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  • Add join.js CLI for joining EdgeNet with public key identity
  • Support generating new Pi-Key identities with Ed25519 signing
  • Enable encrypted identity export/import (Argon2id + AES-256-GCM)
  • Add multi-contributor demonstration and cross-verification
  • Update main CLI to include join command
  • Fix test file syntax errors and assertion bounds
  • All 186 Rust tests pass, WASM module fully functional

claude added 4 commits January 2, 2026 14:19
- Add join.js CLI for joining EdgeNet with public key identity
- Support generating new Pi-Key identities with Ed25519 signing
- Enable encrypted identity export/import (Argon2id + AES-256-GCM)
- Add multi-contributor demonstration and cross-verification
- Update main CLI to include join command
- Fix test file syntax errors and assertion bounds
- All 186 Rust tests pass, WASM module fully functional
- Implement PersistentIdentity class for months/years persistence
- Store identities in ~/.ruvector/identities with encrypted backup
- Track contribution history in ~/.ruvector/contributions
- Add --list command to show all stored identities
- Add --history command to show contribution milestones
- Auto-restore identities across sessions
- Track "return after absence" milestones (>30 days)
- Session tracking with timestamps
- Add multi-contributor-test.js for network simulation
- All contributions preserved indefinitely
- Add network.js with peer discovery, QDAG contribution ledger, and
  contribution verification protocol
- Add join.html for browser-based network joining with Web Crypto API
- Update join.js with NetworkManager integration for QDAG recording
- Add --peers and --network commands for network status viewing
- Update package.json with new files and scripts

The QDAG (Quantum DAG) ledger provides:
- Contribution recording with parent selection for DAG structure
- Weight-based confirmation (3 confirmations for finality)
- Peer-to-peer synchronization support (simulated in local mode)
- Contributor statistics and network-wide metrics

The browser join page provides:
- WASM-based Pi-Key identity generation
- PBKDF2 + AES-256-GCM encrypted identity backup/restore
- Real-time contribution tracking and credit display
- localStorage persistence for cross-session identity
…ge networks

- Add networks.js with NetworkGenesis, NetworkRegistry, and MultiNetworkManager
- Support for public, private (invite-only), and consortium networks
- Each network has its own genesis block, QDAG ledger, and peer registry
- Network IDs derived from genesis hash for tamper-evident identity
- Invite code generation for private networks with base64url encoding

New CLI options:
  --networks       List all known networks
  --discover       Discover available networks
  --create-network Create a new network with custom name/type
  --network-type   Set network type (public/private/consortium)
  --switch         Switch active network for contributions
  --invite         Provide invite code for private networks

Security features:
- Network isolation with separate storage per network
- Cryptographic network identity from genesis hash
- Invite codes for access control on private networks
- Ed25519 signatures for network announcements

Well-known networks:
- mainnet: Primary public compute network
- testnet: Testing and development network
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Code Review: PR #100 - Edge-Net Join CLI with Multi-Contributor Support

Overall Assessment: Looks Good

This is a well-structured implementation of a multi-contributor network joining system with proper cryptographic identity management.


🌟 Strengths

1. Cryptographic Security

  • Ed25519 signing for identity generation
  • PBKDF2 (100k iterations) + AES-256-GCM for encrypted backups
  • Proper salt/IV generation with crypto.getRandomValues()

2. Multi-Network Architecture

  • Support for public, private (invite-only), and consortium networks
  • Genesis hash-based network identity for tamper-evidence
  • QDAG (Quantum DAG) ledger with confirmation weights

3. Persistence Design

  • Long-term identity storage in ~/.ruvector/identities
  • Contribution history tracking in ~/.ruvector/contributions
  • Cross-session identity restoration

4. Browser & Node.js Support

  • join.html with Web Crypto API
  • join.js CLI with Node.js polyfills
  • Consistent API across environments

📝 Minor Suggestions (Non-Blocking)

1. Password Validation (join.html:261)
Consider adding complexity requirements (uppercase, number, symbol) beyond just length.

2. Peer Count Simulation (join.html:428)
The simulated peer discovery is fine for demo - add a comment noting this should be replaced with real WebRTC/WebSocket in production.

3. PBKDF2 Iterations
100,000 iterations is reasonable. Consider making it configurable or bumping to 600,000 for high-security contexts (OWASP 2023 recommendation).


🔐 Security Checklist

  • Ed25519 key generation
  • AES-256-GCM authenticated encryption
  • PBKDF2 key derivation with salt
  • Proper IV handling (12 bytes for GCM)
  • No hardcoded secrets
  • localStorage only stores encrypted private keys

📊 Summary

Aspect Rating
Code Quality ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Security ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Documentation ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Architecture ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Great work on the multi-network support and QDAG ledger integration!

@ruvnet ruvnet merged commit 73a1bea into main Jan 2, 2026
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