fix: rebase SND-003 onto PR893 + QA-campaign fix batches

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -41,6 +41,22 @@ The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
 
 ### Changed
 
+- **The first launch after an upgrade asks for each password-protected wallet's
+  password**: the app moves your wallets into a new storage format on that first
+  launch, and it needs each protected wallet's password to finish the move for
+  that wallet. You are asked once per wallet, one at a time. If you don't have a
+  password to hand, you can skip that wallet: it stays locked, no coins are lost,
+  and its move finishes the next time you unlock it with its password. The
+  password is used for the update and is not kept unlocked afterwards.
+
+- **The previous version's database is kept on this device as a read-only
+  recovery copy**: it is never written to, and it is no longer erased by "Clear
+  Database" or "Remove Wallet". Those actions remove the data *this* version
+  uses; the older recovery database remains and may still contain wallet recovery
+  data, which both confirmation dialogs now say before you confirm. Because that
+  database is read-only, the "Clear Platform Addresses" developer tool is
+  unavailable, and says why.
+
 - **Masternode and evonode identities no longer appear in the Identity Hub or
   Identities picker**: they now live exclusively on the new Masternodes tab,
   so you're never offered actions (like registering a username) that don't
@@ -164,6 +180,18 @@ The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
 
 ### Fixed
 
+- **Shielded actions now say when they are unavailable instead of failing
+  obscurely**: if shielding, sending, or withdrawing shielded funds is not
+  available on your network yet, the app says so and points you at a regular
+  payment, rather than starting the action and failing part-way through.
+
+- **DashPay contact details and request actions are protected from accidental loss or duplicate
+  fees**: declining, cancelling, unhiding, or renaming a contact now preserves every unrelated
+  encrypted detail. If another client saved details this app cannot read, the app offers a clear,
+  confirmed replacement path instead of silently erasing them or leaving the contact permanently
+  hidden. Switching Identity Hub tabs also keeps paid request actions disabled until their original
+  task finishes.
+
 - **Your settings and scheduled votes now survive an upgrade**: upgrading from an
   earlier version no longer starts the app with a blank configuration. The first
   launch after the upgrade brings across your selected network, start screen,

Cargo.toml

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ qrcode = "0.14.1"
 nix = { version = "0.31.1", features = ["signal"] }
 eframe = { version = "0.35.0", features = ["persistence", "wgpu"] }
 base64 = "0.22.1"
-dash-sdk = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/platform", rev = "93b967f9c7ab0164b47fe825d2bae58b3974625c", features = [
+dash-sdk = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/platform", rev = "d18020f526e2a8eb1d1e868b436a7a9735795abb", features = [
     "core_key_wallet",
     "core_key_wallet_manager",
     "core_bincode",
@@ -28,12 +28,12 @@ dash-sdk = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/platform", rev = "93b967f9c7ab016
     "core_spv",
     "shielded",
 ] }
-rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/platform", rev = "93b967f9c7ab0164b47fe825d2bae58b3974625c" }
-platform-wallet = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/platform", rev = "93b967f9c7ab0164b47fe825d2bae58b3974625c", features = [
+rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/platform", rev = "d18020f526e2a8eb1d1e868b436a7a9735795abb" }
+platform-wallet = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/platform", rev = "d18020f526e2a8eb1d1e868b436a7a9735795abb", features = [
     "serde",
     "shielded",
 ] }
-platform-wallet-storage = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/platform", rev = "93b967f9c7ab0164b47fe825d2bae58b3974625c", features = [
+platform-wallet-storage = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/platform", rev = "d18020f526e2a8eb1d1e868b436a7a9735795abb", features = [
     "shielded",
 ] }
 zip32 = "0.2.0"

docs/CLI.md

@@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ Config precedence (highest to lowest):
 ### Standalone (default)
 
 When no `MCP_API_KEY` is set, `det-cli` runs its own backend in-process. No running GUI app or server required.
+Saved wallets are hydrated from the shared data directory on demand, so one-shot commands can see wallets imported by earlier `det-cli` or GUI runs.
 
 ### Connected to Dash Evo Tool GUI
 
@@ -218,4 +219,3 @@ det-cli shielded-balance-get wallet-id=shielded-test
 The `mnemonic` for the framework wallet is read from `E2E_WALLET_MNEMONIC`
 (shell env or the project-root `.env`) in the backend-e2e harness; for the
 standalone `det-cli` loop above, pass it directly to `core-wallet-import`.
-

docs/MCP.md

@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ Set these in the app's `.env` file (see `.env.example`) or as environment variab
 | `network_info` | — | `det-cli network-info` | Show active network and available configured networks |
 | `network_reinit_sdk` | `network` | `det-cli network-reinit-sdk` | Rebuild Core RPC client and Platform SDK with current config (use after changing credentials) |
 | `network_switch` | `network` | `det-cli network-switch` | Switch the active network (creates context if needed, may take a few seconds) |
-| `core_wallets_list` | `network`? | `det-cli core-wallets-list` | List wallets loaded in the app (alias + seed hash) |
+| `core_wallets_list` | `network`? | `det-cli core-wallets-list` | List wallets saved for the active network (alias + seed hash) |
 | `core_wallet_import` | `mnemonic`, `network`, `alias`? | `det-cli core-wallet-import` | Import a wallet from a BIP-39 recovery phrase (unprotected); returns its seed hash. Idempotent |
 | `core_address_create` | `wallet_id`, `network`? | `det-cli core-address-create` | Generate a new receive address for a wallet |
 | `core_balances_get` | `wallet_id`, `network`? | `det-cli core-balances-get` | Show wallet balances (total, confirmed, unconfirmed) in duffs |
@@ -99,9 +99,9 @@ Parameters marked `?` are optional. The `det-cli` column shows the equivalent CL
 
 ### SPV requirements
 
-All wallet-facing tools wait for SPV to fully sync before executing. This includes both core-chain tools (`core_address_create`, `core_balances_get`, `core_funds_send`) and platform tools (`platform_addresses_list`, `identity_credits_topup`, `shielded_shield_from_core`). Even DAPI-only operations need SPV because the SDK verifies DAPI proofs against quorum and masternode list data from the synced chain. When another DET instance is already running, SPV falls back to a temporary directory and must sync from scratch.
+Wallet-facing tools that need chain or proof state wait for SPV to fully sync before executing. This includes both core-chain tools (`core_address_create`, `core_balances_get`, `core_funds_send`) and proof-verifying platform tools (`platform_addresses_list`, `identity_credits_topup`, `shielded_shield_from_core`). These Platform operations need SPV because the SDK verifies DAPI proofs against quorum and masternode list data from the synced chain. When another DET instance is already running, SPV falls back to a temporary directory and must sync from scratch.
 
-Tools that make no network calls skip the SPV gate: the metadata tools (`core_wallets_list`, `network_info`, `tool_describe`), the local wallet import (`core_wallet_import`), and the shielded snapshot read `shielded_balance_get` (a pure in-memory read of the last synced balance). `shielded_address_get` also skips the SPV gate, but it reads through the wallet backend, so the backend must already be wired — run `shielded_init` (or any SPV-gated tool) first in standalone mode. `shielded_init` and `shielded_sync` still wait for SPV — they wire the wallet backend and drive a coordinator sync.
+Tools that make no network calls skip the SPV gate: the metadata tools (`core_wallets_list`, `network_info`, `tool_describe`), the local wallet import (`core_wallet_import`), and the shielded snapshot read `shielded_balance_get` (a pure in-memory read of the last synced balance). Wallet-reading tools hydrate saved wallets from local storage without starting SPV. `shielded_address_get` also skips the SPV gate and wires the wallet backend automatically, but `shielded_init` is still required before it can return an address for a wallet whose shielded keys have not been bound. `shielded_init` and `shielded_sync` still wait for SPV and drive a coordinator sync.
 
 `masternode_credits_withdraw` waits for SPV before dispatching: a withdrawal does proof-verified Platform reads, so it gates like every other proof-verifying tool. (`identity_credits_withdraw` historically skipped this gate; the masternode tool deliberately adds it.)
 

docs/ai-design/2026-07-14-migration-password-prompt/design.md

@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
+# Storage Update Password Prompt
+
+## Decision
+
+Older wallet data is copied into the current stores during startup. The event is called a **storage update** in every user-facing surface. The previous SQLite database remains a recovery artifact and is opened read-only.
+
+## UI and backend handshake
+
+The backend copies wallet envelopes and metadata, hydrates the wallets, and registers wallets whose seeds are already available. If protected wallets remain locked, it publishes `MigrationState::AwaitingWalletPasswords` with their seed hashes and waits on `MigrationStatus`'s notification.
+
+The egui frame loop owns the human interaction. It selects one hash, renders a non-dismissible wallet-specific password prompt, and either unlocks the wallet or records a skip. A successful seed promotion or a skip notifies the backend. A failed promotion remains a typed `TaskError`, closes the in-memory wallet again, and does not notify the backend, so the update cannot report success without the seed landing in the current vault.
+
+Complete update runs are serialized on `AppContext`. A shared MCP request therefore joins a desktop run instead of creating a second waiter on the password notification.
+
+Modal state is keyed by wallet seed hash rather than window title. Closing the prompt or switching hashes clears the typed buffer before removing its egui cache entry.
+
+## Interactive capability and headless behavior
+
+`AppContext` starts with `NullSecretPrompt`, whose `SecretPrompt::is_interactive()` capability is false. The desktop boot path installs `EguiSecretPromptHost` before backend construction; standalone MCP and CLI construction do not install it.
+
+When protected wallets require input, the backend checks this explicit host capability before publishing an awaiting state. Without it, the update immediately returns `MigrationError::InteractivePromptUnavailable`, wrapped by the dedicated actionable `TaskError`. No timeout, environment variable, or inferred delay can turn a headless caller into an interactive one.
+
+## Previous database invariant
+
+Desktop and standalone boot open every existing `data.db` with SQLite's `SQLITE_OPEN_READ_ONLY` flag and do not run the historical schema ladder against it. Only an absent, fresh compatibility database may be created and initialized. Every production migration and protected-key reader also opens the source read-only. Migration code contains no drop, delete, or update path for legacy tables. Idempotency uses per-network completion sentinels in `det-app.sqlite`; it never uses table absence.
+
+The current vault may contain both the copied recovery envelope and its current raw or password-protected form. Reads prefer the current form, while the recovery envelope remains available. Tests snapshot `data.db` before a complete two-wallet run, unlock one wallet, skip the other, and require byte-for-byte equality afterward.
+
+## Registration concurrency
+
+Upstream wallet registration is single-flight per wallet seed hash. Concurrent callers share a keyed one-shot outcome cell, so one leader reaches upstream and every follower receives the same success or typed error. Completed flights are removed so a later, non-concurrent user retry can try again. Different wallets can register concurrently.

docs/user-stories.md

@@ -76,16 +76,16 @@ As a user, I want my wallet protected by a passphrase so that others cannot acce
 - The passphrase is requested just-in-time, when an operation actually needs the secret (sending funds, registering an identity, signing).
 - The prompt offers a "Keep this wallet unlocked until I close the app" option so a busy session is asked only once.
 - That option defaults to off: unless the user actively ticks it, every secret access re-prompts, and the seed is not cached.
-- The seed is never held in memory between operations: it is decrypted on demand and wiped as soon as the operation finishes.
-- After the storage-seam migration, a previously password-protected wallet's secret is re-sealed in the on-device vault under the same password (Tier-2 per-secret encryption: Argon2id + XChaCha20-Poly1305). The wallet continues to prompt just-in-time; the migration is silent (no disclosure notice).
+- The seed is never held in memory between operations: it is decrypted on demand and wiped as soon as the operation finishes. An explicit unlock without the keep-unlocked option retains it only until that wallet is ready to use, then wipes it.
+- During a storage update, each previously password-protected wallet asks for its password so its secret can be re-sealed in the on-device vault under the same password. The user may skip a wallet they cannot unlock without blocking the rest of the app; the wallet stays locked and protected, and its update finishes the next time the user unlocks it. The prompt makes clear that skipping does not lose any coins.
 
 ### WAL-007: Remove a wallet [Implemented]
 **Persona:** Priya, Jordan
 
 As a user, I want to remove a wallet I no longer need so that it does not clutter my wallet list.
 
 - Confirmation prompt before removal.
-- Wallet data is deleted from local storage.
+- Current wallet data is deleted from local storage. If an older recovery database exists, it remains untouched.
 
 ### WAL-008: View wallet balances [Implemented]
 **Persona:** Alex, Priya, Jordan
@@ -299,6 +299,16 @@ As a user with an imported single-key wallet, I want its balance and UTXO list t
 - The imported address is monitored automatically, the same way recovery-phrase wallet addresses are. No manual refresh action is offered.
 - Currently blocked upstream: monitoring requires registering the imported address as a watch-only wallet, but `platform-wallet` exposes no seedless wallet-registration entry point (`register_wallet` is private; the public constructors all require a recovery-phrase seed). Unblocked by a public `register_watch_only_wallet`. Key data and receive still work.
 
+### WAL-032: Finish a storage update without risking old wallet data [Implemented]
+**Persona:** Alex, Priya, Jordan
+
+As a user opening an older wallet installation, I want the app to update its storage safely so that I can keep using every wallet without risking my recovery copy.
+
+- The desktop app asks for each password-protected wallet separately and never carries a typed password into another wallet's prompt.
+- The user can skip a wallet; skipped wallets stay locked, and the rest of the storage update can finish.
+- The previous database is read-only throughout the update, including unlock and skip paths.
+- Standalone command-line and MCP use never wait for a window that is not present. They ask the user to open the desktop app once, then try again.
+
 ---
 
 ## Send and Receive (SND)
@@ -783,7 +793,8 @@ As a user, I want to edit contact details (nickname, note, hidden status) so tha
 - Toggle contact visibility (hidden/visible).
 - Hidden contacts stay listed in a collapsed "Show hidden contacts" section of the Identity Hub
   Contacts tab, and can be unhidden from there — including contacts hidden as a side effect of
-  declining or cancelling a request.
+  declining or cancelling a request. If another client saved details this app cannot read, the app
+  warns that continuing will replace those details and asks for confirmation before unhiding.
 - Changes persist locally.
 
 ### DPY-010: Remove a contact [Gap]
@@ -1270,9 +1281,10 @@ As an expert user, I want the app to automatically begin SPV sync when it opens
 ### NET-019: Clear all local data for a network [Implemented]
 **Persona:** Jordan, Priya
 
-As a user, I want to permanently delete all local data for the current network — wallets, tokens, contacts, and cached identity data — so that I can reset the app to a clean state.
+As a user, I want to delete the local data this version uses for the current network — wallets, tokens, contacts, and cached identity data — so that I can reset the app to a clean state.
 
-- Danger-mode confirmation dialog before deletion; the action cannot be undone.
+- Danger-mode confirmation dialog before deletion; the deleted data cannot be recovered from within the app.
+- If an older recovery database exists, it remains untouched and may still contain wallet recovery data. The confirmation dialog says so before the user confirms.
 - Available for the currently selected network, including Mainnet.
 - Distinct from NET-011 (Wipe Platform data), which clears only cached Platform state on Devnet/Testnet.
 
@@ -1346,7 +1358,8 @@ As a user, while a long operation that is unsafe to interrupt is running (broadc
 
 - A full-window dimming overlay with an indeterminate spinner and an optional "Step N of M" counter and description appears while the operation runs, and lowers automatically when it finishes (success or error).
 - All interaction beneath the block is suppressed: pointer clicks hit a sink, and keyboard/text input is claimed at frame start so nothing reaches a focused field beneath (FR-8 / QA-001). The block is never dismissable by Esc, Enter, Space, or Tab.
-- The block yields to a passphrase prompt: when a secret prompt is shown above the overlay it keeps the keyboard (Enter/Esc/Tab) so the user can still authenticate or cancel (SEC-004).
+- The block yields completely to a passphrase prompt: it remains active but paints no dimmer, pointer sink, card, or focus trap until the prompt resolves, so the user can type and use every prompt action.
+- The prompt installs its own pointer sink in the block's place, so interaction beneath it stays blocked while the block is yielding. This holds for every passphrase prompt, dismissible or not: being able to cancel a prompt is not the same as being able to click past it.
 - Honest escalation, never a fake exit: after 30 s a calm "This is taking longer than usual." line appears; after 120 s with no progress it escalates to "This is taking much longer than expected…" and logs a one-shot developer error. For these unsafe-to-interrupt operations there is no background/dismiss button — the safety guarantee is that every blocked operation is bounded and always lowers the block through the normal path. _(Exception: the startup/Connect SPV-sync block of UX-002 is unbounded but read-only, so it ships an always-visible "Continue in the background" escape instead.)_
 
 ### UX-002: Blocking SPV-sync overlay with a "continue in the background" escape [Implemented]