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| (week-1 step 2) — not quite.** The check runs at `build()`, one call | ||
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Rewrite “makes it import time.”
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I read this against the language-integration guide in #1287 (#1287, The decision itself is right. A class decorator that runs the check as the 1. Say which check is whose, and name the engine entry"The engine checks the declaration" is two checks. Python's: every annotation carries a marker (rule A) and the decorator is outermost. The engine's: the plan grammar, which indexes a kind admits ( 2. What the markers become on the wire (the biggest gap)The guide, section 4, has the plan grammar. A field is either the outputs form, The tracer instead sent Recommendation: the markers name the EQL type, generated from the catalog the way Go's Two consequences for the decorator's signature. A target field's context must be exactly 3. The tree API the tracer was built on is goneThe findings describe a stored record as a " A good first test for the restart: reproduce the bytes in the guide's section 10 from Python. 4. The findings are a snapshot of
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…defined Backlog item 1 asks whether "the engine checks the declaration when Python defines the class" holds by construction or by convention. The first tracer met it by convention: build() at module level, so a call moved into a function fails on the first write instead. The ADR proposes construction: one class decorator carries the context, runs the engine's plan check as the class statement finishes, and the call site takes the class. A class the user does not own is declared by calling the same decorator, so Plan.of leaves the public surface and G6 holds. The model contract is a Protocol (Annotated hints, kwargs constructor, attribute access), not a dataclass; a probe over six class styles grounds it, and the constructor check catches the wrong decorator order. The example uses the marker spelling recommended for item 1.1: a kind marker plus a bare Equality, Encrypted or Passthrough. Status is proposed: the reviewers decide. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A metaclass or __init_subclass__ also runs at class creation; the decorator is chosen because it works with the model bases the first user already has, not because it is the only shape. And a new kind still needs a public marker name beside the shell codec; only the declaration reader is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Markers name EQL types generated from the catalog, as Go's encrypt/eql does, so Python holds no copy of the kind-and-index table (G1). The earlier kind-plus-index spelling is recorded as dropped. Plaintext crosses the binding as a frame built in Rust, and the model instance is the one copy Python owns. Errors are built from the engine's structured reason, never from message text, and carry no value. A model never prints a sealed value by default: the decorator writes a redacting repr from the same markers, with a class-level opt-out. The decorator's engine check is named (dynamic::record::plan_with, as se_plan_check) and the 2026-10-20 rig that ran it at class definition is recorded. The findings doc gets a "superseded on next" header: frames replaced the FfiValue tree, Stack Encrypt's EQL types are v4 only, and 32 of 51 types are producible. Linear identifiers and a private document link are removed from the findings and the ledger, since the repo is public. Refs #1284 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| A record that names its own tenant (the engine's `context_field`) is | ||
| a record-level setting in the plan grammar, so if the SDK supports it, | ||
| it is a second decorator argument and not a field marker. | ||
| The first version does not support it; a tenant attaches to the cipher. |
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A tenant can't be attached to the cipher here. Every sealed marker in this ADR is an EQL type, so every sealed field is a target field. On next, packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/record.rs refuses an extended plan for a target field with TargetError::Extended: a tenant part on the label leaves no <table>/<column> for the EQL i. So Cipher(User) plus a tenant fails for every TextEq field. The "Consequences" line (tenant attaches through the engine's extend, G4) says the same thing and hits the same refusal. Either the first version has no per-caller tenant for EQL-typed fields, or the engine needs a change first. The ADR should say which.
| The call is `dynamic::record::plan_with` with the target resolver, | ||
| the same call the Go generator makes through `se_plan_check`. | ||
| 4. **The call site takes the class.** `Cipher(User)`. | ||
| `Cipher` refuses a class the decorator has not seen, with the remedy in |
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A subclass gets past this check. If the decorator stores its result as a class attribute, class Admin(User): nickname: str inherits it through the MRO. Cipher(Admin) then accepts a class whose extra, unmarked field was never checked, and that field is dropped or not encrypted. I checked on CPython 3.13: getattr(Sub, "__stash__") returns the parent's value, and "__stash__" in Sub.__dict__ is False. The contract should say the check reads cls.__dict__, not getattr, and that a subclass must be decorated itself.
| 5. **The model contract is a `Protocol`, not a dataclass.** | ||
| A model class must give: | ||
| - field hints that `typing.get_type_hints(cls, include_extras=True)` | ||
| returns, each carrying its stash markers in `Annotated`; |
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Calling typing.get_type_hints(cls, include_extras=True) while the class statement finishes causes two problems the contract doesn't cover. (1) It evaluates forward references then. A SQLAlchemy posts: Mapped[list["Post"]] that points to a class defined later in the module, any module with from __future__ import annotations, and 3.14's deferred annotations all raise NameError at decoration. I reproduced this with a "list[Post]" hint. (2) It returns ClassVar and InitVar hints and annotations inherited from a base (pydantic's model_config: ClassVar[ConfigDict]). Under rule A, each of those needs a marker or gets refused. The contract should name the field source (for example, skip ClassVar and use the library's own field list) and say how unresolved references are handled.
| 2. **One decorator, and it carries the context.** | ||
| `@stash.model("users")`, with one argument: the table. | ||
| The engine's target context is exactly a table and a column, and the | ||
| column is the field's name, so the class needs nothing more. |
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Using the Python attribute name as the column part of an authenticated context makes a rename a data-loss event. The context is sealed into every ciphertext, so renaming email to email_address in Python, with no schema change, means every stored row no longer opens. SQLAlchemy also allows an attribute name that differs from the column name (mapped_column("email_addr")), and a pydantic alias does the same. Then i.c doesn't match the SQL column, which the findings say "should be the same word". The ADR should either let a field override its column, or record that the attribute name is permanent once data is written.
| The same markers that drive encryption drive the print, so a sealed | ||
| field added later is hidden the day it is added; no per-field | ||
| `repr=False` is needed, and none is read. | ||
| Python's `logging` calls `__str__`, so logs are covered by the same |
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This covers __repr__ and __str__, but plaintext also leaves the model through dataclasses.asdict(user), NamedTuple._asdict() and iteration or indexing, pydantic's model_dump(), model_dump_json() and __rich_repr__, vars(user), and any log line that formats those. A structured logger or logger.info("%s", user.model_dump()) prints the sealed values. Decision 9's heading ("A model never prints a sealed value") claims more than these two methods deliver. Either narrow the claim or list the other paths and say which ones are deliberately left uncovered.
| for the same plaintext are *different* JSON and an index on the column | ||
| itself never matches. The index EQL v3 is built for is a functional one on | ||
| the extracted term — | ||
| `create index … using hash (eql_v3_internal.eq_term(col))` (or `btree`: |
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eql_v3_internal.eq_term does not exist. The function the bundle defines is eql_v3.eq_term(a public.eql_v3_text_eq) (packages/eql/src/v3/scalars/text/text_eq_functions.sql:13). Only a stale doc comment in src/v3/sem/hmac_256/functions.sql uses the _internal name. Open question 8 below proposes this exact index for the SDK docs, and a user who copies it gets function eql_v3_internal.eq_term does not exist. On next the type is v4 (eql_v4_text_eq), so the guidance should name the v4 extractor.
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| `@stash.model("users", redact=False)` is the class-level opt-out. | ||
| A class that defines its own `__repr__` or `__str__` by hand is | ||
| refused at the class statement with the remedy named (`redact=False`, |
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There's no test that can tell a "hand-written" __repr__ from a generated one. @dataclass and NamedTuple put plain functions in cls.__dict__, as a hand-written method does. pydantic's is inherited from BaseModel. A project-wide Base(DeclarativeBase) with a hand-written __repr__ is a common SQLAlchemy pattern, and as written it is unclear whether that is refused or replaced. Separately, redaction depends on the decorator being outermost, and the order check is the constructor check. That check passes when a base already provides a **kwargs __init__ (pydantic, SQLAlchemy), so a decorator applied above can regenerate __repr__ without any error. The ADR should state the detection rule and close that gap.
| > Python and toolchain section (pyo3 0.29, maturin-only `extension-module`, | ||
| > libpython on the loader path, `Pending` as `IntoFuture`, width narrowing, | ||
| > the psycopg plumbing) still holds. The restart plan reads | ||
| > `packages/stack-encrypt/docs/language-integration.md` on `next` first. |
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This guide is not on next: packages/stack-encrypt/docs/language-integration.md exists only in open PR #1287. The ADR's "section 10" and "section 11" references depend on it too, so this PR should merge after #1287 or link that PR. Other dangling references in this file: line 19 says to "start again from main", which contradicts this note. "Where the record is" says "This branch: prototype/python-sdk-tracer", but this file now lands on next. And docs/plans/2026-10-08-python-sdk-tracer.md and languages/python/README.md exist only on the prototype branch.
| Task 6: Ruling (plan revised, with the user, 2026-10-13): NO committed | ||
| fixture. The plan's `tests/fixtures/record.json` carried an equality term | ||
| that is an HMAC under the workspace keyset, so the committed bytes would pass | ||
| only in the workspace that generated them — the user's `TCDLFX5CQ6T5LKCP` |
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This public repo would carry a contributor's CipherStash workspace ID (TCDLFX5CQ6T5LKCP) and their home-directory paths (/Users/yuji/.local/share/mise/... at lines 104 and 212). Neither is needed to understand the ruling. Replace them with placeholders such as <workspace-id> and $(mise where node).
| a record-level setting in the plan grammar, so if the SDK supports it, | ||
| it is a second decorator argument and not a field marker. | ||
| The first version does not support it; a tenant attaches to the cipher. | ||
| 3. **The decorator does four things and nothing else.** |
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"The decorator does four things and nothing else" and "with one argument: the table" (decision 2) both conflict with decision 9. There the decorator also writes __repr__ and __str__ on the class, refuses hand-written ones, and takes a second argument, redact=False. Update decisions 2 and 3 so the ADR states one contract.
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Summary
The Python SDK will declare an encrypted model with one class decorator,
@stash.model("users"). The decorator reads theAnnotatedhints, asks theengine to check them, and stores the result on the class, so a forgotten
field fails as the class is defined, not on the first write. This is the
first backlog decision after the tracer attempt; status is proposed and the
reviewers decide.
Changes
languages/python/docs/adr/0001-…: the ADR, with the options rejected(a separate plan statement, a base class, both) and the model contract
as a Protocol instead of a dataclass.
Verification
A probe over dataclass, slots dataclass, NamedTuple, attrs, pydantic and
SQLAlchemy declarative classes showed one reader handles all six and the
constructor check catches the wrong decorator order. Not run: the engine's
plan check inside the decorator.
Related
Refs #1130, #1132 (the kinds and ORE gaps the ADR leaves room for).
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