CODA — the calm after the noise feed

Storage adapter

The private reader writes its event log to this storage. The DMZ board uses the same adapter with a sibling path (coda/dmz). Cross-device DMZ requires a separate DMZ adapter, queued as a follow-up. Encryption (AES-256-GCM, Argon2id KDF) is not in this release — see ROADMAP §5 and PR #7.

Adapter

Failover & resilience

CODA can mirror every write to a second backend, so the reader keeps working offline and a single dead provider can’t take your state down.

Also mirror writes to local storage (recommended — offline fallback & always-available reads)

When on, every star/note/read is written to both your cloud adapter and the browser’s local storage. Reads prefer the cloud and fall back to local if it is unreachable. Network drops, rate limits, and 5xx errors trip a per-adapter circuit breaker that recovers automatically.

Plaintext acknowledgement

This release writes your data to your cloud without encryption. Anyone with your credentials can read every event in your event log. PR #7 adds AES-256-GCM with a passphrase-derived key. Until then, type PLAINTEXT below to confirm you understand.

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