feat(stack-encrypt): query a plan field by operator through the guest, with verify and target_limit as exports

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Summary

Stacked on #1214. This PR gives a binding what ADR-0009 gives a Rust caller: a query named by operator, the term back with its query domain, and a probabilistic term's verify and target_limit, all through the engine. It is the binding half of ADR-0009 that the Go SDK (#1189) builds on.

• A query names a field, an operator and its input (stack_encrypt::dynamic::query_term). The operator crosses as its name (eq, lt, lte, gt, gte, between, matches; dynamic::OpSpec), the input as one value or, for between, a list of two. The engine reads the input as the field's declared type (dynamic::read, which stack-encrypt: one chained plan builder as the single front door, so writes, queries and reads cannot drift #1057 asked to be wired into the query path), finds the index that answers by the typed path's DefaultIndex table written over a type (OpSpec::answered_by), and derives the same bytes the typed query chain derives for the same query. A field that names an EQL type answers through the type's query twin.
• An operator the field does not answer is refused as a mistyped value is: dynamic::Error::Source naming the field, with the reason operator_not_answered (or unknown_operator, not_a_range). The typed path's own refusals before a term exists, a range the wrong way round and match text that cuts no token, are term errors. dynamic::check_query makes every refusal without a cipher.
• verify and target_limit without a tokenizer in the host (dynamic::verify, dynamic::target_limit). Both run the code the typed MatchQuery runs, now taking the match options as a value (QueryTokens::verify, sem::match_limit), so a field's own options decide. verify takes the query as it was derived and cuts the input's tokens again, because the tokens are plaintext and no term carries them. target_limit reads the bits the query sets from the term's bytes. Neither uses a key. Stats::from_value reads statistics as data.
• The catalog reports each EQL type's operators and their fidelity. TargetDescriptor::to_value gains operators: [{"operator", "fidelity", "arity", "index"}], computed from the type's row by the same table. TextEq answers eq, exactly. A type answers no probabilistic operator and no between yet: the catalog does not carry a type's match options, and a twin is one value (both wait for the EQL v4 types, EQL bindings: generate the v4 Rust types, and derive Stack Encrypt's traits on v4 only #1179).
• Three guest exports: se_query_term(input, plan, field, operator, options), se_verify(input, values, plan, field, operator) and se_target_limit(term, stats, plan, field, operator, want). The first validates every input before the cipher is consulted; the other two need no cipher, like se_plan_check. Every plaintext buffer (the input, the page of values) is wiped in place.
• Go: Cipher.QueryTerm, Cipher.Verify and Cipher.TargetLimit wrap the exports for generated code, with encrypt.QueryTerm, Stats, Bucket and Limit. record.Target gains Operators (record.TargetOperator, record.Fidelity), and the se_targets reader requires the key. Cipher.Derive and Cipher.QueryTerm share one rule for a plan that takes its context from a field.
• ADR-0007 amended, marked proposed: ADR-0009 is still proposed, so the amendment says it takes effect when ADR-0009 is accepted and changes with it. It records the operator and its input in the data grammar, the term and its domain back, verify and target_limit as engine exports, and the catalog's operators and fidelity.

What waits

• Generated code per operator is Go SDK: generate one query method per operator, with Verify and TargetLimit on probabilistic terms #1189. se_query (a target field's twin with no operator) and se_term (a term by index) stay until the generated code names operators, and go then.
• A probabilistic operator or between through an EQL type. On top of next, TextMatch is produced and has a query twin, but answers no operator: the catalog does not carry its match options, which verify cuts tokens by, nor one query domain per operator (ADR-0009, decision 8). Tests pin that it answers nothing until then.
• An expected_tokens prior for a match index declared as data. None has a data form yet, so target_limit on such a field is unbounded unless the statistics carry a measured histogram.
• Block ORE is out of scope across the chain. Nothing here needs it: the orderings answer through CLLW ORE or OPE, as the typed path does.
• ADR-0009's acceptance (Tracking: implement ADR-0009, operator-typed query terms for Stack Encrypt #1178's last item) flips the amendment from proposed.

Tests

• dynamic::query unit tests: the operator names and the answering table; each operator's term equal to the typed chain's (Eq, Lt read from a float and an i64, Between over ORE and over OPE, Matches); every refusal, from query_term and check_query alike; verify equal to MatchQuery::verify value for value, under a case-folding and a case-keeping index; target_limit equal to MatchQuery::target_limit under measured, lower-confidence and declared statistics; bad term bytes and bad statistics; the wire forms of a term, a limit and the catalog's operators; a target field answering through a resolver.
• tests/query_operators.rs writes tests/fixtures/query_operators.json: every term, a verified page and six limits, each checked against the typed chain. The Go tests read the same file.
• Guest native tests: each query term equal to se_term's bytes for the answering index; validation refusing what the operation refuses, with the same status; verify and target_limit over the wire; the eql build's catalog. Seven new leak scenarios put a marker plaintext in each new error path.
• Go: the fixture's terms, verified page and limits through the deterministic guest; the refusals with their Diagnostic field and reason; Verify and TargetLimit on a guest with no cipher; the catalog's operators; the strict se_targets reader.
• The five op_* trybuild snapshots are re-recorded: OpSpec's variants share names with the operator types, so rustc now prints stack_encrypt::op::Lt where it printed Lt. Nothing else in them changed.

Test plan

• cargo fmt --all --check, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -D warnings (Rust 1.94.1).
• cargo nextest run --workspace --all-features: 1154 passed.
• mise run test:doc, mise run doc.
• mise run wasm:guest:test (fmt, clippy on host and wasm32-wasip1 for all four feature sets, rustdoc, nextest with and without eql).
• mise run wasm:guest:build, :deterministic, :eql, :eql:deterministic, then mise run go:test and mise run go:lint.
• cargo check -p eql-bindings --features stack-encrypt (a doc comment changed there).
• cargo-mutants --in-diff over stack-auth and stack-encrypt: 102 mutants, every viable one caught once the tests for the integer kinds and the Float32 confidence were in, and one equivalent guard removed.
• CI.

Closes #1188. The ADR-0007 amendment is written and marked proposed until ADR-0009 is accepted, as the issue's first item asks it to follow ADR-0009.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added operator-based encrypted queries, including query-term generation, verification of probabilistic match results, and fetch-limit estimates based on query statistics.
  • Query targets now report supported operators, their fidelity and value arity, and the index used to answer them.
  • Added equality and range query support, alongside probabilistic matching where supported.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved handling of unsupported operators, invalid query inputs, malformed query terms, and invalid query statistics.

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The change adds Rust dynamic query operations for deriving terms, verifying probabilistic matches, and calculating fetch limits. Guest exports and Go methods expose these operations. Target listings include operator metadata, and Rust and Go tests compare behavior against shared fixtures.

Changes: Operator-based queries

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Rust query engine and typed semantics packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/*, packages/stack-encrypt/src/sem/mod.rs	The dynamic API validates query inputs, selects answering indexes, derives query terms, verifies probabilistic matches, and calculates fetch limits from statistics.
Operator metadata in target catalogs packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/target.rs, languages/golang/internal/record/record.go, languages/golang/encrypt/checker.go, languages/golang/encrypt/targets_test.go, languages/golang/encrypt/guest/src/ops.rs, packages/eql/crates/eql-bindings/src/encryption/targets.rs	Target listings include operator name, fidelity, arity, and answering index. Go parses and validates this metadata.
Guest exports and Go query methods languages/golang/encrypt/guest/src/abi.rs, languages/golang/encrypt/guest/src/ops.rs, languages/golang/encrypt/guest.go, languages/golang/encrypt/query.go, languages/golang/encrypt/records.go	Guest exports and Go methods provide query-term derivation, verification, and target-limit calculation. Go parses query terms and checks returned result shapes.
Cross-language fixtures and validation packages/stack-encrypt/tests/query_operators.rs, packages/stack-encrypt/tests/fixtures/*, languages/golang/encrypt/query_test.go, languages/golang/encrypt/guest/tests/*, packages/stack-encrypt/docs/adr/*, packages/stack-encrypt/CHANGELOG.md, packages/stack-encrypt/tests/ui/*	Rust and Go tests compare query terms, verification results, and limits. Shared fixtures and documentation describe the tested wire data and interface changes. Expected compiler diagnostics use qualified names.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Cipher
  participant GuestInstance
  participant GuestABI
  participant QueryOps
  participant DynamicQuery
  Cipher->>GuestInstance: Call se_query_term
  GuestInstance->>GuestABI: Pass input, plan, field, and operator
  GuestABI->>QueryOps: Validate and dispatch query_term
  QueryOps->>DynamicQuery: Resolve operator and derive query term
  DynamicQuery-->>QueryOps: Return query-term data
  QueryOps-->>GuestABI: Return operation result
  GuestABI-->>GuestInstance: Return guest result
  GuestInstance-->>Cipher: Return query term

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 3a8b7

The operator-based query APIs look ready to merge with one minor follow-up. For an unbounded match query, the Go fetch helper can ask for more rows than the Rust engine would. Aligning that cap is a small change.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 3a8b7

The new query operations preserve field, type, context, and keyset controls in the inspected paths. No concrete security bypass was established. The main design sensitivity is keeping the Go API and guest contracts aligned; incomplete coverage prevents a minimal-risk assessment.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• observed — QueryTerm uses the calling cipher’s selected keyset through the existing guest instance. Verify and TargetLimit use no key and process supplied values or statistics; they do not fetch or decrypt stored records themselves.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Caller-supplied names and values cross the Go-to-guest boundary, but Rust rechecks field existence, operator support, type, and derivation context against the supplied plan. These are semantic and context-binding controls, not an authorization policy for arbitrary untrusted plans.
• observed — TargetLimit checks that supplied match-term positions are nonempty, correctly encoded, in range, and strictly increasing. This is structural validation under the field’s options, not cryptographic authentication of the term’s originating field or keyset.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The new calls reuse mutex-serialized instance access and staged-buffer cleanup. Cancellation or a guest trap makes the instance unavailable for subsequent calls. QueryTerm and Verify defer wiping their encoded plaintext copies; Verify takes both guest plaintext buffers before acting on either validation result.

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Issue #1188 coding requirements are met. The PR adds the proposed ADR-0007 amendment with the required operator grammar, returned query terms and domains, verify, and target_limit. It adds the three guest exports, EQL operator and fidelity catalog metadata, Go wrappers and types, and Rust and Go-through-guest tests. The amendment correctly remains proposed because ADR-0009 is not accepted.

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The changes stay within issue #1188. ABI wiring, validation, parsing, context handling, shared query helpers, fixtures, leak tests, documentation, and diagnostic updates support the requested exports, catalog data, or cross-language tests. No unrelated product change is demonstrated. The PR keeps generated per-operator code, probabilistic EQL operators, EQL between, and Block ORE out of scope.

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Mutation testing (cargo-mutants, --in-diff, stack-auth + stack-encrypt)

caught	missed	unviable	timeout
335	0	182	0

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Review attestation: automated code review (/code-review medium, then a cross-check of the findings) of head 399a5ec.

Result: no critical or blocking issues found. No inline comments.

Read in full:

• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/query.rs (non-test code)
• dynamic/target.rs
• sem/mod.rs
• Guest abi.rs and ops.rs (new exports, validation order, wipe documentation)
• Go checker.go (targetOperators)

Checked and found sound:

• verify and target_limit call the same code as the typed MatchQuery (QueryTokens::verify, match_limit). The refactor of sem/mod.rs keeps the typed path's behaviour.
• se_query_term validates every input via validate::query_term before the keyset is resolved.
• se_verify and se_query_term take their plaintext through take_plaintext, so the buffers are wiped in place as documented.
• The query_bits term check rejects empty, odd-length, out-of-filter and non-ascending terms.
• Stats::from_value rejects duplicate keys, negative integers and unknown keys.

Not reviewed:

• The Go query.go wrappers and the Go and Rust test bodies. I did not run the suite either.
• The fixture JSON and the re-recorded tests/ui snapshots.
• CI status, which the PR body lists as unchecked.

Non-blocking observations:

• Stats::from_value accepts a NaN or out-of-range confidence and passes it on to with_confidence. I did not confirm whether that method clamps it. If it doesn't, a host-supplied value could skew the limit.
• ADR-0007 is amended but marked proposed. It should be re-checked when ADR-0009 is accepted.

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🟡 Changes recommended

Plaintext cleanup, pre-cipher equality validation, and field-scoped statistics diagnostics need correction.

3 open findings

• Invalid query errors leave decrypted values unwiped · New
• Preserve field in malformed statistics diagnostics · New
• Validate equality normalization before cipher access · New

What changed in this PR

Adds operator-based queries to Stack Encrypt’s guest interface, providing the engine support needed for generated Go query methods.

Changes:

• Adds query-term, verification, and fetch-limit exports with Go wrappers.
• Reports supported operators and fidelity in the EQL catalog.
• Adds cross-language fixtures, regression coverage, and a proposed ADR amendment.

File	Description
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​ui/​op_order_on_text.stderr	Refreshes qualified diagnostic names.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​ui/​op_json_not_answered.stderr	Refreshes operator diagnostics.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​ui/​op_inexact_operator_needs_probabilistic.stderr	Refreshes trait diagnostics.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​ui/​op_between_takes_a_pair.stderr	Refreshes range diagnostics.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​ui/​op_at_path_inherits_fidelity.stderr	Refreshes fidelity diagnostics.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​query_operators.rs	Checks dynamic queries against typed queries.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​fixtures/​README.md	Documents the query fixture.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​fixtures/​query_operators.json	Pins cross-language query results.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​sem/​mod.rs	Shares verification and limit logic.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​term.rs	Exposes internal derivation helpers.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​target.rs	Adds catalog operator metadata.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​record.rs	Exposes field indexes internally.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​mod.rs	Exports query APIs and error reasons.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​docs/​adr/​0007-bindings-enter-through-a-plan-never-a-second-executor.md	Proposes the operator-query amendment.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​CHANGELOG.md	Records the new binding capabilities.
packages/​eql/​crates/​eql-bindings/​src/​encryption/​targets.rs	Documents engine-added catalog metadata.
languages/​golang/​internal/​record/​record.go	Defines operator metadata types.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​targets_test.go	Tests catalog parsing.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​records.go	Shares query-context handling.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​query.go	Adds query, verification, and limit wrappers.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​query_test.go	Checks Go results against Rust fixtures.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​guest/​tests/​native_ops.rs	Tests guest query operations.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​guest/​tests/​leak.rs	Adds plaintext error-leak scenarios.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​guest/​src/​ops.rs	Implements query operations and validation.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​guest/​src/​lib.rs	Documents the new exports.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​guest/​src/​abi.rs	Exposes the three guest entry points.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​guest.go	Loads the new guest exports.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​guest_test.go	Checks export availability.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​checker.go	Parses catalog operator metadata.

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An independent review of this PR found no blocking issues; fixed in 51dc986:

• ADR-0007 amendment: it said no type but TextEq is produced. On next, TextMatch is produced and has a twin but answers no operator; the amendment and the module docs now say that.
• Missing test: nothing pinned it. The guest and Go catalog tests now require every type but TextEq to answer nothing, and a guest test refuses matches and eq on a TextMatch field.

Copilot's three findings are fixed in 02746cf.

[coderdan]

Rebased onto #1213's CI fix, so the commits cited above have new IDs: the TextMatch docs and tests are c0f3e3a (was 51dc986), and Copilot's three fixes are 93eec11 (was 02746cf). Also, 744d5ff excludes the generated query_operators.json from Biome, as record_lowering.json is: the fixture is written by serde_json's pretty printer and compared byte for byte, so Biome's JSON formatting failed Lint (Biome).

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- Around line 497-507: Validate MatchOptions in query_tokens before calling
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• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/query.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/record.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/target.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/term.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/sem/mod.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/fixtures/README.md
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/fixtures/query_operators.json
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/query_operators.rs
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• languages/golang/encrypt/checker.go:214: targetOperators accepts any non-empty operator name, but its fidelity, arity and index fields only take the values the engine writes. That makes the doc's claim "every value one the engine writes" false. A guest or catalog that writes "like" or "Eq" parses cleanly, and the error only shows up later, as unknown_operator from Cipher.QueryTerm. Limit names to eq/lt/lte/gt/gte/between/matches, the same set OpSpec::parse accepts.
• languages/golang/encrypt/query.go:165,174: parseQueryTerm stores any operator and index string from se_query_term. The catalog reader rejects an index outside eq/match/ore/ope with ErrInternal, so the same bad value is accepted here and refused there. The fidelity check is also copied from checker.go. One shared parser for operator, fidelity and index would close this.
• languages/golang/encrypt/query_test.go:76: queryPlan is hard-coded, and the test ignores the "plan" that query_operators.json records. If the Rust test changes its plan and the fixture is regenerated, this Go test fails with byte-mismatched terms and no clear reason. Decode the fixture's plan, or at least assert that it equals queryPlan.

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Second review round, fixed in 6701652:

• checker.go:214, operator names (tobyhede): fixed. targetOperators now reads a name through parseOperatorName, which accepts only eq, lt, lte, gt, gte, between and matches, the set OpSpec::parse accepts. A catalog that writes "like" or "Eq" is refused when it is read, as ErrInternal, instead of failing later as unknown_operator from Cipher.QueryTerm. targets_test.go adds both cases to the refusal table.
• query.go:165,174, parseQueryTerm (tobyhede): fixed. The catalog reader and parseQueryTerm now share parseOperatorName, parseFidelity and parseOperatorIndex, so the duplicated fidelity check is gone and an operator or index the catalog refuses is refused from se_query_term too. TestParseQueryTermTakesOnlyWhatTheEngineWrites feeds every name the engine writes through both readers and checks each refusal.
• query_test.go:76, the hard-coded queryPlan (tobyhede): fixed. readQueryFixture now decodes the fixture's "plan" and checks that it equals queryPlan.Wire(). If the Rust test's plan changes and the fixture is regenerated, every fixture test fails with "the fixture's plan is not queryPlan" and both plans printed, not with mismatched term bytes. I checked that it fires by changing queryPlan locally.
• Stats::from_value and a NaN or out-of-range confidence (attestation note): no change needed. with_confidence stores the value as given, and target_limit promises a finite limit only when 0 < confidence < 1. NaN fails both comparisons, so anything outside the open interval, NaN included, answers Limit::Unbounded, which is a full scan and not a skewed limit. op/stats.rs's a_confidence_outside_the_open_interval_is_unbounded pins 0, 1, −0.5, 1.5 and NaN.
• ADR-0007 marked proposed (attestation note): as intended. It stays proposed until ADR-0009 is accepted and gets re-checked then.

Checked locally with all five guests built: mise run go:test (gofmt, vet, every Go package, the fixture tests included).

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• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/query.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/record.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/sem/mod.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/ui/op_at_path_not_a_leaf.stderr
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/ui/op_between_takes_a_pair.stderr
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/ui/op_json_not_answered.stderr
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/ui/op_order_on_text.stderr

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Cap FetchOr's fallback page at the engine's MAX_ROWS, as the Rust Limit::fetch_or does.

The Rust Limit::fetch_or (packages/stack-encrypt/src/op/stats.rs:219-221) returns page.min(MAX_ROWS) for Limit::Unbounded. The documentation says it is "Never more than MAX_ROWS." The Go FetchOr returns page unchanged. A Go caller that passes a large page therefore issues a larger LIMIT than a Rust caller does for the same unbounded query. ADR-0007 asks bindings to match the engine. Expose the cap as a constant and apply it here, or document that the Go method does not cap.

Proposed fix

+// MaxRows is the engine's largest fetch (stack_encrypt::op::MAX_ROWS).
+const MaxRows uint64 = /* value of MAX_ROWS */
+
 func (l Limit) FetchOr(page uint64) uint64 {
 	if l.bounded {
 		return l.rows
 	}
-	return page
+	return min(page, MaxRows)
 }

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Review comment at @languages/golang/encrypt/query.go around lines 92 - 99:
Update Limit.FetchOr to cap the fallback page at the engine’s MAX_ROWS for
unbounded limits. Expose the engine limit as a constant and use it to return the
smaller of page and MAX_ROWS, while preserving the bounded-limit behavior.

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