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PersonaDialer

Struct PersonaDialer 

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pub struct PersonaDialer { /* private fields */ }
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Reusable handle for the control plane’s PersonaService.

The verified identity-linking ceremonies. Shares the AgentService endpoint — all three services are served on one internal Connect port — so it is built from the same address.

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impl PersonaDialer

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pub fn new(addr: &str) -> Result<Self, DialError>

Build a dialer pointed at addr (expects http://host:port).

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Returns DialError::InvalidAddress if addr isn’t a valid URI.

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pub fn with_bearer(addr: &str, bearer: &str) -> Result<Self, DialError>

Build a dialer pointed at addr, authenticated with bearer.

Every call this dialer makes carries an Authorization: Bearer <bearer> header. PersonaService doesn’t send AgentStart, so no signed AssertedAttribution envelope rides these calls — bearer-only.

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Returns DialError::InvalidAddress if addr isn’t a valid URI, or DialError::InvalidBearer if bearer can’t be encoded as an HTTP header value.

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pub fn new_admin(addr: &str, bearer: &str) -> Result<Self, DialError>

Build a dialer pointed at addr, presenting bearer as the #803 admin service-credential (Authorization: Bearer pc_<id>_<secret>, a current record in State’s credential authority carrying admin access) every require_admin-gated PersonaService RPC checks before it will even look at the body-supplied actor. Self::new’s dialer never presents this header — use new_admin (not new) for Self::rebuild_usage_rollups and any future RPC gated the same way.

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Returns DialError::InvalidAddress if addr isn’t a valid URI, DialError::InvalidBearer if bearer can’t be encoded as an HTTP header value, or DialError::Tls if an https endpoint’s TLS setup fails.

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pub async fn rebuild_usage_rollups( &self, actor: ExternalIdentity, ) -> Result<UsageRollupsRebuilt, DialError>

Admin-gated maintenance (#457): recompute every persona’s usage rollup from a full eventlog replay and overwrite the maintained counters wholesale — the repair path for the crash window a best-effort post-commit rollup write leaves open. Build this dialer with Self::new_admin, not Self::new.

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Returns DialError::Connect for any transport/encoding error, including a permission_denied refusal (missing/invalid bearer, or a non-admin actor).

Mint a single-use link-ceremony code bound to identity’s persona (provisioning one on first contact). The returned StartedLink::code is a credential the caller must deliver only to a private channel the user owns.

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Returns DialError::Connect for any transport/encoding error.

Mint a high-entropy deep-link token bound to identity’s persona, for a no-typing ceremony (the caller embeds StartedDeepLink::token in a platform URL like https://t.me/<bot>?start=<token>). The token is a credential — deliver the URL only to a private channel the user owns. Completed via Self::complete_link from the target platform.

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Returns DialError::Connect for any transport/encoding error.

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pub async fn admin_invite( &self, actor: ExternalIdentity, target: ExternalIdentity, ) -> Result<StartedLink, DialError>

Admin-gated: mint an invite code for a TARGET identity distinct from the acting admin. The code binds to the target — only the target can redeem it — and is a credential: deliver it only to a private channel the TARGET owns, never back through the admin’s shared surfaces.

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Returns DialError::Connect for any transport/encoding error; a non-admin actor surfaces as permission_denied.

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pub async fn set_incognito( &self, actor: ExternalIdentity, conversation_id: &str, on: bool, ) -> Result<bool, DialError>

Toggle incognito for a conversation (#796): suppresses memory extraction from here on when on, clears the suppression when not. The control plane authorizes actor — an admin may toggle any conversation, anyone else only one they are a caller or participant of — so a non-admin’s own conversation is reachable through this same call; an unrelated conversation surfaces as permission_denied.

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Returns DialError::Connect for any transport/encoding error, including a permission_denied refusal.

Deterministic workspace-email auto-link: bind identity to the persona already holding a ceremony-verified email matching asserted_email. The email must come from the PLATFORM API (e.g. Slack users.info) — never from user-typed text. Returns whether a link happened so the edge can notify the user (“if this wasn’t you…”); halting outcomes come back as Ok(None).

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Returns DialError::Connect for any transport/encoding error.

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pub async fn attest_verified_email( &self, identity: ExternalIdentity, verified_email: &str, ) -> Result<AttestedEmail, DialError>

First-party backend attestation (docs/reference/personas.md §2): assert that identity’s email is already verified by the calling backend’s own signup flow — no code, no magic-link round trip. Requires a service credential carrying Capabilities::attest_email; the caller is authenticated as itself, never as identity. Resolves-or- provisions identity: a genuinely first-time identity (no prior agent contact) still gets a fresh persona in this one call — the caller may attest at raw account creation or lazily on/after first contact, whichever fits.

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Returns DialError::Connect for any transport/encoding error, including permission_denied when the presented credential lacks attest_email.

Consume code from the channel being claimed, binding identity to the minting persona (merging identity’s prior persona if it had one).

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Returns DialError::Connect for any transport/encoding error.

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pub async fn describe( &self, identity: ExternalIdentity, ) -> Result<PersonaView, DialError>

Read-only: the profile the identity resolves to, as an edge-friendly PersonaView. Returns an all-empty view for an identity not yet in the directory; never provisions a persona.

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Returns DialError::Connect for any transport/encoding error.

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impl Clone for PersonaDialer

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fn clone(&self) -> PersonaDialer

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

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