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The most foundational Block-2+ gap: the data model was built CRDT-ready (HLC, tombstones, LWW, append-only Movement) and the import reconciler proves the merge — but nothing replicated a device's inventory to your OTHER devices. Only manual file backup/restore moved data between devices. This lands the transport foundation in commons_core (seed-agnostic, on the shared connection — the 'one connection, N interfaces' shape): - SyncTransport: moves an opaque, encrypted snapshot blob between ONE identity's own devices. The core carries bytes + does the crypto; the app decides what the bytes are and how to merge them. - NostrSyncTransport: NIP-78 app-data (kind 30078, addressable/replaceable per device via the d-tag), content NIP-44-encrypted TO SELF, discovery filtered to your own author key. Each device keeps one replaceable record. Tests (MiniRelay, pure Dart): a snapshot replicates to the identity's other device; the relay only ever sees ciphertext; another identity neither receives nor could decrypt; re-push replaces; two devices keep their own. Confirms the open-decisions §D.4 guarantee (sync leaks neither the key nor plaintext). NEXT slice (app): a SyncService that serializes the inventory (reusing ExportImportService), pushes on mutation, and runs the existing idempotent importInventory on receive; a stable per-install device id; wire sync into SocialSession. |
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