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Kayos 1b9968cf3b feat(dao,mcp): proposal_retract_votes builder + dao_stake_retract_votes_unsigned
Closes the destroy-with-locks gap: a stake that voted/created/cosigned a
proposal can now drop those locks once the proposal resolves (or once
voter cooldown elapses), letting it become destroyable via
dao_stake_destroy_unsigned.

Tx shape mirrors proposal_vote: stake input (RetractVotes redeemer) +
proposal input (UnlockStake redeemer) + wallet funding, two reference
scripts, two outputs. Mode auto-derived from proposal status:
  - Finished       → RemoveAllLocks  (drop Created/Cosigned/Voted for id)
  - any other      → RemoveVoterLockOnly (drop only past-cooldown Voted)

When proposal is VotingReady AND tx-validity sits inside the voting
window, also subtracts stake.staked_amount from proposal.votes[voted_tag]
(matches the proposal validator's `shouldUpdateVotes` path at
Agora/Proposal/Scripts.hs:606).

Pre-flights every validator check: ownership/delegation, at least one
lock for proposal_id (proposal validator's pisIrrelevant), Voted-lock
cooldown (Stake/Redeemers.hs:354), and rejects the VotingReady-no-Voted
edge case where the validator's "Votes changed" assertion would fail.

Eight unit tests covering: Finished-drops-all, VotingReady-window-
subtracts, no-locks-for-proposal rejection, cooldown-not-elapsed
rejection, no-Voted-in-window rejection, voter-not-owner-or-delegate
rejection, Locked-after-window-drops-Voted-only.

Validator is from existing `lucy-registry:5000/aldabra/mcp@0c79231` with
StakeRedeemer::RetractVotes and ProposalRedeemer::UnlockStake already
landed; this just wires the builder + MCP tool.
2026-05-08 13:24:24 -07:00
.cargo build: strip Gitea token from pallas patch URLs + add cargo config 2026-05-06 07:45:37 -07:00
crates feat(dao,mcp): proposal_retract_votes builder + dao_stake_retract_votes_unsigned 2026-05-08 13:24:24 -07:00
docs rename: sulkta-wallet → aldabra (per Cobb 2026-05-04) 2026-05-04 10:11:23 -07:00
.dockerignore phase 1: full read path — bip39 + cip-3 + cip-1852 + koios + age-mnemonic + rmcp 2026-05-04 11:09:00 -07:00
.gitignore phase 1 scaffold: cargo workspace + 3 crates + roadmap + architecture 2026-05-04 10:02:32 -07:00
Cargo.lock fix(dao): audit punch list — H-1 to H-4 + M-2 + pallas bump 2026-05-06 08:06:44 -07:00
Cargo.toml build: switch aldabra-pallas patch URLs to SSH 2026-05-06 07:55:32 -07:00
Dockerfile build(docker): mount git credentials as buildkit secret for pallas SSH→HTTP fetch 2026-05-06 13:45:55 -07:00
LICENSE phase 1 scaffold: cargo workspace + 3 crates + roadmap + architecture 2026-05-04 10:02:32 -07:00
README.md rename: sulkta-wallet → aldabra (per Cobb 2026-05-04) 2026-05-04 10:11:23 -07:00
ROADMAP.md rename: sulkta-wallet → aldabra (per Cobb 2026-05-04) 2026-05-04 10:11:23 -07:00

aldabra

Rust-native Cardano lite wallet with an MCP-server interface — built for LLM-first usage (send, receive, mint, Plutus interaction).

Status: Phase 1 scaffold (2026-05-04). Compiles, structure in place, real wallet primitives still landing. See ROADMAP.md.

Why

The existing Cardano MCP servers are either read-only doc gateways (Jimmyh-world/Cardano_MCP) or built on Blockfrost (web3-mcp) which is a centralized API we deliberately don't depend on. Sulkta runs its own Koios + Ogmios endpoints on Rackham; we want a wallet that talks directly to those.

Also: it's the first Sulkta Rust project — useful as a workout for crafting-table's Rust toolchain (per Sulkta-Coop/lucy-infra spec-crafting-table.md).

Architecture

Three crates in a Cargo workspace:

Crate Responsibility
aldabra-core Pure crypto + types. Mnemonic → root key (CIP-3), root → payment + stake key (CIP-1852), address construction, signing. No I/O, no network. This is the security boundary.
aldabra-chain Pluggable backends for chain queries. ChainBackend trait, with Koios as the phase-1 implementation. Ogmios + submission paths in phase 2.
aldabra-mcp Binary. MCP server speaking stdio. Glues core + chain together, exposes tools to the LLM client.
            ┌─────────────────────────────┐
LLM client  │       aldabra-mcp (bin)      │  stdio
─────────►  │   tool handlers, lifecycle  │  ────►
            └──────────┬──────────────────┘
                       │
              ┌────────┴────────┐
              ▼                 ▼
       ┌──────────────┐  ┌──────────────┐
       │ aldabra-core  │  │ aldabra-chain │
       │ keys, sign   │  │ Koios/Ogmios │
       └──────────────┘  └──────────────┘

MCP tools (target)

Phase 1:

  • wallet.address — derived base address at account 0, index 0
  • wallet.balance — ADA + native asset balance at the wallet's address
  • wallet.utxos — list UTXOs

Phase 2:

  • wallet.send — build, sign, submit a payment (ADA or native)
  • wallet.tx_status — poll a submitted tx hash

Phase 3:

  • wallet.mint — mint a CIP-25 / CIP-68 native asset
  • wallet.policy.create — generate a policy script (timelock, multisig)

Phase 4:

  • wallet.script.attach — attach an inline datum + reference script
  • wallet.script.spend — spend a Plutus-locked UTXO with redeemer
  • wallet.stake.delegate — delegate to a pool

Build

# Local (requires rustc 1.75+)
cargo build --release

# Through crafting-table (preferred — validates the toolchain there)
crafting-table build aldabra

Run

# Direct invocation (smoke test only — does nothing useful in phase 1)
./target/release/aldabra

# As an MCP server registered with Claude Code:
# add to ~/.claude.json:
#   "aldabra": {
#     "command": "/path/to/aldabra",
#     "env": {
#       "ALDABRA_DATA": "/mnt/cache/appdata/aldabra"
#     }
#   }

Security model

  • Mnemonic source: interactive bootstrap on first run, paste once, encrypted at rest with age. Never written to disk in plaintext.
  • Derived keys: in-memory only, ZeroizeOnDrop on every container.
  • Network exposure: stdio MCP transport — never opens a TCP socket. Only the spawning client process can reach it.
  • Multi-network: mainnet by default, but --network preview / --network preprod for testing without real ADA.

See also