approve a step-up" (csrf, field userCode) -> POST /account/step-up/new {csrf, userCode} (session of the same account, else 403; unknown, used or expired code 403) answers the ceremony page, which shows the call it authorises and asks the browser for an assertion with allowCredentials = the account's unmarked passkeys (the same page script, one new data-allow attribute; userVerification: "required" as now; CSP unchanged) -> POST /account/step-up/approve {csrf, credential, clientData, authenticator, signature}. The registry checks it with the existing verifiedAssertion (challenge, origin, RP id, UP+UV flags, signature, counter), requires the credential to belong to the grant's account and not be marked, stores the counter by compare-and-set exactly as the sign-in does (finishPasskeySignIn), and sets approved = 1. A counter that did not rise marks the passkey (same rule as sign-in).
Replay protection. The challenge belongs to the grant (new random per start, 32 bytes, challenge column) and is used up by the first answer, right or wrong (blanked in one UPDATE ... WHERE challenge != '' before the assertion is looked at), so a failed assertion kills the grant and the client starts again. Redeeming is one statement UPDATE step_ups SET used = 1 WHERE digest = ? AND account = ? AND call = ? AND approved = 1 AND used = 0 AND expires > unixepoch() with changes() = 1; a second redeem, an unapproved or expired grant, another account's or another call's grant are 403. The counter, the single-use challenge and the single-use grant are the three layers; no assertion can be reused.
Scope of what it authorises: exactly one guarded call of the named class by that account, within the 5 minutes. Not a session, not a token, nothing persists. It is not bound to the call's arguments (the client's description would be unverifiable text on the page); the person compares the userCode the page shows with the one the client printed. Documented as a known limit.
Rate limit: failed approvals (a challenge answered wrongly, a user code unknown) count in the existing code_attempts through reservedAttempt (5 per 15 min per account, then 429 with Retry-After); a right approval gives back its own try like acceptedCode. Redeem needs no limit (256-bit secret).
Where it plugs in: proved accepts Torb-Code values starting step-up: for any account with a factor (an account with both TOTP and a passkey may use either), calling a new redeemedStepUp(account, call, secret); the proof stays the last check of a call so a refused request burns no grant; a grant burned by a lost name race is documented like the code. The passkey-only refusal text now says how: "start a step-up: POST /api/1/step-up, approve it on the account page". The 403 for a missing code names both ways. The account-page session paths (/account/tokens/new) are unchanged: a session at a browser is not the stolen-token case.
Nothing kept: no secret, user code or assertion in events, tokens or any column other than digest, and userCode only in the grant row; events step-up-start, step-up-approve, step-up-use carry the grant id only.
Not reserved for the owner: no public statement, cost or breaking change (Torb-Code with a text value is additive; a client that sends a digit code is unchanged).

Where in the code (pinned at `584d266f`)

Proof: proved, its five call sites (lines 576, 622, 641, 716 mint, 1822), acceptedCode, reservedAttempt.
Routes: api.trb router and Torb-Code read, account.trb passkey routes, passkeyScript, ceremonyAttributes.
Schema: passkey_challenges; new table step_ups (digest PRIMARY KEY, id, account, call, user_code, challenge, approved, used, created, expires) as a CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS migration like its neighbours.
Design record: RELEASE.md 7.6 "a stolen token" and the write-service "Tokens" row (L1326, ends "a passkey cannot give the code through the API (issue #275)").

Size and split

One PR, one commit (two allowed: core + page/script/docs). Roughly 350-450 lines of src and a test file; the pieces cannot be tested apart (an approval needs the page, a redeem needs an approval) and all share one security argument, so splitting would only create untestable halves. Security-relevant: implementer opus/high, architect review of the diff. No dependency left (#274 landed).

Seed impact

None: TorbScript on existing std only (P-256, Ed25519 and RS256 verification already exist, no syntax change, no native, no driver flag, no std name looked up by the compiler). Do not touch seed/.

Acceptance criteria

POST /api/1/step-up {call: "mint"|"owners"} answers 201 {id, secret, userCode, expires, page}; no token 401, operator 403, other call 400, a 4th live grant 429; only the SHA-256 of the secret is stored.
POST /account/step-up/new and /approve need a session of the grant's account and csrf (else 403); the ceremony page lists only unmarked passkeys in allowCredentials; the script gains the attribute and nothing else, the CSP is unchanged.
A right assertion (tests: recorded ES256 and EdDSA passkeys, RS256 once) approves the grant; refused, each 403 and each killing the grant: wrong challenge, other origin, other RP id, no UV, bad signature, a credential of another account, a marked passkey, an expired grant, an already answered challenge; a counter that did not rise marks the passkey and refuses.
Torb-Code: step-up:<secret> passes proved for a passkey-only account on each of the five guarded calls (mint with publish/owners, create organisation, set member, remove member, trusted publishers) once, working and refused; a second use, an unapproved, expired, other-account or other-call grant is 403; an account with an app and a passkey can use either; a request refused for scope/role/fields burns no grant.
Failed approvals are limited by reservedAttempt (429 + Retry-After); a right approval gives back its try.
The secret, user code and assertion are in no event, token or database column other than the digest/user-code columns of step_ups (tested like #277's "code kept nowhere"); the three events carry the grant id only.
The existing TOTP/recovery behaviour and tests/step-up.test.trb stay green; the passkey-only refusal text in that test is updated.
Docs: tools/registry/README.md (call table, design bullet, tests, remove "follows in issue #275"), RELEASE.md 7.6 row and write-service "Tokens" row, docs/contributing/releasing.md steps 6/7 (the start/approve/redeem flow with curl example), the header comments of api.trb, account.trb and database.trb; pdisc restamped; regenerate skills/ if the generator's output changes.
torb test tools/registry/tests green natively and in the VM (forge CI; nothing built locally); tools/check-commits.sh clean.

Known limits to document

The grant authorises a call class, not its arguments (see 5); a grant can be burned by a request that loses a later name race; a stolen token can start grants (at most 3 live) but cannot approve them without the account's session and authenticator.

Follow-up split from the refine of #274 (parent #16, which is `ready`). Landed work this builds on: #227 TOTP and recovery codes (PR #272), #228 a factor before publishing tokens (PR #273), #274 the `Torb-Code` step-up (PR #277), all on `main` at `584d266f`. ## Goal An account whose only second factor is a passkey can pass the step-up that #274 asks of authenticator-app accounts. A passkey cannot sign a request from a script, so the proof is a **browser approval of a single-use grant that the API client then redeems** in the same `Torb-Code` header. Today such an account is refused with "a passkey cannot give that proof through the API yet" ([`Registry.proved`](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/registry.trb#L2146)). ## Decisions (made by the loop, recorded here) 1. **Shape: grant, not a bare assertion.** The earlier idea of "challenge endpoint plus assertion in a header" fails: an API client has no authenticator and no browser, and a WebAuthn assertion is produced by the browser (`navigator.credentials.get`). So the API client *starts* a step-up, the person *approves* it in the browser with a passkey (user verification required), and the client *redeems* it by sending `Torb-Code: step-up:<secret>`. The account page alone is not enough (it is a session, not the API caller's token), so the API path stays. 2. **Start: `POST /api/1/step-up {call}`** with any bound account token (operator: `403`, it is never asked; no token: `401`). `call` is `"mint"` (minting a token with `publish` or `owners`) or `"owners"` (create organisation, set/remove member, trusted publishers); anything else `400`. Answer `201`: `{id, secret, userCode, expires, page}`. `secret` is 256 bits of randomness (shown once, stored only as SHA-256 in the style of `digestOf`), `userCode` is 8 Crockford Base32 characters, `page` is `<publicUrl>/account`. Lifetime 5 minutes (the existing `challengeSeconds`). At most 3 live (unused, unexpired) grants per account, a 4th is `429`. Expired rows are deleted on each start. 3. **Approve (browser):** the account page gets a form "Approve a step-up" (csrf, field `userCode`) -> `POST /account/step-up/new {csrf, userCode}` (session of the **same** account, else `403`; unknown, used or expired code `403`) answers the ceremony page, which shows the `call` it authorises and asks the browser for an assertion with `allowCredentials` = the account's unmarked passkeys (the same page script, one new `data-allow` attribute; `userVerification: "required"` as now; CSP unchanged) -> `POST /account/step-up/approve {csrf, credential, clientData, authenticator, signature}`. The registry checks it with the existing [`verifiedAssertion`](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/webauthn.trb#L183) (challenge, origin, RP id, UP+UV flags, signature, counter), requires the credential to belong to the grant's account and not be marked, stores the counter by compare-and-set exactly as the sign-in does ([`finishPasskeySignIn`](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/registry.trb#L1010)), and sets `approved = 1`. A counter that did not rise marks the passkey (same rule as sign-in). 4. **Replay protection.** The challenge belongs to the grant (new random per start, 32 bytes, `challenge` column) and is **used up by the first answer, right or wrong** (blanked in one `UPDATE ... WHERE challenge != ''` before the assertion is looked at), so a failed assertion kills the grant and the client starts again. Redeeming is one statement `UPDATE step_ups SET used = 1 WHERE digest = ? AND account = ? AND call = ? AND approved = 1 AND used = 0 AND expires > unixepoch()` with `changes()` = 1; a second redeem, an unapproved or expired grant, another account's or another `call`'s grant are `403`. The counter, the single-use challenge and the single-use grant are the three layers; no assertion can be reused. 5. **Scope of what it authorises:** exactly **one** guarded call of the named class by that account, within the 5 minutes. Not a session, not a token, nothing persists. It is *not* bound to the call's arguments (the client's description would be unverifiable text on the page); the person compares the `userCode` the page shows with the one the client printed. Documented as a known limit. 6. **Rate limit:** failed approvals (a challenge answered wrongly, a user code unknown) count in the existing `code_attempts` through `reservedAttempt` (5 per 15 min per account, then `429` with `Retry-After`); a right approval gives back its own try like `acceptedCode`. Redeem needs no limit (256-bit secret). 7. **Where it plugs in:** `proved` accepts `Torb-Code` values starting `step-up:` for **any** account with a factor (an account with both TOTP and a passkey may use either), calling a new `redeemedStepUp(account, call, secret)`; the proof stays the last check of a call so a refused request burns no grant; a grant burned by a lost name race is documented like the code. The passkey-only refusal text now says how: "start a step-up: POST /api/1/step-up, approve it on the account page". The `403` for a missing code names both ways. The account-page session paths (`/account/tokens/new`) are unchanged: a session at a browser is not the stolen-token case. 8. **Nothing kept:** no secret, user code or assertion in events, tokens or any column other than `digest`, and `userCode` only in the grant row; events `step-up-start`, `step-up-approve`, `step-up-use` carry the grant id only. 9. **Not reserved for the owner:** no public statement, cost or breaking change (`Torb-Code` with a text value is additive; a client that sends a digit code is unchanged). ## Where in the code (pinned at `584d266f`) - Proof: [`proved`](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/registry.trb#L2146), its five call sites (lines 576, 622, 641, 716 mint, 1822), [`acceptedCode`](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/registry.trb#L1271), [`reservedAttempt`](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/registry.trb#L1346). - Routes: [`api.trb` router and `Torb-Code` read](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/api.trb#L150), [`account.trb` passkey routes](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/account.trb#L250), [`passkeyScript`](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/account.trb#L713), [`ceremonyAttributes`](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/account.trb#L694). - Schema: [`passkey_challenges`](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/tools/registry/src/database.trb#L281); new table `step_ups (digest PRIMARY KEY, id, account, call, user_code, challenge, approved, used, created, expires)` as a `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS` migration like its neighbours. - Design record: [RELEASE.md 7.6 "a stolen token"](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/docs/design/RELEASE.md#L1052) and the write-service "Tokens" row ([L1326](https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/src/commit/584d266f/docs/design/RELEASE.md#L1326), ends "a passkey cannot give the code through the API (issue #275)"). ## Size and split One PR, one commit (two allowed: core + page/script/docs). Roughly 350-450 lines of `src` and a test file; the pieces cannot be tested apart (an approval needs the page, a redeem needs an approval) and all share one security argument, so splitting would only create untestable halves. Security-relevant: implementer opus/high, architect review of the diff. No dependency left (#274 landed). ## Seed impact None: TorbScript on existing `std` only (P-256, Ed25519 and RS256 verification already exist, no syntax change, no native, no driver flag, no std name looked up by the compiler). Do not touch `seed/`. ## Acceptance criteria - [ ] `POST /api/1/step-up {call: "mint"|"owners"}` answers `201 {id, secret, userCode, expires, page}`; no token `401`, operator `403`, other `call` `400`, a 4th live grant `429`; only the SHA-256 of the secret is stored. - [ ] `POST /account/step-up/new` and `/approve` need a session of the grant's account and csrf (else `403`); the ceremony page lists only unmarked passkeys in `allowCredentials`; the script gains the attribute and nothing else, the CSP is unchanged. - [ ] A right assertion (tests: recorded ES256 and EdDSA passkeys, RS256 once) approves the grant; refused, each `403` and each killing the grant: wrong challenge, other origin, other RP id, no UV, bad signature, a credential of another account, a marked passkey, an expired grant, an already answered challenge; a counter that did not rise marks the passkey and refuses. - [ ] `Torb-Code: step-up:<secret>` passes `proved` for a passkey-only account on each of the five guarded calls (mint with `publish`/`owners`, create organisation, set member, remove member, trusted publishers) once, working and refused; a second use, an unapproved, expired, other-account or other-`call` grant is `403`; an account with an app and a passkey can use either; a request refused for scope/role/fields burns no grant. - [ ] Failed approvals are limited by `reservedAttempt` (`429` + `Retry-After`); a right approval gives back its try. - [ ] The secret, user code and assertion are in no event, token or database column other than the digest/user-code columns of `step_ups` (tested like #277's "code kept nowhere"); the three events carry the grant id only. - [ ] The existing TOTP/recovery behaviour and `tests/step-up.test.trb` stay green; the passkey-only refusal text in that test is updated. - [ ] Docs: `tools/registry/README.md` (call table, design bullet, tests, remove "follows in issue #275"), RELEASE.md 7.6 row and write-service "Tokens" row, `docs/contributing/releasing.md` steps 6/7 (the start/approve/redeem flow with `curl` example), the header comments of `api.trb`, `account.trb` and `database.trb`; pdisc restamped; regenerate `skills/` if the generator's output changes. - [ ] `torb test tools/registry/tests` green natively and in the VM (forge CI; nothing built locally); `tools/check-commits.sh` clean. ## Known limits to document The grant authorises a call class, not its arguments (see 5); a grant can be burned by a request that loses a later name race; a stolen token can start grants (at most 3 live) but cannot approve them without the account's session and authenticator.

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[loop:torbscript] refine: a passkey cannot sign an API call, so the proof is a single-use grant: the client starts it (POST /api/1/step-up {call: mint|owners}, secret + user code, 5 min, max 3 live), the person approves it in the browser with a user-verified passkey assertion (new challenge per grant, used up by the first answer, counter compare-and-set as in sign-in, failures limited by code_attempts), and the client redeems it once as Torb-Code: step-up:<secret> in proved (TOTP stays valid). It authorises one call of that class, not its arguments. Decided by the loop (internal design, no cost or public statement); one PR, no seed impact, spec in the issue body. next: implement

[loop:torbscript] refine: a passkey cannot sign an API call, so the proof is a single-use grant: the client starts it (`POST /api/1/step-up {call: mint|owners}`, secret + user code, 5 min, max 3 live), the person approves it in the browser with a user-verified passkey assertion (new challenge per grant, used up by the first answer, counter compare-and-set as in sign-in, failures limited by `code_attempts`), and the client redeems it once as `Torb-Code: step-up:<secret>` in `proved` (TOTP stays valid). It authorises one call of that class, not its arguments. Decided by the loop (internal design, no cost or public statement); one PR, no seed impact, spec in the issue body. next: implement

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feat(registry): passkey step-up for minting and owners calls #278

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[loop:torbscript] review-fix (releases the claim of comment 2808): CI of PR #278 was red on tools/release-sync and tools/registry (linux-x64) with 2 failed tests of tools/registry/tests/passkey-step-up.test.trb (320 passed, 2 failed); gates is the aggregate job over all others and failed only because of it. Root cause is in this PR, not an inherited red main (main is the PR base): (1) "an account with a passkey only is told how, and no try is counted" read ada's tries without clearing the ones earlier sections kept, so the count was not 0; (2) "is refused and marks the passkey" expected approves no more from answers to grants that the new flag step (d4f30445) already ends, which now correctly meet no step-up of this account; the marked-passkey message stays covered by the live-grant test. Fix 19671cf2 (test(registry): clear ada's tries and expect the ended grants to meet no step-up), test-only, pushed to loop/275-registry-passkey-step-up; no source or docs change, so no skills/ regeneration. tools/check-commits.sh origin/main clean; the toolchain is not installed in the loop's exec, so format and tests ran in forge CI only. Forge CI on 19671cf2 is green (run 647: gates, tools, tier A/B, bootstrap, playground, VS Code extension, commit messages, pdisc). Argus's pending REQUEST_REVIEW (2026-10-09T18:37Z) has no comments or findings yet; nothing to address. Worker usage about 130k tokens. next: review

[loop:torbscript] review-fix (releases the claim of comment 2808): CI of PR #278 was red on `tools/release-sync and tools/registry (linux-x64)` with 2 failed tests of `tools/registry/tests/passkey-step-up.test.trb` (320 passed, 2 failed); `gates` is the aggregate job over all others and failed only because of it. Root cause is in this PR, not an inherited red main (`main` is the PR base): (1) "an account with a passkey only is told how, and no try is counted" read ada's tries without clearing the ones earlier sections kept, so the count was not 0; (2) "is refused and marks the passkey" expected `approves no more` from answers to grants that the new flag step (`d4f30445`) already ends, which now correctly meet `no step-up of this account`; the marked-passkey message stays covered by the live-grant test. Fix `19671cf2` (`test(registry): clear ada's tries and expect the ended grants to meet no step-up`), test-only, pushed to `loop/275-registry-passkey-step-up`; no source or docs change, so no `skills/` regeneration. `tools/check-commits.sh origin/main` clean; the toolchain is not installed in the loop's exec, so format and tests ran in forge CI only. Forge CI on `19671cf2` is green (run 647: gates, tools, tier A/B, bootstrap, playground, VS Code extension, commit messages, pdisc). Argus's pending REQUEST_REVIEW (2026-10-09T18:37Z) has no comments or findings yet; nothing to address. Worker usage about 130k tokens. next: review

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[loop:torbscript] claim review-fix by session:loop-torbscript-20261009 until 2026-10-09T21:45Z (PR #278 head 9d60d032: Argus REQUEST_CHANGES at 19:29 was addressed by 9d60d032 and review re-requested; forge CI is red on `tier A (linux-x64)` only for `format --check`: `tools/registry/tests/passkey-step-up.test.trb` would change; fix round on the same branch)

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[loop:torbscript] review-fix: forge CI on 9d60d03 was red only on tier A (linux-x64): format --check would change tools/registry/tests/passkey-step-up.test.trb (1 of 1231 files). Ran torb format (compiler artifact of run 683) on that file; the one-line diff is outcomeOf("removal", ...) becoming the command call outcomeOf "removal", ... (line 954). Pushed as 33cf3f4d39 (style(registry): format the passkey step-up test).

Result: tier A (linux-x64) is now green. But commit messages is red on 33cf3f4d: tools/check-commits.sh does not accept the type style (allowed: feat fix perf refactor docs test build ci chore revert); I only saw that after pushing. Fixing it means rewriting that one unmerged commit (e.g. test(registry): format the passkey step-up test), which needs a force-push that the loop contract forbids, so I left the branch as it is. Other jobs (gates etc.) were still running when this was written: #278

Worker token usage: not measured by the worker.

next: waiting (owner of the claim decides: force-push-with-lease to reword 33cf3f4d to a test(...)/chore(...) subject, or Torben/Argus rebase-reword on landing)

[loop:torbscript] review-fix: forge CI on 9d60d03 was red only on `tier A (linux-x64)`: `format --check` would change `tools/registry/tests/passkey-step-up.test.trb` (1 of 1231 files). Ran `torb format` (compiler artifact of run 683) on that file; the one-line diff is `outcomeOf("removal", ...)` becoming the command call `outcomeOf "removal", ...` (line 954). Pushed as 33cf3f4d39382e4b8e25223105f170e65617411c (`style(registry): format the passkey step-up test`). Result: `tier A (linux-x64)` is now green. **But `commit messages` is red on 33cf3f4d**: `tools/check-commits.sh` does not accept the type `style` (allowed: feat fix perf refactor docs test build ci chore revert); I only saw that after pushing. Fixing it means rewriting that one unmerged commit (e.g. `test(registry): format the passkey step-up test`), which needs a force-push that the loop contract forbids, so I left the branch as it is. Other jobs (gates etc.) were still running when this was written: https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/pulls/278 Worker token usage: not measured by the worker. next: waiting (owner of the claim decides: force-push-with-lease to reword 33cf3f4d to a `test(...)`/`chore(...)` subject, or Torben/Argus rebase-reword on landing)

orion commented

2026-10-09 19:57:10 +00:00

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[loop:torbscript] review-fix (follow-up to comment 2820): 33cf3f4d fixed format --check (tier A green) but used the type style, which tools/check-commits.sh does not allow. Reworded the commit on the loop branch to test(registry): format the passkey step-up test (a183078a, same tree) and pushed with --force-with-lease against 33cf3f4d; only loop/275-registry-passkey-step-up was touched. Forge CI on a183078a is running; Argus review was re-requested at 19:31Z after his blocker was addressed by 9d60d032. next: review

[loop:torbscript] review-fix (follow-up to comment 2820): `33cf3f4d` fixed `format --check` (tier A green) but used the type `style`, which `tools/check-commits.sh` does not allow. Reworded the commit on the loop branch to `test(registry): format the passkey step-up test` (`a183078a`, same tree) and pushed with `--force-with-lease` against `33cf3f4d`; only `loop/275-registry-passkey-step-up` was touched. Forge CI on `a183078a` is running; Argus review was re-requested at 19:31Z after his blocker was addressed by `9d60d032`. next: review

orion commented

2026-10-09 20:09:46 +00:00

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[loop:torbscript] review: forge CI on a183078a is green (https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/actions/runs/653: gates, tier A/B, tools/registry, commit messages, playground, bootstrap). Waiting for Argus on the re-requested review. next: waiting (merge gate)

[loop:torbscript] review: forge CI on `a183078a` is green (https://git.torb.dev/torbscript/language/actions/runs/653: gates, tier A/B, tools/registry, commit messages, playground, bootstrap). Waiting for Argus on the re-requested review. next: waiting (merge gate)

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orion commented

2026-10-09 20:20:21 +00:00

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[loop:torbscript] close: PR #278 was approved and merged by argus (landed commit a183078a, 2026-10-09T20:09Z); the issue is closed by the merge. main CI on the landed commit is still running (push run); a red result becomes the next item. next: waiting (main CI on a183078a) until 2026-10-09T21:30:00Z

[loop:torbscript] close: PR #278 was approved and merged by argus (landed commit a183078a, 2026-10-09T20:09Z); the issue is closed by the merge. `main` CI on the landed commit is still running (push run); a red result becomes the next item. next: waiting (main CI on a183078a) until 2026-10-09T21:30:00Z

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torb owner --step-up: approve owner changes with a passkey #280

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package manager: login, logout, owner and yank commands #22