The three crates (quicnprotochat-bindings, quicnprotochat-python,
quicnprotochat-ruby) are developed in a separate feature repository
at git.xorwell.de:c/quicnprotochat-lang-clients.
Three new subcommands for M4 CLI groundwork:
- whoami: show local identity key, fingerprint, hybrid key and group status
- health: check server connectivity via health RPC
- check-key: non-consuming lookup of a peer hybrid public key
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add comprehensive documentation comparing quicnprotochat against classical
chat protocols (IRC+SSL, XMPP, Telegram) with diagrams and attack scenarios.
Promote comparison pages to top-level sidebar section. Include P2P transport
crate (iroh), production readiness audit, CI workflows, dependency policy,
and continued architecture improvements across all crates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add opaque-ke (v4, ristretto255) for password-based registration and
login. Extend NodeService schema with opaqueRegisterStart/Finish and
opaqueLoginStart/Finish RPCs. Add Store trait methods for OPAQUE server
setup and user records. Initial e2e integration test scaffolding.
Note: FileBackedStore does not yet implement the new Store trait
methods — server compilation is temporarily broken.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Delete 8 Noise-specific documentation pages (noise-xx.md,
transport-keys.md, adr-001/003/006, framing-codec.md) and update
~30 remaining wiki pages to reflect QUIC+TLS as the sole transport.
Remove obsolete Noise-based integration tests (auth_service.rs,
mls_group.rs). Code-side Noise removal was done in f334ed3.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Establishes the foundational transport layer for noiseml:
- Noise_XX_25519_ChaChaPoly_BLAKE2s handshake (initiator + responder)
via `snow`; mutual authentication of static X25519 keys guaranteed
before any application data flows.
- Length-prefixed frame codec (4-byte LE u32, max 65 535 B per Noise
spec) implemented as a Tokio Encoder/Decoder pair.
- Cap'n Proto Envelope schema with MsgType enum (Ping, Pong, and
future MLS message types defined but not yet dispatched).
- Server: TCP listener, one Tokio task per connection, Ping→Pong
handler, fresh X25519 keypair logged at startup.
- Client: `ping` subcommand — handshake, send Ping, receive Pong,
print RTT, exit 0.
- Integration tests: bidirectional Ping/Pong with mutual-auth
verification; server keypair reuse across sequential connections.
- Docker multi-stage build (rust:bookworm → debian:bookworm-slim,
non-root) and docker-compose with TCP healthcheck.
No MLS group state, no AS/DS, no persistence — out of scope for M1.
