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Protocol: L1GHT/1.0
Node: UltraEditAdversary
State: draft
Color: magenta
Glyph: ⟁
Completeness: 24%
Proof: initial adversarial threat model captured
Depends on:
- UltraEdit
- TransactionWorkspace
- ValidationPipeline
Next:
- ConflictDetection
- RollbackModel
- CandidateDriftHandling
# Ultra Edit — Adversary
## Failure Modes
[⍂ entity: CandidateDrift]
[⍂ entity: PartialCommitCorruption]
[⍂ entity: AmbiguousTargetResolution]
[⍂ entity: ValidationBlindSpot]
[⍂ entity: OffsetShiftCascade]
[⍂ entity: PreviewCommitMismatch]
The ultra edit system fails if the in-memory candidate diverges from the actual persisted outcome.
[⟁ depends_on: ConflictDetection]
[⟁ depends_on: RollbackModel]
[⟁ depends_on: SemanticTargetResolver]
## Critical Risks
### 1. Preview/Commit Divergence
[RED blocker: Preview result may differ from persisted result if file state changes between preview and commit]
[𝔻 evidence: external edits or concurrent applies can invalidate preview assumptions]
### 2. Ambiguous Semantic Targeting
[AMBER warning: symbol-based edits can hit the wrong node when overloads or repeated patterns exist]
[⍂ entity: SymbolAmbiguity]
### 3. Sequential Multiedit Offset Drift
[AMBER warning: earlier edits can invalidate coordinates for later edits]
[⍂ entity: RebasePlanner]
### 4. Validation Without Reality
[RED blocker: syntax-only validation is insufficient for transactional confidence]
[⍂ entity: ValidationSurface]
[⟁ tests: reject_syntax_valid_but_graph_risky_candidate]
### 5. Atomicity Illusion
[RED blocker: a multi-file commit that partially lands destroys trust in the system]
[⍂ entity: AtomicBoundary]
[⟁ tests: commit_all_or_nothing_under_failure]
## Adversarial Requirements
- Commit must verify source hashes or snapshots before persistence.
- Every edit plan must detect ambiguity before modification.
- Multi-edit operations must rebase in memory before validation.
- Validation must include graph-aware checks, not just parsing.
- Rollback must be trivial because partial trust is unacceptable.
[⟁ tests: detect_ambiguous_symbol_target]
[⟁ tests: abort_on_snapshot_mismatch]
[⟁ tests: rollback_after_failed_commit]
