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WalkthroughAdds multiple developer-facing documentation files (key management, protocols, startup/config, TUI, database, range orders, admin disputes, coding standards, README) and removes ARCHITECTURE.md; all changes are documentation-only and do not modify code or public APIs. Changes
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docs/MESSAGE_FLOW_AND_PROTOCOL.md (1)
338-342: Minor style improvement: reduce repetitive sentence starters.Lines 339–341 contain three successive list items beginning with "It", which reduces readability. Reword to add variety in sentence structure.
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1. **On startup**, the client retrieves all active order IDs and their `trade_index` from the database. 2. **It re-derives the trade keys** for each active order. 3. **It queries Nostr relays** for recent Gift Wrap events directed to those trade public keys. 4. **It reconstructs the current state** of each trade by parsing the latest messages.Suggested:
1. **On startup**, the client retrieves all active order IDs and their `trade_index` from the database. 2. **Trade keys are re-derived** for each active order. 3. **Nostr relays are queried** for recent Gift Wrap events directed to those trade public keys. 4. **The current state is reconstructed** for each trade by parsing the latest messages.
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[style] ~341-~341: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...rected to those trade public keys. 4. It reconstructs the current state of eac...
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docs/STARTUP_AND_CONFIG.md (1)
1-240: Document structure and content are clear and comprehensive.The documentation effectively outlines the startup sequence with well-organized sections, clear code references, and inline source paths. The progression from settings → database → logger → TUI → main loop provides a logical entry point for understanding the codebase.
docs/README.md (1)
1-14: Clear and effective documentation index.The README provides a well-organized entry point with links to all core guides and helpful quick-reference commands. The structure supports easy navigation for developers and AI-assisted development workflows.
docs/TUI_INTERFACE.md (1)
1-155: Documentation is comprehensive and well-structured.The TUI Interface guide effectively explains the architecture, state management, navigation patterns, and key components with clear explanations and consistent code references. All code references point to valid file locations and line numbers.
docs/MESSAGE_FLOW_AND_PROTOCOL.md (1)
1-342: Documentation is thorough and well-organized.The Message Flow & Protocol guide provides excellent detail on order creation, taking orders, background listening, message parsing, and error handling. The step-by-step flows with inline code references make the complex Nostr/Gift Wrap interactions clear and traceable to implementation. The inclusion of error handling patterns and stateless recovery strategy is particularly valuable for understanding resilience. All code references are accurate and properly line-mapped to the current codebase.
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Remove duplicate heading to fix document structure.
The heading "## Database Persistence" appears twice (lines 57 and 77), creating a malformed section. The content between lines 57–95 should be consolidated under a single heading since it all covers database persistence topics (users table, orders table, derivation logic).
🔎 Proposed fix: Remove the duplicate heading at line 77
-## Database Persistence
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Maintaining the state of trade indices is **critical**. If the `trade_index` associated with an order is lost, the client will be unable to decrypt messages from Mostro or the counterparty for that specific trade.📝 Committable suggestion
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| Maintaining the state of trade indices is **critical**. If the `trade_index` associated with an order is lost, the client will be unable to decrypt messages from Mostro or the counterparty for that specific trade. |
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In docs/KEY_MANAGEMENT.md around lines 57 to 77 there is a duplicated "##
Database Persistence" heading (the second occurrence at line 77) which breaks
document structure; remove the duplicate heading at line 77 so all content
covering users table, orders table, and derivation logic is consolidated under
the single heading, then run a quick sweep to ensure no other identical headings
remain and adjust any anchor links or table of contents references if necessary.
- Add CODING_STANDARDS.md with comprehensive code quality guidelines - Core principles (readability, DRY, simplicity, function limits) - Rust-specific best practices - Module organization patterns - Testing and quality checklist - Add RANGE_ORDERS.md dedicated guide for variable amount orders - Explains range order mechanics (min/max amounts) - Documents NextTrade payload mechanism - Includes sequence diagram for trade completion flow - Key points on privacy and key derivation - Refactor MESSAGE_FLOW_AND_PROTOCOL.md - Convert flowcharts to compact sequence diagrams - Extract range orders to separate file for better readability - Add reference link to RANGE_ORDERS.md - Update README.md documentation index - Add links to new documentation files - Keep tips section concise with reference to standards These additions improve documentation organization and provide critical context for AI-assisted development and code reviews.
- Add ADMIN_DISPUTES.md: Comprehensive guide for admin dispute resolution - Admin tabs and workflows (Disputes, Add Solver, Buyer/Seller chat) - Dispute states and transitions with state diagram - SolverDisputeInfo struct documentation - Security considerations and implementation status - Add DATABASE.md: Database schema and persistence guide - Users and orders table schemas with field descriptions - Key relationships and trade index tracking - Stateless message recovery strategy - Security considerations for sensitive data - Update TUI_INTERFACE.md: Add admin solver tab note - Update README.md: Add links to new documentation files
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docs/RANGE_ORDERS.md (1)
47-66: Document edge case: what happens when a trade takes exactly the remaining amount.The logic correctly handles the case when
remaining < min_amount(no new order created), but it's worth explicitly clarifying the behavior whenremaining == fiat_amount(original order fully consumed). Adding a note like "If the entire max_amount is consumed in a single trade, no NextTrade payload is sent" would improve clarity.
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[grammar] ~129-~129: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ...method|TEXT| Payment method (comma separated list of methods). | |premium...
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docs/TUI_INTERFACE.md (1)
1-158: Comprehensive and well-structured TUI documentation.The documentation clearly explains the TUI architecture, from AppState as the single source of truth through the nested state machine design (UiMode → UserMode/AdminMode) to input handling and component organization. The use of source references and concrete examples (e.g., layout chunks, color coding) makes this accessible to both developers and AI systems. Role-based tab switching and overlay rendering are well-explained, and cross-references to related documentation (ADMIN_DISPUTES.md) provide good navigation.
docs/RANGE_ORDERS.md (3)
1-100: Strong documentation structure for a complex feature.The documentation provides a clear, multi-layered explanation of range orders: conceptual overview, implementation details with code reference, logic walkthrough, and visual flow diagram. The progression from "how it works" to "why and when it works" to "what it looks like in practice" should serve both human developers and AI systems well.
68-93: Sequence diagram clearly illustrates branching behavior.The Mermaid diagram effectively shows both the happy path (remaining amount triggers NextTrade) and the alternative path (insufficient remaining amount). The diagram correctly depicts the interaction between Client, DB, key derivation, and Mostro, making the flow easy to follow.
20-45: Source file path and code snippet are accurate.Verification confirms that
src/util/order_utils/execute_send_msg.rsexists at the specified location and lines 17–45 contain the exact code snippet shown in the documentation. The implementation is current and matches the documented behavior.
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docs/DATABASE.md (1)
1-258: Comprehensive documentation with good structure and cross-references.The documentation is well-organized, technically accurate, and provides clear explanations of the database schema, initialization flow, table relationships, and security considerations. The inline source code references provide helpful context. The document's cross-references to related documentation (KEY_MANAGEMENT.md, MESSAGE_FLOW_AND_PROTOCOL.md, STARTUP_AND_CONFIG.md) align with the PR's goal of modularizing documentation. The past review's hyphenation issue at line 129 has already been addressed (uses "comma-separated" correctly).
📚 Documentation Updates
This PR expands the Mostrix documentation with new guides and improvements to existing ones, making the codebase more accessible for both developers and AI-assisted development.
✨ New Documentation Files
1. CODING_STANDARDS.md - Code Quality Guidelines
Comprehensive coding standards document covering:
Arc<Mutex<T>>This document serves as a reference for code reviews and helps maintain consistency across the codebase.
2. RANGE_ORDERS.md - Variable Amount Orders Guide
Dedicated guide for range orders functionality:
This guide explains a complex feature that was previously undocumented, making it easier for developers to understand and maintain range order functionality.
3. ADMIN_DISPUTES.md - Admin Dispute Resolution Guide
Comprehensive guide for admin mode dispute resolution functionality:
admin_privkeyInitiated,InProgress,SellerRefunded,Settled,Released) with state transition diagramThis guide provides complete context for understanding and implementing admin dispute resolution workflows.
4. DATABASE.md - Database Schema and Persistence Guide
Complete database schema and persistence documentation:
~/.mostrix/mostrix.db) and how it's createduserstable: Identity, mnemonic, and trade index tracking (4 fields)orderstable: Order details and critical trade keys (17 fields)last_trade_indexandtrade_keyswork together for key derivationThis guide is essential for understanding what data is persisted and why, critical for key management and trade recovery.
🔄 Updated Documentation
MESSAGE_FLOW_AND_PROTOCOL.md
TUI_INTERFACE.md
README.md
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docs/CODING_STANDARDS.md(new)docs/RANGE_ORDERS.md(new)docs/ADMIN_DISPUTES.md(new)docs/DATABASE.md(new)docs/MESSAGE_FLOW_AND_PROTOCOL.md(refactored)docs/TUI_INTERFACE.md(updated)docs/README.md(updated index)All documentation follows the same structure and style as existing guides, ensuring consistency across the documentation set.
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