poolfuzz: align hunt worker exec config with campaign mutation scheduling - #17
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…ling rc17.2 raises hunt power_mut_cap (14/16 for standard/heavy) and opts new campaigns into deep-havoc v2.8, but the claim response rebuilds a worker-side config without either key: PowerMutCap falls back to the tier default 12 and DeepHavocV28 stays off. The claim-rebuilt config is also missing the campaign's mutator_dict (set by ApplyHuntMutatorDict for virtually every catalog target), so EffectiveMutatorDict merges corpus autodict tokens onto a different base. Worker exec chains and the coordinator verification replay therefore derive different inputs for the same (campaign, inputN, execIdx, seeds) - exec anchors included, since GuidedInputForWorkWithRarity schedules on the cap. Worker-found crashes can fail to reproduce at replay, and the deep stack only ever ran on the replay side. Carry power_mut_cap and havoc_deep_v28 on Hunt shard claims and rebuild the target's mutator dict locally (a pure function of upstream_target_id, so no bytes need to ship). The claim fields are snapshotted before guided seeding so a mid-claim seed merge cannot skew them off the persisted config. Old workers ignore the new fields; old coordinators omit them and workers keep today's defaults.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHunt work claims now include configured mutation-scheduling settings. Workers apply those settings when building shard replay configuration. Tests compare claim-derived settings and execution inputs with persisted campaign configuration. ChangesHunt Claim Replay
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CampaignConfig
participant buildHuntClaimedWork
participant CoordinatorClaimAPI
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CampaignConfig->>buildHuntClaimedWork: mutation cap and deep-havoc setting
buildHuntClaimedWork->>CoordinatorClaimAPI: ClaimedWork mutation settings
CoordinatorClaimAPI->>Worker: power_mut_cap and havoc_deep_v28
Worker->>Worker: build shard replay configuration
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some Hunt claims can produce different inputs on workers and during coordinator replay, potentially rejecting valid work. Resolve the seed-conversion, worker-compatibility, and dictionary mismatches before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new settings should make standard Hunt workers and verification replay agree more often. One supported configuration path can still make them use different mutation dictionaries, causing findings to be missed or rejected. Replay checks limit the risk of accepting a false finding. Retained concerns
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PR Summary by QodoAlign hunt worker mutation scheduling with campaign replay
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1. Workers still mutate different inputs
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| // The campaign's mutator dict is a pure function of the target id, so it can | ||
| // be rebuilt locally instead of shipped on every claim. | ||
| hunt.ApplyHuntMutatorDict(cfg, strings.TrimSpace(cr.UpstreamTargetID)) |
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1. Workers still mutate different inputs 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
huntShardConfigFromClaim regenerates mutator_dict from the target ID instead of carrying the effective value from the persisted campaign config. Normal Hunt creation JSON-encodes the original []byte dictionary as a base64 string that replay parses as literal bytes, and campaigns with an absent or overridden dictionary also differ, so dictionary-aware stages generate different worker and replay inputs.
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## Issue description
Workers reconstruct a target-derived mutator dictionary, but coordinator replay uses the effective dictionary decoded from persisted campaign JSON. JSON persistence changes generated `[]byte` dictionaries into strings, while legacy or overridden campaigns may have a different or absent value, so reconstruction does not preserve replay identity.
## Fix Focus Areas
- internal/workerfuzzloop/hunt_shard.go[160-162]
- internal/poolfuzz/hunt_shard.go[50-54]
- internal/poolfuzz/service.go[84-91]
- internal/workerfuzzloop/loop.go[63-66]
- cmd/coordinator/fuzz_pool.go[647-653]
## Recommended Fix
Snapshot `fuzzengine.ParseMutatorDict(cfg)` when building the claim, carry those effective bytes through `ClaimedWork`, the HTTP payload, and `ClaimResp`, and set `mutator_dict` from those bytes on the worker only when present. Remove target-based reconstruction so absent, legacy, and overridden campaign dictionaries retain exactly the coordinator replay semantics.
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In `@cmd/coordinator/fuzz_pool.go`:
- Around line 648-653: Update the Hunt claim flow near the `power_mut_cap` and
`havoc_deep_v28` payload fields to require a dedicated mutation-scheduling
capability before assigning work that depends on either setting. Reject or
release Hunt work when the capability is absent; do not rely on
`WorkerVersionAllowed`, `HuntHarnessCapable`, or the optional
`HACKME_POOL_MIN_WORKER_VERSION` setting.
In `@internal/fuzzengine/corpus_snapshot_test.go`:
- Line 48: Update the claim seed decoding and conversion helpers used by Claim
and u64FromAny to preserve integer precision for input_u64 values above 2^53,
using exact-number decoding or a typed wire representation. Extend the corpus
snapshot test to round-trip 9007199254740993 and verify the claim and snapshot
channels return the same value.
- Around line 43-66: Update CorpusSeedsClaimMaps and CorpusSeedsFromClaimMaps to
preserve each seed’s Crash value through claim-map conversion, and ensure the
corpus snapshot encoding and decoding path also retains it. Strengthen the test
to compare both converted results against the original seeds, including Crash,
rather than only comparing the conversions to each other.
In `@internal/workerfuzzloop/hunt_shard.go`:
- Line 162: Preserve the effective Hunt mutator dictionary between campaign
replay and worker execution: custom dictionaries persisted by
NormalizeCampaignConfig can otherwise differ from the target-derived dictionary
reconstructed in huntShardConfigFromClaim. Carry the effective dictionary in the
claim and reuse it when building shard configuration, or normalize campaigns to
MutatorDictForTarget before RegisterCampaign persists them.
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| if work.PowerMutCap > 0 { | ||
| payload["power_mut_cap"] = work.PowerMutCap | ||
| } | ||
| if work.HavocDeepV28 { | ||
| payload["havoc_deep_v28"] = true | ||
| } |
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Gate Hunt claims on mutation-scheduling support.
WorkerVersionAllowed and HuntHarnessCapable do not prove support for power_mut_cap or havoc_deep_v28. The base worker has the same 0.1.0-rc17.2 version and can report libfuzzer_oneshot, but its claim schema and Hunt reconstruction omit both fields. It therefore uses the legacy cap 12 and disables deep havoc. For a campaign with a different cap or havoc_deep_v28: true, the worker and coordinator replay can use different mutation paths and inputs.
Add a dedicated mutation-scheduling capability to the claim request and reject or release Hunt work when it is absent. A version floor is also valid only if it is enforced and is newer than the base worker. Do not rely on the optional unset HACKME_POOL_MIN_WORKER_VERSION.
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In `@cmd/coordinator/fuzz_pool.go` around lines 648 - 653, Update the Hunt claim
flow near the `power_mut_cap` and `havoc_deep_v28` payload fields to require a
dedicated mutation-scheduling capability before assigning work that depends on
either setting. Reject or release Hunt work when the capability is absent; do
not rely on `WorkerVersionAllowed`, `HuntHarnessCapable`, or the optional
`HACKME_POOL_MIN_WORKER_VERSION` setting.
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| seeds := []PoolCorpusSeed{ | ||
| {Input: 42, InputBytes: []byte(`{"a":1}`), Energy: 3, Edge: 7, Path: 11}, | ||
| {Input: 99, Energy: 1, Edge: 2, Path: 3, Crash: true}, // empty InputBytes + Crash flag | ||
| {InputBytes: []byte(`{"c":"x"}`), Energy: 5, Edge: 9}, // zero Input u64 | ||
| } | ||
| viaClaim, err := CorpusSeedsFromClaimMaps(CorpusSeedsClaimMaps(seeds)) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| t.Fatal(err) | ||
| } | ||
| snapJSON, _, err := EncodeCorpusSnapshot(seeds) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| t.Fatal(err) | ||
| } | ||
| viaSnapshot, err := DecodeCorpusSnapshot(snapJSON) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| t.Fatal(err) | ||
| } | ||
| if len(viaClaim) != len(viaSnapshot) { | ||
| t.Fatalf("channel sizes differ: claim %d vs snapshot %d", len(viaClaim), len(viaSnapshot)) | ||
| } | ||
| for i := range viaSnapshot { | ||
| a, b := viaClaim[i], viaSnapshot[i] | ||
| if a.Input != b.Input || a.Energy != b.Energy || a.Edge != b.Edge || a.Path != b.Path || | ||
| string(a.InputBytes) != string(b.InputBytes) || a.Crash != b.Crash { |
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Preserve Crash in frozen corpus seed conversions.
Crash affects guided seed scheduling. The coordinator derives the claim input from the original seeds, but the worker reconstructs seeds from claim maps before replay. When explore-v2 or coverage feedback is enabled, dropping Crash can select a different seed and generate different replay bytes. The new test misses this because both conversion paths currently produce Crash == false; compare both results with the original fixture.
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type corpusSeedWire struct {
InputU64 uint64 `json:"input_u64"`
InputBytesHex string `json:"input_bytes_hex,omitempty"`
Energy int `json:"energy"`
Edge int `json:"edge"`
Path int `json:"path"`
+ Crash bool `json:"crash,omitempty"`
}
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Energy: s.Energy,
Edge: s.Edge,
Path: s.Path,
+ Crash: s.Crash,
}
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- Input: w.InputU64, InputBytes: b, Energy: w.Energy, Edge: w.Edge, Path: w.Path,
+ Input: w.InputU64, InputBytes: b, Energy: w.Energy, Edge: w.Edge, Path: w.Path, Crash: w.Crash,
})
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"energy": s.Energy,
"edge": s.Edge,
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- Input: u, InputBytes: b, Energy: energy, Edge: edge, Path: path,
+ Input: u, InputBytes: b, Energy: energy, Edge: edge, Path: path, Crash: m["crash"] == true,
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+ a.Path != seeds[i].Path || b.Path != seeds[i].Path ||
+ string(a.InputBytes) != string(seeds[i].InputBytes) ||
+ string(b.InputBytes) != string(seeds[i].InputBytes) ||
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| seeds := []PoolCorpusSeed{ | |
| {Input: 42, InputBytes: []byte(`{"a":1}`), Energy: 3, Edge: 7, Path: 11}, | |
| {Input: 99, Energy: 1, Edge: 2, Path: 3, Crash: true}, // empty InputBytes + Crash flag | |
| {InputBytes: []byte(`{"c":"x"}`), Energy: 5, Edge: 9}, // zero Input u64 | |
| } | |
| viaClaim, err := CorpusSeedsFromClaimMaps(CorpusSeedsClaimMaps(seeds)) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Fatal(err) | |
| } | |
| snapJSON, _, err := EncodeCorpusSnapshot(seeds) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Fatal(err) | |
| } | |
| viaSnapshot, err := DecodeCorpusSnapshot(snapJSON) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Fatal(err) | |
| } | |
| if len(viaClaim) != len(viaSnapshot) { | |
| t.Fatalf("channel sizes differ: claim %d vs snapshot %d", len(viaClaim), len(viaSnapshot)) | |
| } | |
| for i := range viaSnapshot { | |
| a, b := viaClaim[i], viaSnapshot[i] | |
| if a.Input != b.Input || a.Energy != b.Energy || a.Edge != b.Edge || a.Path != b.Path || | |
| string(a.InputBytes) != string(b.InputBytes) || a.Crash != b.Crash { | |
| seeds := []PoolCorpusSeed{ | |
| {Input: 42, InputBytes: []byte(`{"a":1}`), Energy: 3, Edge: 7, Path: 11}, | |
| {Input: 99, Energy: 1, Edge: 2, Path: 3, Crash: true}, // empty InputBytes + Crash flag | |
| {InputBytes: []byte(`{"c":"x"}`), Energy: 5, Edge: 9}, // zero Input u64 | |
| } | |
| viaClaim, err := CorpusSeedsFromClaimMaps(CorpusSeedsClaimMaps(seeds)) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Fatal(err) | |
| } | |
| snapJSON, _, err := EncodeCorpusSnapshot(seeds) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Fatal(err) | |
| } | |
| viaSnapshot, err := DecodeCorpusSnapshot(snapJSON) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Fatal(err) | |
| } | |
| if len(viaClaim) != len(viaSnapshot) { | |
| t.Fatalf("channel sizes differ: claim %d vs snapshot %d", len(viaClaim), len(viaSnapshot)) | |
| } | |
| for i := range viaSnapshot { | |
| a, b := viaClaim[i], viaSnapshot[i] | |
| if a.Input != seeds[i].Input || b.Input != seeds[i].Input || | |
| a.Energy != seeds[i].Energy || b.Energy != seeds[i].Energy || | |
| a.Edge != seeds[i].Edge || b.Edge != seeds[i].Edge || | |
| a.Path != seeds[i].Path || b.Path != seeds[i].Path || | |
| string(a.InputBytes) != string(seeds[i].InputBytes) || | |
| string(b.InputBytes) != string(seeds[i].InputBytes) || | |
| a.Crash != seeds[i].Crash || b.Crash != seeds[i].Crash { |
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In `@internal/fuzzengine/corpus_snapshot_test.go` around lines 43 - 66, Update
CorpusSeedsClaimMaps and CorpusSeedsFromClaimMaps to preserve each seed’s Crash
value through claim-map conversion, and ensure the corpus snapshot encoding and
decoding path also retains it. Strengthen the test to compare both converted
results against the original seeds, including Crash, rather than only comparing
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| {Input: 99, Energy: 1, Edge: 2, Path: 3, Crash: true}, // empty InputBytes + Crash flag | ||
| {InputBytes: []byte(`{"c":"x"}`), Energy: 5, Edge: 9}, // zero Input u64 | ||
| } | ||
| viaClaim, err := CorpusSeedsFromClaimMaps(CorpusSeedsClaimMaps(seeds)) |
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Preserve large input_u64 values in the claim path.
Claim decodes CorpusSeeds []map[string]any with json.Unmarshal, which represents JSON numbers as float64. u64FromAny then converts that value to uint64, so an input_u64 above 2^53 can change before the worker uses it. The test bypasses this path and uses only small inputs.
Decode claim seed values with an exact numeric representation, or use a typed wire struct. Parse that representation in the conversion helpers. Add a JSON round-trip case with 9007199254740993 and compare the claim and snapshot channels.
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In `@internal/fuzzengine/corpus_snapshot_test.go` at line 48, Update the claim
seed decoding and conversion helpers used by Claim and u64FromAny to preserve
integer precision for input_u64 values above 2^53, using exact-number decoding
or a typed wire representation. Extend the corpus snapshot test to round-trip
9007199254740993 and verify the claim and snapshot channels return the same
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| // The campaign's mutator dict is a pure function of the target id, so it can | ||
| // be rebuilt locally instead of shipped on every claim. | ||
| hunt.ApplyHuntMutatorDict(cfg, strings.TrimSpace(cr.UpstreamTargetID)) |
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Preserve the effective Hunt mutator dictionary in each claim.
NormalizeCampaignConfig preserves a supplied mutator_dict, and RegisterCampaign persists it in config_json. Replay loads that persisted configuration. The claim carries only UpstreamTargetID, so huntShardConfigFromClaim rebuilds the dictionary from the target. For later executions, ShardSegmentExecInput passes the worker configuration to MutateBytesForHunt. A custom campaign dictionary can therefore make worker mutation inputs differ from coordinator replay inputs and cause valid submissions to fail validation.
Carry the effective dictionary in the claim, or normalize every Hunt campaign to MutatorDictForTarget before persistence.
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In `@internal/workerfuzzloop/hunt_shard.go` at line 162, Preserve the effective
Hunt mutator dictionary between campaign replay and worker execution: custom
dictionaries persisted by NormalizeCampaignConfig can otherwise differ from the
target-derived dictionary reconstructed in huntShardConfigFromClaim. Carry the
effective dictionary in the claim and reuse it when building shard
configuration, or normalize campaigns to MutatorDictForTarget before
RegisterCampaign persists them.
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Problem
Hunt pool workers execute a shard's L1 chain by rebuilding an exec config from the claim response fields (
huntShardConfigFromClaim), while the coordinator's verification replay (evalHuntSubmitCheck, async replay) re-derives the same inputs from the persisted campaign config viaShardSegmentExecInput. The two configs disagree on three keys:power_mut_cap— rc17.2 raises it to 14/16 for standard/heavy in the campaign config; the claim-rebuilt config falls back to the tier default 12, soPowerScheduleStageschedules different stages than the replay side. The exec-0 anchor is affected too:GuidedInputForWorkWithRarityschedules on the cap. (rc17.1 campaigns agreed by accident — cap 12 both ways.)havoc_deep_v28— new campaigns opt into the v2.8 deep stack viaApplyPoolGuidedDefaults; the claim-rebuilt config never sets it, so the deep stack only ever ran on the replay side, not in the fleet.mutator_dict—ApplyHuntMutatorDictsets a target domain dictionary on virtually every catalog campaign (JSON/XML/INI/TOML/msgpack targets); the claim-rebuilt config has none, soEffectiveMutatorDictmerges corpus autodict tokens onto a different base. (This one predates rc17.2.)Net effect: worker execution and coordinator replay derive different inputs for the same (campaign, inputN, execIdx, seeds). A crash a worker finds at exec k can fail to reproduce at replay, and recorded replay findings don't correspond to what the fleet executed. Nothing errors —
SegmentExecDoneand the stored anchor echo still match — so the divergence is silent.Change
ClaimedWork/ claim JSON: addpower_mut_cap,havoc_deep_v28(omitempty).buildHuntClaimedWorksnapshots both from the campaign config before guided seeding runs, so the claim always mirrors the persisted config the replay will use (a mid-claim seed merge cannot skew it).huntShardConfigFromClaimrebuilds them into the worker config, and rebuilds the target's mutator dict locally viahunt.ApplyHuntMutatorDict— the dict is a pure function ofupstream_target_idand campaign creation has no custom-dict entry point, so no bytes need to ship on the claim.Compatibility: old workers ignore the new fields; old coordinators omit them and workers keep today's defaults. Legacy campaigns without the flag keep their replay identity (asserted by test).
Testing
(go1.27, Linux; gofmt clean,
go vetclean on touched packages,go build ./...ok)TestHuntShardConfigCarriesMutationScheduling: claim fields reach the worker config; absent fields keep the tier default 12 and deep off (legacy identity).TestHuntClaimConfigMatchesCampaignMutator: the claim-rebuilt config resolves the samePowerMutCap,DeepHavocV28and effective mutator dict bytes as the campaign fixture (dict asserted directly — exec-input equality alone can miss a dict difference when scheduled stages happen to avoid dict-aware operators).TestHuntClaimConfigMatchesCampaignExecInputs: for the same (campaign, seeds), exec inputs from the claim-rebuilt config and the campaign config are byte-identical across inputN 0..7 × exec 0..7.TestClaimMapsMatchSnapshotChannel(fuzzengine): the claim-maps channel and the frozen-snapshot channel — the two paths feeding worker and replay seeds — decode to identical seed tuples, including crash-seed and empty-InputBytes edge cases.go test ./...: identical failing-package set to unpatched main @ 6c60449 on the same host (37 ok; environmental failures only, where rustc / wasm task packs are absent).Possible follow-up (not in this PR):
huntByteAnchorBaseprefersseed_byte_corpusfrom the persisted config when present, while the claim-rebuilt config has none — an older asymmetry that only affects targets with imported libFuzzer seeds.Summary by CodeRabbit