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Implement complete technical specification for the CCRO including:

  • JSON Schemas (v1):

    • bias-fingerprint.json: Provenance metadata envelope for transparent trust
    • chitty-score.json: Multi-dimensional trust metric (Personal/Legal/State/Ethics)
    • justice-override.json: Antifragile learning loop for human overrides
    • merkle-proof.json: Cryptographic integrity proofs for ChittyChain
    • audit-event.json: OCSF-compliant audit logging
  • OpenAPI 3.1 Specification:

    • Trust operations (score retrieval, event ingestion)
    • Justice Protocol (override execution, precedent listing)
    • Verification (notary service)
    • Ledger (Merkle proofs, audit logs)
    • Blue Pill/Red Pill dual-mode transparency via X-Chitty-View-Mode header
  • Updated config-manifest.json with schema registry and capabilities

  • Documentation with architecture overview and usage guide

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  • New Features

    • Full REST API for trust scoring, event ingestion, justice overrides, verification, ledger proofs, audit retrieval, and health checks.
    • Dual view modes (Blue/Red Pill), bias‑fingerprinting, Merkle inclusion proofs, OCSF-compliant audit events, and a composite trust score model.
    • OAuth2, mTLS, and API‑key authentication with scoped access, integrity proofs, tracing headers, and rate‑limit awareness.
  • Documentation

    • Comprehensive operator README covering architecture, features, schemas, security, configuration, and operational guidance.

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Implement complete technical specification for the CCRO including:

- JSON Schemas (v1):
  - bias-fingerprint.json: Provenance metadata envelope for transparent trust
  - chitty-score.json: Multi-dimensional trust metric (Personal/Legal/State/Ethics)
  - justice-override.json: Antifragile learning loop for human overrides
  - merkle-proof.json: Cryptographic integrity proofs for ChittyChain
  - audit-event.json: OCSF-compliant audit logging

- OpenAPI 3.1 Specification:
  - Trust operations (score retrieval, event ingestion)
  - Justice Protocol (override execution, precedent listing)
  - Verification (notary service)
  - Ledger (Merkle proofs, audit logs)
  - Blue Pill/Red Pill dual-mode transparency via X-Chitty-View-Mode header

- Updated config-manifest.json with schema registry and capabilities

- Documentation with architecture overview and usage guide
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Adds a new OpenAPI spec, five strict JSON Schemas, an upgraded operator manifest (v2) with API/security/integrations/monitoring metadata, and a comprehensive README for the Chitty Cloud Repo Operator.

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API Specification
operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/api/openapi.yaml
New OpenAPI 3.1.0 spec exposing trust, justice, verification, ledger, and health endpoints; global and per-operation security (mTLS, OAuth2, ApiKey); custom headers/parameters; extensive reusable components, schemas, and response models.
JSON Schemas
operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/bias-fingerprint.json, operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/chitty-score.json, operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/justice-override.json, operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/merkle-proof.json, operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/audit-event.json
Five new strict JSON Schema files: BiasFingerprint, ChittyScore, JusticeOverride, MerkleProof, and an OCSF-style AuditEvent (with chitty_extensions). Enforce formats, constraints, and external $ref usage.
Documentation
operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/README.md
New README documenting architecture, features (dual-view modes, bias fingerprinting, justice loop), directory layout, schemas, security model, API examples, validation and developer guidance.
Operator Manifest / Config
operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/config-manifest.json
Manifest bumped v1→v2: added description, repository.path, api specPath/base URLs, schemas listing, expanded registry (trustEngineUrl, identityUrl), new capabilities, security/auth methods & scopes, integrations (gRPC/JSON‑RPC/OIDC), and monitoring endpoints/format.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant CCRO as Chitty Cloud Repo Operator
    participant TrustEngine as Trust Engine
    participant Ledger

    rect rgba(200,150,255,0.5)
    Note over Client,Ledger: Trust Score Retrieval - Blue Pill Mode (simplified)
    Client->>CCRO: GET /trust/score/{entityId} (X-Chitty-View-Mode: BLUE_PILL)
    CCRO->>TrustEngine: Query cached aggregate score
    TrustEngine-->>CCRO: BluePillScore
    CCRO-->>Client: 200 OK + BluePillScore (X-Chitty-Integrity-Proof header)
    end

    rect rgba(100,200,100,0.5)
    Note over Client,Ledger: Trust Score Retrieval - Red Pill Mode (full audit)
    Client->>CCRO: GET /trust/score/{entityId} (X-Chitty-View-Mode: RED_PILL)
    CCRO->>TrustEngine: Query full score & dimensions
    CCRO->>Ledger: Fetch audit trail & merkle proof
    TrustEngine-->>CCRO: ChittyScore (dimensions, meta)
    Ledger-->>CCRO: Audit data & MerkleProof
    CCRO-->>Client: 200 OK + ChittyScore (bias_fingerprint, integrity_proof)
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User as Human Reviewer
    participant CCRO as Chitty Cloud Repo Operator
    participant JusticeEngine as Justice Engine
    participant Ledger
    participant TrainingPipeline as ML Training Pipeline

    User->>CCRO: POST /justice/override (override, justification, learning_directive)
    CCRO->>JusticeEngine: Validate authority & scope
    alt Authorization Succeeds
        JusticeEngine->>Ledger: Record override & create precedent
        Ledger-->>JusticeEngine: ledger_commitment
        alt learning_directive.should_retrain = true
            JusticeEngine->>TrainingPipeline: Trigger async retraining
            TrainingPipeline-->>JusticeEngine: Ack job_id
        end
        JusticeEngine-->>CCRO: OverrideResponse (ledger_commitment, precedent_uri)
        CCRO-->>User: 200 OK + OverrideResponse
    else Authorization Fails
        JusticeEngine-->>CCRO: 403 Forbidden
        CCRO-->>User: 403 Forbidden
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant CCRO as Chitty Cloud Repo Operator
    participant BiasAnalyzer as Bias Analyzer
    participant Ledger
    participant Queue as Async Processing Queue

    Client->>CCRO: POST /trust/event (event_data, bias_fingerprint)
    CCRO->>BiasAnalyzer: Validate bias fingerprint
    alt Validation Passes
        CCRO->>Ledger: Persist event metadata
        CCRO->>Queue: Enqueue for processing (QUEUED)
        CCRO-->>Client: 202 Accepted (eventId, status: QUEUED)

        Note over CCRO,Queue: Asynchronous Processing
        Queue->>BiasAnalyzer: Process event (compute updates)
        BiasAnalyzer->>Ledger: Update trust scores & audit trail
        Queue->>Ledger: Mark event PROCESSED
    else Validation Fails
        CCRO-->>Client: 400 Bad Request + ErrorResponse
    end
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operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/api/openapi.yaml (2)

462-569: Tighten dimensions query array semantics.
Prevent duplicates and make the maximum explicit (4 total dimensions).

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         - name: dimensions
           in: query
           schema:
             type: array
             items:
               type: string
               enum:
                 - personal
                 - legal
                 - state
                 - ethics
+            uniqueItems: true
+            maxItems: 4
           style: form
           explode: false
           description: Filter to specific dimensions (Red Pill mode only).

875-936: Clarify continuation_token interaction with other filters.
Right now it’s unclear whether from/to/limit/operation_type are ignored or must match the original request. A short note will prevent client ambiguity.

📝 Suggested wording tweak
         - name: continuation_token
           in: query
           schema:
             type: string
-          description: Cursor for pagination, returned from previous response.
+          description: Cursor for pagination, returned from previous response. When provided, other filters should be omitted or must match the original request.

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operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/api/openapi.yaml (13)

1-62: Solid API metadata and default security posture.
Clear description, environments, tags, and global security defaults are consistent and easy to consume.


63-153: Component security schemes + headers/parameters look well structured.
Definitions are clean and reusable across operations.


154-261: Trust event schemas are clear and practical.
The submission/response shapes and enums are well defined.


262-295: Blue Pill schema is now nicely constrained.
Required fields plus additionalProperties: false make the variant crisp and predictable.


296-421: Override/verification/error/health schemas read cleanly.
Good balance between structure and flexibility.


422-460: Reusable error responses are consistent and cohesive.
Nice standardization across the surface.


570-629: Trust event ingestion endpoint reads well.
Clear async semantics and example payload.


630-657: Event status retrieval is straightforward and clean.
No concerns.


658-722: Justice override flow is clearly documented.
Request/response examples are strong.


723-790: Precedent listing parameters are sensible.
Filter and paging choices are consistent.


791-837: Notary service endpoint looks good.
Schema usage and examples are aligned.


838-874: Merkle proof retrieval is concise and clear.
No issues noted.


937-985: Health/readiness endpoints are clean with explicit public access.
Good use of security: [] for public probes.

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Comment on lines 256 to 260
BluePillScore:
type: object
description: Simplified score response for general UI consumption.
properties:
entity_id:

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P2 Badge Require fields in BluePillScore to satisfy oneOf

The /trust/score/{entityId} response uses oneOf between ChittyScore and BluePillScore, but BluePillScore defines no required fields and allows extra properties. That means any Red Pill response will also match BluePillScore, causing oneOf validation to fail because both schemas match. Clients that validate responses or use generated SDKs will reject otherwise valid Red Pill responses. Consider adding required properties (e.g., entity_id, score, status) and/or additionalProperties: false, or switch to anyOf/a discriminator so the two variants are mutually exclusive.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/api/openapi.yaml`:
- Around line 1-56: Add a top-level security default to the OpenAPI document
(insert a top-level security: [...] block after the tags section) that
references your existing security schemes (e.g., the mTLS or ChittyID/OAuth2
scheme names defined in components.securitySchemes) so new endpoints inherit
protection; ensure endpoints meant to be public (like /health) keep an explicit
security: [] override.

In `@operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/README.md`:
- Around line 61-74: The README's directory-structure fenced code block is
missing a language specifier; update the opening fence for the block that begins
with "operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/" to include a language (use "text")
so the block becomes ```text, keeping the existing block content unchanged.
- Around line 9-30: The fenced ASCII diagram block in README.md lacks a language
specifier; update the opening fence from ``` to ```text so the diagram (the
ASCII architecture diagram block) is marked as plain text for consistent
rendering and linting compliance.
🧹 Nitpick comments (10)
operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/merkle-proof.json (1)

22-40: Consider adding additionalProperties: false to nested objects for consistency.

The root schema enforces additionalProperties: false, but nested objects like siblings items, anchor_block, tree_metadata, verification_instructions, and client_libraries items do not. This inconsistency allows arbitrary extra properties in nested structures, which could be problematic for a cryptographic proof schema where strict validation is important.

Example fix for siblings items
         "properties": {
           "position": {
             "type": "string",
             "enum": ["left", "right"],
             "description": "Position of this sibling relative to the current node in the path."
           },
           "hash": {
             "type": "string",
             "pattern": "^0x[a-fA-F0-9]{64}$",
             "description": "Hash value of the sibling node."
           }
-        }
+        },
+        "additionalProperties": false
       },

Apply the same pattern to anchor_block, tree_metadata, verification_instructions, and client_libraries items.

operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/audit-event.json (2)

189-191: IP format restricts to IPv4 only.

The src_endpoint.ip and dst_endpoint.ip fields use "format": "ipv4", which will fail validation for IPv6 addresses. Modern infrastructure commonly uses IPv6.

Proposed fix using oneOf for dual-stack support
         "ip": {
           "type": "string",
-          "format": "ipv4"
+          "oneOf": [
+            { "format": "ipv4" },
+            { "format": "ipv6" }
+          ]
         },

Alternatively, consider removing the format constraint and using a pattern that matches both, or simply "format": "ip-address" if your validator supports it (note: not standard in JSON Schema, may need custom format).

Also applies to: 213-215


78-127: Nested objects lack additionalProperties: false.

Similar to other schemas in this PR, deeply nested objects (e.g., metadata.product, actor.user, actor.session, http_request.url, etc.) do not restrict additional properties while the root does. For audit logging schemas where data integrity matters, consider applying consistent strictness.

operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/bias-fingerprint.json (1)

1-219: Schema structure is well-designed.

The bias fingerprint schema has comprehensive coverage of provenance tracking, bias identification, algorithmic context, and chain of custody. The required fields, enums, and patterns are appropriately constrained.

As noted in other schemas in this PR, nested objects (e.g., known_biases items, feature_importance items, evaluation_criteria items, chain_of_custody items) lack additionalProperties: false. Consider applying consistent strictness across all nested structures if strict validation is desired.

operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/chitty-score.json (1)

132-177: ScoreDimension definition should include additionalProperties: false.

The ScoreDimension definition is reused by all four trust dimensions (personal, legal, state, ethics). Without additionalProperties: false, each dimension object can contain arbitrary extra properties, inconsistent with the root schema's strictness.

Proposed fix
     "ScoreDimension": {
       "type": "object",
       "description": "A single dimension of the composite trust score.",
       "required": ["value"],
       "properties": {
         "value": {
           ...
         },
         ...
         "last_updated": {
           "type": "string",
           "format": "date-time",
           "description": "When this specific dimension was last recalculated."
         }
-      }
+      },
+      "additionalProperties": false
     }
operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/justice-override.json (2)

248-251: Clarify relationship between duplicate committed_at fields.

Both ledger_commitment.committed_at (line 248) and timestamps.committed_at (line 270) exist. While they may represent the same event, having the same field name in two locations could cause confusion or data inconsistency if they diverge.

Consider either:

  1. Documenting that these should always be identical, or
  2. Removing one in favor of a single source of truth, or
  3. Renaming one (e.g., ledger_committed_at) to clarify the distinction if they differ.

Also applies to: 269-271


1-12: Well-structured schema for capturing human override events.

The schema comprehensively covers the override workflow: original decision context, actor authorization with delegation chains, structured justification with evidence, outcome comparison, learning directives, and ledger anchoring. The enum values for roles, categories, and decision types provide good constraints.

Same note as other schemas: nested objects in items (e.g., delegation_chain, evidence_attachments, dissenting_opinions, parameter_adjustments) lack additionalProperties: false.

operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/api/openapi.yaml (3)

250-254: Consider adding maxItems constraint to the warnings array.

The warnings array lacks a maxItems constraint. While server-controlled, defining bounds in the API contract helps client implementations allocate appropriate resources and sets clear expectations.

♻️ Proposed fix
         warnings:
           type: array
+          maxItems: 50
           items:
             type: string
           description: Any warnings about the submitted data (e.g., potential bias detected).

192-195: Permissive payload schema limits validation.

The payload object with additionalProperties: true provides flexibility for varied event types but means no schema-level validation of event-specific data. This is acceptable for extensibility, but consider documenting expected payload structures per event_type elsewhere (e.g., in supplementary documentation or as JSON Schema definitions) to help API consumers.


712-778: Consider adding maxItems to the precedents array.

Similar to the warnings array, the precedents array in the response schema (line 772-774) lacks a maxItems constraint. The limit parameter caps the request, but documenting the maximum in the response schema makes the contract explicit.

♻️ Proposed fix
                   precedents:
                     type: array
+                    maxItems: 100
                     items:
                       $ref: '#/components/schemas/JusticeOverride'
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operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/schemas/v1/chitty-score.json (1)

123-130: External schema references are correctly aligned.

The $ref URIs for bias_fingerprint and integrity_proof match the $id values defined in the corresponding schema files in this PR. This ensures proper schema resolution.

operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/config-manifest.json (2)

11-16: Verify the mixed TLDs in registry URLs.

The connectUrl and ledgerUrl use .cc TLD while trustEngineUrl and identityUrl use .os TLD. Please confirm this is intentional (e.g., different service domains for different infrastructure components) rather than a typo.


27-95: Well-structured operator manifest.

The new sections (api, schemas, security, integrations, monitoring) are comprehensive and well-organized. The schema definitions properly reference the local JSON schema files, and the monitoring configuration follows Kubernetes conventions for health/readiness probes.

operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/api/openapi.yaml (3)

57-88: Security schemes are well-defined.

The three-tier security model (mTLS for service-to-service, OAuth2/OIDC for users, API keys for automation) follows security best practices. The granular OAuth scopes appropriately separate read/write/admin privileges across different functional areas.


450-556: Trust score endpoint is well-designed.

The dual-mode response using oneOf with ChittyScore and BluePillScore correctly models the Blue Pill/Red Pill transparency modes. The dimension filtering and trend analysis parameters appropriately scope to Red Pill mode only.


148-161: All external schema file references exist and are valid.

The referenced files (bias-fingerprint.json, chitty-score.json, justice-override.json, merkle-proof.json) in ../schemas/v1/ all exist and contain valid JSON. The relative paths are correctly resolved from the API directory. No issues with these references.

operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/README.md (2)

1-74: Comprehensive and well-structured documentation.

The README provides excellent coverage of the operator's architecture, features, and usage. The ASCII diagram clearly illustrates the system layers, and the schema documentation aligns with the OpenAPI specification.


235-239: All related documentation links are valid. The referenced files (CHARTER.md, SECRETS_PROVISIONING.md, and ChittyOS-CICD-SOPs.md) exist at the repository root, so the relative paths in lines 235-239 resolve correctly.

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Add top-level security block that requires ChittyID_OAuth or ApiKey
authentication for all endpoints by default. Health endpoints retain
explicit security: [] override to remain publicly accessible for
monitoring and Kubernetes probes.
Add required array (entity_id, score, status) and additionalProperties: false
to BluePillScore schema. This ensures ChittyScore (Red Pill) and BluePillScore
(Blue Pill) are mutually exclusive for proper oneOf validation in generated
SDKs and response validators.
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/api/openapi.yaml`:
- Around line 888-931: The response exposes continuation_token but the request
can't accept it; add a query parameter named continuation_token to the
/ledger/audit operation parameters so clients can page: declare a new parameter
with name "continuation_token", in "query", schema type "string" (nullable if
desired), and a description like "Cursor for pagination, return value from
previous response"; update the operation parameters list near the existing
"operation_type", "from", "to", and "limit" entries so the server can accept the
token on subsequent requests.
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operators/chitty-cloud-repo-operator/api/openapi.yaml (1)

488-501: Constrain dimensions array to prevent duplicates/unbounded input.

Add maxItems and uniqueItems since the enum has only four values. This also aligns with common OpenAPI validation expectations.

♻️ Proposed diff
         - name: dimensions
           in: query
           schema:
             type: array
             items:
               type: string
               enum:
                 - personal
                 - legal
                 - state
                 - ethics
+            maxItems: 4
+            uniqueItems: true
           style: form
           explode: false
           description: Filter to specific dimensions (Red Pill mode only).
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Enable cursor-based pagination by accepting the continuation_token returned
from previous responses as a query parameter.
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