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Basic explanation

What this does: After a wallet sends a transaction to Platform and gets no clear answer back, it cannot tell whether the transaction went through, can never go through, or might still go through. This PR adds two separate answers. The first is Sdk::state_transition_outcome, a proven answer the SDK checks against signed proofs. It looks at what the transaction would use up (the "notes" it spends from the shielded pool, or the counters called nonces that each identity or address uses once) and says: it can no longer go through (and may have), it never went through and never will, or it may still go through up to a given block height. The second is a new DAPI call, getRecentStateTransitionStatus, which asks one node what it saw ("in a block", "waiting in my queue", "never seen"). That answer is unproved and is only a hint.

Value: The platform wallet's private payments (#5810) hold back the notes of a payment, and for a DashPay private contact request the contact pair, until the payment is known to have landed or known to be dead. Today the only proven "dead" signal is waiting for the spend's anchor to age out, with no way to tell the user how long. With this, a wallet can free the notes as soon as it is proven safe, and show "can still land until block N" instead of "pending" forever. Clients like Dash Forge (#5269) get a non-blocking way to ask whether waiting longer makes sense, without holding one of a node's 1,024 wait slots or re-broadcasting.

Risks: Medium, because a wrong "can never execute" could make a wallet pay twice. The proven answer is built only from proved reads, and each rule is argued in the code and unit-tested: inputs read at different heights are only combined when the heights are in the safe order (checked on the signed metadata, not on call order), an expired anchor is only claimed when the caller shows the anchor was recorded at or below the read that misses it (a node that is behind cannot fake an expiry), and anything the proofs cannot attribute is reported as ExecutedOrSuperseded, never as "did not execute" or "executed". The two answers are separate types and both say, in their docs, that only the proven one may drive fund or privacy decisions. No Drive, consensus or fee change. The new RPC needs protocol version 15 because 5.0 nodes do not know it; the SDK refuses to send it before then.

Issue being fixed or feature implemented

Closes #5822.

Implements the node's view from #5269 (committed with height and code, pending, unknown) as getRecentStateTransitionStatus, the name agreed in #5822. Its fourth state, "seen, no longer pending", is not here: Tenderdash has no RPC that reads its mempool cache, so a dropped hash still answers "unknown". That part needs a Tenderdash change first, tracked in dashpay/tenderdash#1604.

What was done?

Proven outcome (rs-sdk)

Sdk::state_transition_outcome(&transition, evidence) -> Result<TransitionOutcome, Error> takes the whole transition (its inputs decide the answer) and composes existing proved queries only. evidence: OutcomeEvidence carries what the caller already verified, today anchors_recorded_by: a height by which the spend's anchors were recorded (a wallet's synced tree height, or anchors_recorded_at from an earlier answer).

Outcome	Meaning	Proven by
ExecutedOrSuperseded	Every input it takes is consumed: every nullifier spent, or every nonce used. It can no longer execute; it may have executed (with or without a paid error), or other transitions took the inputs	getShieldedNullifiers, getIdentityNonce, getIdentityContractNonce, getAddressesInfos
CannotExecute(AnchorExpired)	The spend's anchor is gone from its pool at a height at or above anchors_recorded_by, and its nullifiers were unspent at or after that read	getShieldedAnchors, then getShieldedNullifiers, plus the caller's evidence
CannotExecute(InputUsed)	One input was taken while another was still free	the same reads
StillPossible { checked_at_height, anchors_recorded_at, until_height }	Not executed when read; until_height is the last block that can still accept it, or None when nothing bounds it; anchors_recorded_at is evidence to pass back later	the reads above, plus getMostRecentShieldedAnchor

Per-type rules (outcome/inputs.rs), each mirroring the node's own validator:

• Pool-paid shielded spends (types 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 29): credit pool nullifiers and anchor. Token pool types 26 and 27: the credit pool fee bundle and the token pool bundle, both recorded at once. Type 28 (purchase): its fee bundle as above, and its token bundle's nullifiers with no anchor. The token bundle is outputs-only, so validation checks no token anchor, but the token pool records its dummy nullifiers and refuses a bundle whose nullifiers it holds; the same bundle put into another purchase with another fee bundle takes them, and this purchase then answers CannotExecute(InputUsed).
• Identity nonce types (0, 5, 6, 7, 9, 21, 23) and identity-contract nonce types (1, 4, 24, 25), read for the identity and contract each nonce validator reads, judged with dpp's own validate_identity_nonce_update.
• Address input types (10, 11, 12, 14, 15): each input address's next nonce.
• Refused with Error::InvalidRequest: asset lock funded types (2, 3, 13, 18), since no proved query shows whether a lock is spent, and masternode votes (8), whose nonce belongs to a different identity depending on the protocol version.

The rules (outcome/judge.rs) rest on three facts: a consumed input stays consumed (nullifiers are never removed; identity, contract and address nonces only grow), a transition takes all of its inputs or none, and a pruned anchor never returns (the tree only grows, so a root never repeats).

A missing anchor is not proof of expiry by itself. A node that has not reached the block recording the wallet's anchor shows the anchor missing and the nullifiers unspent, while the spend can still land. So AnchorExpired needs the caller's evidence that the anchor was recorded at or below the height of the read that misses it; without it, or from a node below that height, the answer stays StillPossible. The SDK's own stale-node check does not cover this: its tolerance is per Sdk instance, and a fresh single-node Sdk (the privacy recommendation) has seen no height yet.

Ordering. As the stranded-release pass in rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs documents, AnchorExpired must use an anchor set read before the read that shows the nullifiers unspent. Across nodes "before" has to mean proven height, so the rule compares the signed metadata heights: AnchorExpired needs an unspent read at or above the anchor read's height. When every nullifier answer is older, the nullifiers are read again (twice), then the call fails as Error::StaleNode. InputUsed likewise needs the free read to be no older than the consumed one; otherwise the answer is ExecutedOrSuperseded.

Deadline. Only the credit pool's anchors give one. The credit pool keeps anchors shielded_anchor_retention_blocks (1000) and prunes at the end of every shielded_anchor_pruning_interval (100) block, after that block's transitions ran. A token pool prunes only at the end of a block that writes to it, so an idle token pool keeps its anchors as long as it stays idle and no token anchor bounds a spend; for types 26 and 27 the fee bundle's credit anchor can still bound the whole transition. The anchor's own height is not in the proof result, so the read's height stands in for it (it was recorded at or below it), which gives a deadline no earlier than the real one. Pruning always keeps a pool's newest anchor, so there is a deadline only when a newer anchor is proven at or above the anchor read (otherwise until_height is None), and it counts from that proof's height too: the anchor may have stayed the newest up to it. The deadline is the first pruning block above both the anchor read's height plus retention and the newer anchor's proof height. The constants come from the protocol version the read was proven at.

Changes from the issue's sketch:

• No Executed. Spent nullifiers do not say which transition spent them: a replacement spend, or several transitions spending the notes one by one, show the same. All-spent answers ExecutedOrSuperseded; a wallet that knows it spent those notes nowhere else can read that as executed.
• No ExecutedWithError. rs-dapi returns a committed error without a proof, and a used nonce does not say which transition used it, so no existing query can prove a paid failure was this transition. Those cases answer ExecutedOrSuperseded, which the docs say never to retry or release on.
• No CannotExecute(Invalid). Failing the structure checks of every protocol version the SDK knows does not stop a later version from relaxing a rule, after which the transition could still land. It stays StillPossible while its inputs are free; a shielded spend is still bounded by its anchor deadline.
• AnchorExpired takes caller evidence (OutcomeEvidence::anchors_recorded_by), as above.
• StillPossible carries checked_at_height (so a UI can count blocks left), anchors_recorded_at (evidence for the next call) and until_height: Option<u64> (nonce types, a credit pool's newest anchor and token pool anchors have no bound).
• getPrivateDocumentEntries is not read. For type 29 the nullifiers are what Platform's own executed proof checks, and type 29 has no paid failure path. Finding the entry itself would need a scan of the store, since nothing indexes it.

Node's view (dapi-grpc, rs-dapi, rs-dapi-client, rs-sdk)

• rpc getRecentStateTransitionStatus: request with the 32-byte hash; response oneof status { Committed { height, error }, Pending, Unknown } plus ResponseMetadata from the node's cached status (unproved).
• rs-dapi reads Tenderdash tx, then unconfirmed_tx, then tx again, so a transition that leaves the mempool for a block between the first two reads is not reported unknown. Only Tenderdash's own not-found errors count as a missing hash (code -32603 with that method's not-found message); any other error, such as "Method not found", fails the call. The metadata read is bounded at 2 s and left out when slow, when the node's status has no chain, or when it is below the block a committed answer names, so a known status is never delayed by it. getStatus now caches a status only when no block cleared the cache while it was read.
• drive-abci answers it as unimplemented, like the other DAPI-only calls. Transport gated at protocol version 15 (PROTOCOL_VERSION_OF_5_1), with the request inventory updated. JS PlatformPromiseClient exposes it.
• rs-sdk: Sdk::recent_state_transition_status(hash, settings) and recent_state_transition_status_of(&transition, settings) return NodeTransitionView { status: NodeTransitionStatus, node_height }, a separate type documented as never to drive fund or privacy decisions.

Privacy. Both modules document that shielded and private document clients should ask only the node they broadcast to (an Sdk with that single address): the reads name the transition's nullifiers or hash, and asking several nodes spreads the link between the client's address and the transition.

Where platform-wallet would plug in (not in this PR)

• Stranded-release pass (coordinator.rs, prefetch_stranded_release / release_stranded_spends, about lines 1380-1830): for each armed reservation with its stored byte-identical transition, call state_transition_outcome with OutcomeEvidence::anchors_recorded_by(<the tree height the anchor was taken at>), release on CannotExecute(_) only, keep the existing check-and-clear under one store write guard, and surface StillPossible { until_height } to the activity row instead of "Pending". The pass's own "anchor absent from the pre-scan set" check has the same lagging-node gap described above, worth a look when it is switched over.
• Private payment journal (feat(platform-wallet): send, receive and accept DashPay private contact requests #5810): free the reserved notes and the held DashPay contact pair only on TransitionOutcome::proves_not_executed(); mark the payment done on ExecutedOrSuperseded (the journal holds the notes, so nothing else spent them); show the deadline while StillPossible, and keep anchors_recorded_at for the next call. NodeTransitionStatus may feed the "still in the mempool" hint, never a release.

Examples

A wallet holding a shielded transfer it broadcast, with no clear answer back.

Before:

// The only proven "can't land" signal: the anchor is gone from a set fetched
// before the note scan. No deadline to show while it is still kept.
let ShieldedAnchors(anchors) = ShieldedAnchors::fetch_current(&sdk).await?;
if !anchors.contains(&transfer_anchor) {
    // release the notes (the wallet's own ordering argument makes this safe)
} else {
    // "Pending", for up to ~1100 blocks, with nothing to tell the user
}

// Asking a node: blocks until the server's timeout (30 s in rs-dapi, 120 s in
// dashmate), and pending, dropped and never-seen all come back the same.
transfer.wait_for_response::<StateTransitionProofResult>(&sdk, None).await;

After:

// The wallet built the spend from its commitment tree synced to height 51_200.
let evidence = OutcomeEvidence::anchors_recorded_by(51_200);
match sdk.state_transition_outcome(&transfer, evidence).await? {
    TransitionOutcome::ExecutedOrSuperseded => mark_done(), // the wallet spent these notes nowhere else
    TransitionOutcome::CannotExecute(_reason) => release_notes_and_pair(), // the only release
    TransitionOutcome::StillPossible { checked_at_height, until_height, .. } => {
        // e.g. checked_at_height = 51_230, until_height = Some(52_300):
        // "can still land for 1070 more blocks"
    }
}

// A display hint from the node it was sent to, answered at once.
let view = sdk.recent_state_transition_status_of(&transfer, None).await?;
// NodeTransitionView { status: NodeTransitionStatus::Pending, node_height: Some(51_231) }

What the reads give for a two-nullifier spend:

anchor set (h=100)   evidence   nullifiers (h=100)   outcome
any                  any        spent, spent         ExecutedOrSuperseded
has anchor           any        spent, unspent       CannotExecute(InputUsed)
no anchor            90         unspent, unspent     CannotExecute(AnchorExpired)
no anchor            none       unspent, unspent     StillPossible (the node may be behind the anchor)
no anchor            105        unspent, unspent     StillPossible (this node is below the evidence)
no anchor            90         unspent at h=98      read again, then Error::StaleNode
has anchor (newest)  any        unspent, unspent     StillPossible { checked_at_height: 100, anchors_recorded_at: Some(100), until_height: None }
has anchor (older)   any        unspent, unspent     StillPossible { checked_at_height: 100, anchors_recorded_at: Some(100), until_height: Some(1200) }

And for an identity credit transfer signed with nonce 5:

stored identity nonce   outcome
4                       StillPossible { until_height: None }
5                       ExecutedOrSuperseded

How Has This Been Tested?

• cargo test -p dash-sdk --features mocks --lib -- transition::outcome:: transition::node_status::: 62 tests. The decision rules on their own (ordering of reads, partial consumption, attribution, anchor expiry with and without evidence, a node below the evidence, deadline arithmetic and overflow), identity nonce merges (never stored, at tip, missing-revision bits, too far behind or ahead), refusals, response parsing, mock-SDK runs of the whole call for all-spent, expired, missing-without-evidence, node-behind-evidence, input-used, deadline, newest-anchor and nonce cases, extraction of both bundles of types 26, 27 and 28 with distinct anchors and nullifiers per pool, and the shielded read sequence against scripted pools at chosen heights: nullifier rereads, the stale node error after the last reread, each bundle read in its own pool, an idle token pool giving no deadline, a credit anchor bounding a two-pool spend, a purchase whose token bundle landed in another purchase, a deadline counted from a newer anchor proven late, and rereads waiting for a lagging node (paused time). Mock-SDK runs also cover address nonces (one input used, all used, unknown address, an omitted input refused) and a one-member document batch read under its owner and contract.
• cargo test -p rs-dapi --lib get_recent_state_transition_status: 11 tests for the lookup order (committed first, pending, committed between reads, unknown, failed lookups), the Tenderdash answer mapping, not-found detection per method (including "Method not found" failing the call) and metadata below a committed answer's block.
• cargo test -p rs-dapi-client --test request_inventory: the new request is declared at protocol version 15.
• yarn workspace @dashevo/dapi-grpc test:unit and lint, after yarn workspace @dashevo/dapi-grpc build.
• cargo clippy -p dash-sdk -p rs-dapi -p rs-dapi-client -p dapi-grpc --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings, the same for dash-sdk with default features, and cargo clippy -p drive-abci --all-targets -- -D warnings.
• .github/scripts/check-grpc-coverage.py passes.

Not tested against a live network: the rs-dapi handler's Tenderdash calls are the same tx and unconfirmed_tx that handle_duplicate_transaction already uses.

Breaking Changes

None. A new RPC and new SDK methods. Regenerated clients renumber the Java method ids and Python descriptor offsets, as any new RPC does.

In-place changes to shipped generations

None: no versioned method or table changes.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a query for a state transition’s status on an individual node: committed, pending, or unknown. Results are node-specific and unproved; committed results can include the block height and a reported error.
  • Added SDK tools to assess whether a transition was executed or superseded, cannot execute because an input was used or an anchor expired, or is still possible, based on verified input proofs.
  • Added SDK access to transition status and the node’s reported height, with support gated by protocol version 15 and later.

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• packages/rs-dapi/src/services/platform_service/get_recent_state_transition_status.rs
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• packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs

Walkthrough

The PR adds a Platform RPC for node-local state-transition status and SDK APIs for unproved node status and proof-verified outcomes. It adds generated client bindings, protocol-version gating, a node-side lookup implementation, and SDK logic and tests for transition inputs and outcomes.

Changes: State-transition status and outcome

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Status RPC contract and generated message types packages/dapi-grpc/protos/platform/v0/platform.proto, packages/dapi-grpc/build.rs, packages/dapi-grpc/clients/platform/v0/nodejs/platform_protoc.js, packages/dapi-grpc/clients/platform/v0/objective-c/Platform.pbobjc.*, packages/dapi-grpc/clients/platform/v0/web/platform_pb.*	The contract defines a request by transition hash and a response with committed, pending, or unknown status and optional node metadata. Generated message types and versioned-request support are added.
RPC client exposure and protocol gating packages/dapi-grpc/clients/platform/v0/java/.../PlatformGrpc.java, packages/dapi-grpc/clients/platform/v0/nodejs/PlatformPromiseClient.js, packages/dapi-grpc/clients/platform/v0/objective-c/Platform.pbrpc.*, packages/dapi-grpc/clients/platform/v0/python/platform_pb2_grpc.py, packages/dapi-grpc/clients/platform/v0/web/platform_pb_service.*, packages/rs-dapi-client/src/transport/grpc.rs, packages/rs-dapi-client/tests/request_inventory.rs, packages/dapi-grpc/test/unit/clients/platform/v0/nodejs/PlatformPromiseClient.spec.js	Generated clients expose the unary RPC. The Rust transport requires protocol version 15. Node.js tests check response conversion, metadata validation, deadline forwarding, and interceptor handling.
Node-local status service packages/rs-dapi/src/services/platform_service/get_recent_state_transition_status.rs, packages/rs-dapi/src/services/platform_service/mod.rs, packages/rs-dapi/src/services/platform_service/wait_for_state_transition_result.rs, packages/rs-dapi/src/metrics.rs, packages/rs-drive-abci/src/query/service.rs	The service classifies a hash using transaction-index and mempool lookups, returns optional node metadata, and maps errors through the gRPC handler. The endpoint is added to metrics; the Drive query implementation returns the existing unimplemented status.
SDK node-status API packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition.rs, packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/node_status.rs	The SDK adds node-status types and hash-based and transition-based query methods. It parses committed, pending, and unknown responses, optional node height, and reported errors.
Transition input classification and proof verdicts packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/inputs.rs, packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/judge.rs, packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/fixtures.rs	The SDK maps supported transitions to shielded-pool inputs or nonces. It adds input-consumption and anchor verdict rules, deadline calculations, and test fixtures.
Proof-verified outcome API packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs	The SDK adds state_transition_outcome, which reads proof-backed inputs and maps verdicts to outcomes. It retries unordered shielded reads and calculates deadlines where supported.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Sdk
  participant GrpcTransport
  participant PlatformService
  participant TransactionIndex
  participant Mempool
  Sdk->>GrpcTransport: Send request when protocol version 15 is active
  GrpcTransport->>PlatformService: Call getRecentStateTransitionStatus
  PlatformService->>TransactionIndex: Look up transition hash
  PlatformService->>Mempool: Check hash after index miss
  PlatformService->>TransactionIndex: Recheck hash after mempool miss
  PlatformService-->>Sdk: Return committed, pending, or unknown status

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Possibly related issues

• dashpay/platform issue 4998 — The new outcome API addresses uncertainty after an ambiguous broadcast, but does not change broadcast() handling of AlreadyExists.
• dashpay/platform issue 5580 — The PR rejects asset-lock-funded transitions because their status is unavailable through a proved query; it does not add the missing query.
• dashpay/platform issue 5690 — The outcome API accepts a full transition and reports its proven outcome; wallet persistence across restarts is not included.
• dashpay/platform issue 5665 — The SDK adds proof-based outcome checks for nonce-based transitions, but the wallet classification change is not included.

Suggested reviewers: shumkov, lklimek, thepastaclaw

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The title names two changes: an SDK outcome proof (Sdk::state_transition_outcome) and the new getRecentStateTransitionStatus RPC. Both appear in the changeset: the proto, generated clients, DAPI handler, rs-drive-abci stub, and the SDK node_status and outcome modules. The title covers the main change, though it does not mention the node-status path being unproved.

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Directly linked issue #5822 is open and supplies the coding requirements. No parent or contextual issues apply. The previous PASS still holds. The incremental change since the previous reviewed head (8deba52 to 60420e9) touches only outcome/inputs.rs.

Implemented at the reviewed head:

• [#5822] Sdk::state_transition_outcome(&transition, evidence) takes the full transition and returns TransitionOutcome. Variants: ExecutedOrSuperseded, CannotExecute(AnchorExpired | InputUsed), and StillPossible { checked_at_height, anchors_recorded_at, until_height }.
• [#5822] Shielded spends are judged from getShieldedNullifiers and getShieldedAnchors (outcome/judge.rs). AnchorExpired needs caller evidence and an unspent read at or above the anchor read height. Otherwise the answer is StillPossible or a retry that ends in Error::StaleNode. This meets the issue ordering safeguard.
• [#5822] Deadline (anchor_deadline) uses the issue retention values (1000 blocks, pruning every 100). It returns None when no newer anchor is proven.
• [#5822] Nonce types use getIdentityNonce, getIdentityContractNonce and getAddressesInfos.
• [#5822] The unproved node hint is a separate type, NodeTransitionView / NodeTransitionStatus (transition/node_status.rs), as the issue requires.
• Incremental change: TokenPurchaseFromShieldedPool now reads its token nullifiers and sets anchor: None (inputs.rs, PoolSpend.anchor is now Option). Unit tests assert the token transfer, unshield and purchase input mappings. This closes the gap that the earlier code left for purchase nullifier reuse. It matches the issue's InputUsed requirement.

Documented deviations. Each is an explicit decision in code and PR text. None removes the safety behavior the issue requires:

• Executed and ExecutedWithError are replaced by ExecutedOrSuperseded. No proved query attributes a spent nullifier or used nonce to this transition.
• CannotExecute(Invalid) is not returned. The PR argues that structure checks against known protocol versions do not bind later versions. The issue row asks for it, so this is a real gap against the issue table. The reasoning is explicit, so it is not a FAIL.
• Asset-lock-funded types (2, 3, 13, 18) are refused with Error::InvalidRequest. The issue lists the asset lock proof as a source for InputUsed. This assessment did not verify the PR's claim that no proved query shows lock spending.
• The PR description says type 28 records no token nullifier. The code now reads them. The description is stale. The code and the PR objectives agree, so the description is treated as obsolete, not as a requirement.

The node-status hint omits "seen, no longer pending". The PR states that Tenderdash has no RPC for this state, and the issue treats the hint as optional.

Wallet integration and the wasm, evo-sdk, Swift and Kotlin bindings are follow-up work named in the issue. They are not required by this PR.

The PR comment "1 blocking finding" has no details in the supplied objectives. It is not assessed as a requirement.

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The changes stay within the scope of #5822 and the companion node hint from #5269 that #5822 references.

In scope:

• SDK proven outcome (rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/*) and the separate node hint (node_status.rs, transition.rs).
• Incremental change at this head: purchase token nullifiers and anchor: Option in outcome/inputs.rs. It changes only the input classification of the outcome feature, with matching unit tests and fixtures. It is part of #5822.
• getRecentStateTransitionStatus RPC, which the issue names as the #5269 counterpart. Its proto, generated clients for each language, build.rs version count, rs-dapi handler and validate_state_transition_hash visibility change, metrics allowlist entry, rs-dapi-client protocol-15 gate and request inventory, drive-abci unimplemented stub, and the JS spec. These are required for a new RPC.

Not changed: Drive, consensus, fees, shipped generations. No platform-wallet integration.

Generated files were checked by summary, not line by line. The generated renumbering is expected for a new RPC. No unrelated behavior was found in the reviewed source.

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packages/dapi-grpc/test/unit/clients/platform/v0/nodejs/PlatformPromiseClient.spec.js: 1

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Test the lookup sequence.

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- Around line 53-54: Update the flow after recent_state_transition_status in
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Review comments at @packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/judge.rs:
- Line 110: Update the `Consumption::All` mapping in the outcome judge so spent
nullifiers alone do not mark this transition as executed; return
`ExecutedOrSuperseded` unless reads establish which transition spent the notes.
- Around line 123-124: Update the outcome-judging logic that returns
InputsVerdict::AnchorExpired so it requires evidence that the anchor was
recorded by the read height before treating it as expired. An absent anchor with
free nullifiers must not produce this final verdict when the transition can
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the converted representations; retain the existing interceptor-count and
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- Around line 73-83: Add handler-level tests for recent_state_transition_status
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pending, initially committed, committed on recheck after an
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The proved-outcome and unproved-node-view separation is sound, but the SDK returns a finite token-anchor deadline that the node's touch-driven pruning policy does not guarantee. Shielded purchases also omit recorded token nullifiers, leaving some permanently superseded purchases unresolved. Verification was static at 4a4ae5a; current completed code checks, including Rust workspace tests, pass.

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• Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate proof-composition logic in packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/judge.rs and outcome/mod.rs changes proof-system soundness by deriving definitive transition outcomes from signed reads, where an unsound verdict could authorize unsafe reuse of funds.
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In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs:306-311: Do not derive a finite deadline from token-anchor retention
  This calculation applies the credit pool's periodic pruning schedule to token pools. The authoritative record_token_shielded_pool_anchors_v0 implementation only prunes a token pool after successful writes touch that pool, so an older recorded token anchor can survive indefinitely while the pool is idle. For example, a read at height 200 can find an older token anchor and the credit fee bundle's newest anchor: this code derives until_height = Some(1300) from the token pool, yet the transition can still execute at height 1500 if neither pool changes meanwhile. Token validation checks anchor membership before the successful transition triggers end-of-block pruning. Thus the finite upper bound returned as part of the proved outcome is false even without a protocol upgrade. Return no time-based bound from token anchors under the current touch-driven policy; a finite credit-anchor deadline can still bound the whole transition. Keep the pool-specific policy aligned with its authoritative implementation and add an idle-pool regression case with multiple retained token anchors and a newest credit fee anchor.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs:633-635: Exercise nullifier rereads with distinct response heights
  Every SDK-level outcome test uses expect_fetch, whose mock proof parser synthesizes metadata.height = 0. The judge tests cover InputsVerdict::Unordered, but these SDK tests cannot reach read_shielded_spend's reread loop or its StaleNode conversion. Consequently, regressions in height propagation, retry counting, or expected/received error heights would leave the orchestration tests passing. Add per-call metadata fixtures or a test reader with an anchor read at height 30, an initial free-nullifier read at 28, and a subsequent read at 30. Also cover continuously stale responses exhausting the initial read plus two rereads, asserting request counts and the typed error.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs:225-245: Fetch independent pools concurrently within each read phase
  A two-pool spend currently awaits both anchor-set requests, both nullifier requests, and both newest-anchor requests serially, producing up to six sequential network round trips before answering StillPossible. Preserve the anchor-before-nullifier phase boundary, but join the independent pool requests within each phase. The existing judgment still uses authenticated metadata heights, and the reread path remains available when nullifier responses are too old. This reduces latency without weakening the ordering argument.

In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/inputs.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/inputs.rs:132-136: Include the token nullifiers recorded by shielded purchases
  The comment's premise contradicts both the validator and writer. The purchase transformer passes its token nullifiers to token_pool_paid_common::validate_token_pool_outputs, and Drive's token_mint_to_pool_operations_v0 records those dummy nullifiers. As the validator documents, the same outputs-only token bundle can be included in another purchase with a different credit fee bundle. Once that copy lands, the original purchase's token nullifiers are recorded while its credit nullifiers remain free. Reading only the credit bundle then returns StillPossible although proved token-nullifier reads could establish CannotExecute(InputUsed). Represent recorded nullifiers separately from required anchors: the purchase needs token-nullifier reads but does not require token-anchor membership. Add a replacement-purchase regression test and keep this replay-protection description aligned with the authoritative validator and writer.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/inputs.rs:106-117: Test pool-specific extraction for dual-bundle transitions
  The two-pool judge tests receive anonymous InputRead values after pool identity has been erased, while the SDK-level fixtures construct only a credit-pool ShieldedTransfer and an IdentityCreditTransfer. Neither layer detects swapped fee/token anchors, a wrong token_id, or an omitted bundle in TransitionInputs::of. Add extraction tests for TokenShieldedTransferWithShieldedFee and TokenUnshieldWithShieldedFee using distinct sentinel anchors and nullifiers for each pool. A mock-SDK case asserting both pool-specific query types would additionally protect the wiring between extraction and outcome judgment.

In `packages/dapi-grpc/protos/platform/v0/platform.proto`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dapi-grpc/protos/platform/v0/platform.proto:2674-2678: Track the missing seen/dropped capability in Tenderdash
  Unknown is an honest fallback, but the omitted seen/no-longer-pending distinction belongs to dashpay/tenderdash. In the checked-out Tenderdash source, UnconfirmedTx calls GetTxByHash, which reads txByKey rather than the separate transaction cache; the RPC routes expose no read-only cache-status query. The linked Platform issue describes the gap, but this PR does not link scoped upstream tracking, and the upstream issue/PR searches did not identify a matching endpoint. Link a dashpay/tenderdash issue or PR for a read-only hash-based cache-status lookup before deferring this portion of the feature. The upstream capability should not require rebroadcasting or mutating the cache; DAPI can then expose the additional state without reconstructing receipt history locally.

In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/judge.rs`:
- [NITPICK] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/judge.rs:120-127: Avoid allocating the temporary pruned-anchor vector
  The filtered anchors are collected into a Vec only to check emptiness and then run any. This pure judging path can distinguish no qualifying anchor, an ordered qualifying anchor, and only unordered qualifying anchors in one iterator pass without allocating. Preserve those three outcomes while removing the temporary collection.

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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.

• Require anchor-recording evidence before the wallet releases stranded reservations — The unchanged shielded coordinator fetches an anchor set without retaining its proven height and treats a reservation's missing anchor as expired. A genuine historical response from before that anchor was recorded can therefore release a still-live reservation; a subsequent scan finding no execution does not establish permanent non-execution.
  • Follow-up: Create a separate follow-up PR to migrate the release pass to evidence-backed outcome checks, releasing only on CannotExecute and preserving the existing atomic reservation check-and-clear.

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- Around line 80-83: Update the `unconfirmed_tx` error handling in
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missing hash return `Ok(false)`. Ensure a `Method not found` response and other
unrelated Tenderdash RPC failures propagate as errors; retain the existing
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- Around line 109-115: Update the status-read flow around get_status_impl so an
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a later block’s cache clear. Preserve the latest-height guarantee by
coordinating cache updates with invalidation, and ensure committed responses
never report node_height below their commit height.

Review comments at @packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs:
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Verified head 60420e9: all seven prior findings are addressed, including the linked Tenderdash follow-up. A separate credit-anchor proof-composition bug still produces false finite deadlines, and the address and identity-contract nonce branches lack SDK-level regression coverage. This was a static review; current CI shows Rust workspace tests, wasm32 tests, and JS builds passing, with additional JS tests, linting, and release validation pending and no failed code checks observed.

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• Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate new outcome logic in packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/judge.rs and mod.rs changes proof-system soundness at the wallet trust boundary by deciding when verified reads establish that a payment never executed and cannot execute, enabling safe release of funds or retries.
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In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs:577-582: Account for when the newer credit anchor is proven
  The newest-anchor read proves that the target anchor is no longer newest only at metadata.height, but this calculation applies that fact retroactively to read.height. For example, membership at height 200 can show anchor A, which remains newest through height 1500 and is therefore preserved at every pruning boundary. An unrelated shield creates B at 1501; free-nullifier and newest-anchor proofs at 1501 pass the ordering checks, yet this code returns until_height: Some(1300). A can still authorize the original transition in block 1502 and is not pruned until the end of block 1600. Increasing proof heights are permitted, including with the supported height-only freshness configuration. This makes the advertised proven upper bound false under an unchanged protocol version. Incorporate the newer-anchor proof's height conservatively into the bound, or obtain membership and newest-anchor evidence from one snapshot. Add a scripted regression with membership at 200 and free nullifiers plus newest B at 1501; keep the correction in SDK proof composition rather than changing consensus pruning.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/outcome/mod.rs:211-225: Cover address and identity-contract nonce reads through the SDK
  The SDK-level nonce tests exercise IdentityCreditTransfer only. The address judge test supplies anonymous InputRead values directly, so it cannot detect regressions in input extraction, address batching, the stored nonce >= carried nonce comparison, or the distinction between a proved absent address and an omitted response key. The identity-contract query branch is also untested through state_transition_outcome. These branches can produce CannotExecute(InputUsed), which callers may use to release reservations or retry. Add mock-SDK cases for consumed/free multi-address inputs, a stored nonce greater than the carried nonce, proved address absence, and an omitted key returning InvalidProvedResponse. Also exercise the identity-contract query through a supported single-member batch, asserting the identity and contract selectors and the resulting outcome. Multi-member production batches are currently prohibited, so they are not needed to cover that query branch.

Out-of-scope follow-up suggestions (1)

These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.

• Require recording-height evidence in wallet reservation release — The unchanged wallet coordinator discards the anchor-set proof height in prefetch_stranded_release, and release_stranded_spends treats an absent anchor as pruned. An accepted older proof from before the reservation's anchor was recorded can therefore release a reservation even though the original signed spend remains executable. This is a pre-existing wallet integration defect, not introduced by the new SDK API.
  • Follow-up: Open a separate wallet follow-up to retain trustworthy anchor-recording evidence and migrate stranded release to state_transition_outcome, preserving the existing atomic reservation check-and-clear.

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