Encrypted fields: isEncrypted support, explicit type tagging, and ADP findings

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Summary

• Add optional isEncrypted to FieldValueRequest/FieldValueResponse (OpenAPI + regenerated types) and thread a name-keyed encryptedFields: Set<String> through RecordOperation / RecordInfo without breaking [String: FieldValue] call sites.
• Tag every encrypted field with an explicit type. CloudKit rejects an untagged encrypted write with BAD_REQUEST "invalid attempt to set value type ENCRYPTED_BYTES for field 'secret' for type 'Note', defined to be: ENCRYPTED_STRING". Components.Schemas.RecordOperation.init(from:) now tags via explicitType(for:) (lists via FilterBuilder.cloudKitListType(for:)).
• Reject public-database, reference, and asset encrypted writes client-side; document that encrypted fields cannot be filtered or sorted.
• Add mistdemo probe-encrypted to characterize encrypted-field behavior against a live account, plus create --encrypted-fields.
• RecordInfo gains a tolerant Decodable init so JSON predating encryptedFields (and hand-written stubs) still decodes.
• Fix "HTTPBody attempted to create a second iterator" on debug-level responses over 64 KiB via ReplayingBodyIterator.

Closes #392. ADP follow-up tracked in #486.

Live verification (2026-09-14, iCloud.com.brightdigit.MistDemo/development/private, web-auth)

• Standard data protection — pass. {"value":"…","type":"STRING","isEncrypted":true} succeeds; CloudKit echoes type/isEncrypted with the plaintext value on modify, records/lookup and records/query. Untagged is rejected as above.
• Filtering an encrypted field → BAD_REQUEST "Field 'secret' has a value type of ENCRYPTED_STRING and cannot be queried using filter type EQUALS". Sorting is accepted but meaningless.
• Public database write of a schema-ENCRYPTED field → per-record BAD_REQUEST "encrypted fields are not supported in the public database"; the client guard fires first.
• Advanced Data Protection — no supported path exists. CloudKit JS sign-in never yields a ckWebAuthToken for a third-party container: oauth/validateToken returns {"status":13}, a status ckauth.js has no handler for. Full write-up in .claude/docs/research/adp-web-auth-signin.md; tracked in Advanced Data Protection accounts cannot obtain a CloudKit web-auth token — document and track #486. Nothing for MistKit to handle — no ADP-specific CloudKitError case was added.

Test plan

• swift test (root): 689 tests in 209 suites pass
• swift test (MistDemo): 1020 tests in 299 suites pass (1 pre-existing known issue: the deliberate env-dump diagnostic in EnvironmentDiagnosticTests)
• ./Scripts/lint.sh: swift-format, SwiftLint, swift build and Periphery all clean, totalFindings: 0
• Live standard-account roundtrip via mistdemo probe-encrypted
• ADP characterized and ruled out (Advanced Data Protection accounts cannot obtain a CloudKit web-auth token — document and track #486)

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• New Features

  • Added support for writing encrypted fields in private and shared databases.
  • Encrypted field metadata is preserved and reported in record responses.
  • Added encrypted-field support for record creation, updates, and batch modifications.
  • Added the probe-encrypted demo command for testing encrypted-field behavior.
  • Added an encrypted secret field to the sample Note record.

• Bug Fixes

  • Prevented unsupported encrypted writes to public databases and for reference or asset values.
  • Large response bodies are now returned intact while debug logging remains capped.

• Documentation

  • Clarified that encrypted fields cannot be queried or sorted.

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Walkthrough

The change adds encrypted-field support across CloudKit request conversion, validation, response metadata, APIs, documentation, tests, and MistDemo probes. It also preserves complete response bodies during bounded debug logging.

Changes

Encrypted field support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Encrypted field contracts and conversion Sources/MistKit/Models/RecordOperation.swift, Sources/MistKitOpenAPI/Types.swift, Sources/MistKit/OpenAPI/..., Sources/MistKit/Models/RecordInfo.swift, openapi.yaml	Record operations and API field values now carry encrypted-field metadata. Encrypted request values receive isEncrypted and explicit types. RecordInfo preserves echoed encrypted field names.
Encrypted write validation and service wiring Sources/MistKit/Models/RecordOperation+EncryptedFields.swift, Sources/MistKit/CloudKitService/..., Sources/MistKit/Models/Queries/*, Tests/MistKitTests/...	Writes reject unsupported databases, missing fields, references, and assets before transmission. Convenience methods forward encrypted field names. Tests cover conversion, validation, and response metadata.
Encrypted field probe and integration flow Examples/MistDemo/schema.ckdb, Examples/MistDemo/Sources/MistDemoKit/...	The private database integration test and probe-encrypted command write, read, inspect, change-track, download, and clean up encrypted records.
Encrypted field documentation and ADP research Sources/MistKit/Documentation.docc/..., .claude/docs/..., .claude/memory/..., AGENTS.md	Documentation describes encrypted-field restrictions, Advanced Data Protection web-auth behavior, and probe usage.

Response body replay

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Incremental response logging and replay Sources/MistKit/OpenAPI/LoggingMiddleware.swift, Sources/MistKit/OpenAPI/ReplayingBodyIterator.swift, Tests/MistKitTests/OpenAPI/..., AGENTS.md	Debug logging captures only the configured response prefix and replays the complete body to callers. Tests cover large, chunked, and small bodies.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to eea88

Some encrypted writes and queries can still be rejected for valid-looking inputs, and Linux development guidance may be unusable. The issues are bounded and localized, so the change is mergeable with follow-up fixes.

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Review: Add isEncrypted support for CloudKit encrypted fields

Overall the design is clean and fits the codebase's existing patterns well (validation funnels through the single modifyRecords/modifyRecordResponses choke points, so createRecord/updateRecord/createShare all inherit the guard for free; keeping isEncrypted metadata out of the pure FieldValue domain enum and surfacing it as a separate RecordOperation.encryptedFields/RecordInfo.encryptedFields set is the right layering per the existing FieldValue architecture). A few things worth addressing before merge:

⚠️ Unverified wire contract (most important)

The PR's own test plan checkboxes (Live — standard data protection / Live — ADP) are all unchecked, meaning the isEncrypted key name/shape in FieldValueRequest/FieldValueResponse has not actually been confirmed against a live CloudKit response — I couldn't find isEncrypted mentioned anywhere in .claude/docs/ either (webservices.md, cloudkitjs.md, QUICK_REFERENCE.md). This repo has a strong, explicit convention of not modeling speculative wire behavior until it's confirmed live (see the metaSyncToken rename in #430, the fileChecksum research in #473/.claude/docs/research/asset-filechecksum.md, and the "isEager is deliberately not modeled... confirm against a live response first" note in CLAUDE.md). Here the doc comments assert behavior as settled fact ("Present when CloudKit echoes that the field is encrypted...", "When true, CloudKit encrypts the field value server-side...") rather than as a hypothesis pending verification. Given EncryptedFieldsPhase exists specifically to gather that live evidence, I'd suggest either running it against a real container before merge, or clearly flagging the request/response shape as unverified in the doc comments until it is (and being prepared to revisit if the real key differs).

Related: the new comment in CloudKitError.swift ("...has not been observed to carry a distinct reset marker...") reads as an empirical claim but nothing in the diff indicates ADP behavior was actually observed — same concern.

Bugs / gaps

• Unused import: Sources/MistKit/Models/RecordOperation+EncryptedFields.swift has internal import Foundation but never references any Foundation API. .swiftlint.yml has unused_import enabled under analyzer_rules, so ./Scripts/lint.sh (or swiftlint analyze) should flag this.
• .list validation gap: validateEncryptedFields lets .list values through unconditionally (case .string, .int64, .double, .bytes, .date, .location, .list: break), but per the CloudKit schema grammar (.claude/docs/sosumi-cloudkit-schema-source.md), ENCRYPTED can only wrap the bracketed scalar group (BYTES | STRING | DOUBLE | INT64 | LOCATION | TIMESTAMP) — ASSET/REFERENCE aren't part of that group even as list elements. A FieldValue.list([.asset(...)]) or .list([.reference(...)]) marked encrypted will pass this client-side guard and only fail server-side, unlike the top-level .reference/.asset cases which fail fast. Minor since it just delays the error, but inconsistent with the "reject before the request leaves the client" stated intent.

Test coverage

• No test covers validateEncryptedFields's guard let value = fields[fieldName] else { throw ... } branch (an encryptedFields entry naming a field not present in fields).
• No "happy path" test asserting validateEncryptedFields does not throw for .private/.shared with valid scalar fields — right now only the negative paths are tested.
• Nothing exercises the new validation call added in CloudKitService+CreateShare+ModifyRecords.swift (modifyRecordResponses) specifically — it's structurally identical to the one in +WriteOperations.swift but only the latter's effect is indirectly covered by the RecordOperation-level unit tests.

Nits

• The duplicated for operation in operations { try operation.validateEncryptedFields(for: database) } loop in +WriteOperations.swift and +CreateShare+ModifyRecords.swift is small enough that per-file duplication is fine (matches the repo's "three similar lines is better than a premature abstraction" guidance), just flagging for awareness in case a third call site appears later.

No security concerns beyond what's already documented (values are sent as plaintext over TLS regardless of isEncrypted, consistent with existing docs on server-side encryption). No performance concerns — the new validation loop is O(operations × fields) client-side, negligible next to the network round trip.

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Examples/MistDemo/Sources/MistDemoKit/Integration/Phases/EncryptedFieldsPhase.swift (1)

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Refactor EncryptedFieldsPhase to satisfy the MistDemo lint rules.

Examples/MistDemo/.swiftlint.yml enables type_contents_order and sets the function_body_length warning threshold to 50 lines. run violates both rules and can fail the MistDemo strict lint check. Move the static helpers above run, then extract the write-and-verify block into a private static helper. Preserve cleanup errors; do not replace the successful deleteZone call with try?.

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at line 54, Refactor EncryptedFieldsPhase to satisfy type_contents_order by
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In `@Sources/MistKit/CloudKitService/CloudKitError.swift`:
- Around line 88-90: Update the CloudKit error documentation around the
zoneNotFound explanation to remove the Advanced Data Protection qualifier.
Document that an iCloud Keychain reset can make encrypted data inaccessible
under standard data protection as well, and describe zone recreation followed by
reuploading local encrypted data as the recovery path.

In `@Sources/MistKit/Models/RecordOperation`+EncryptedFields.swift:
- Around line 68-69: Update RecordOperation.validateEncryptedFields(for:) to
recursively inspect .list members and reject any nested references or assets
before allowing encryption; preserve acceptance of supported scalar list
contents. Add validation tests covering lists containing references and lists
containing assets.
- Line 32: Update the RecordOperation extension declaration to explicitly use
internal access, satisfying the repository’s explicit ACL requirement while
leaving the extension contents unchanged.

In `@Sources/MistKitOpenAPI/Types.swift`:
- Around line 1393-1397: Update the documentation for
FieldValueRequest.isEncrypted and FieldValueResponse.isEncrypted in openapi.yaml
to qualify server-side encryption/decryption as applying only when Advanced Data
Protection is not enabled, and document the end-to-end encryption and CloudKit
Web Services decryption limitation under Advanced Data Protection. Regenerate
Types.swift so both corresponding generated property descriptions match the
updated schema.

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In `@Sources/MistKit/Documentation.docc/WorkingWithRecords.md`:
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Sources/MistKit/OpenAPI/Components/Components.Schemas.RecordOperation.swift (1)

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Reject empty encrypted lists before request conversion.

validateEncryptedFields permits .list([]). explicitType(for:) returns nil because it reads the first element. The request then sends isEncrypted: true without _type. The request schema defines only element-specific *_LIST types, so it has no valid generic type for an empty list. Reject empty encrypted lists before sending the request.

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- Around line 60-70: Update validateEncryptedFields to reject encrypted
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Review: Encrypted fields support (#485)

Solid, well-documented change with good live-verification discipline (the type-tagging requirement for isEncrypted fields was caught against a real container, not guessed). A few notes below, ranked roughly by importance.

Potential bugs

1. Encrypted empty-list field would ship untagged and likely get rejected. Components.Schemas.RecordOperation.explicitType(for:) (Sources/MistKit/OpenAPI/Components/Components.Schemas.RecordOperation.swift) resolves a .list value's tag via values.first.flatMap(FilterBuilder.cloudKitListType(for:)). For an empty list this is nil, so an encrypted empty-list field is sent with isEncrypted: true but no type. Per this PR's own live finding, an untagged encrypted field is read by CloudKit as ENCRYPTED_BYTES and rejected with BAD_REQUEST. The precedent for "empty list ships untagged" already exists for IN/NOT_IN filters (documented as acceptable there), but combining it with the new encrypted-field requirement turns a previously-inert edge case into a live failure. Worth a guard (e.g. reject encryptedFields naming an empty list client-side, matching the existing reference/asset guards) or at least a doc/comment callout.

2. Reference/asset lists aren't rejected the way scalar reference/asset values are. validateEncryptedField(named:) (Sources/MistKit/Models/RecordOperation+EncryptedFields.swift) throws for a top-level .reference/.asset value, but .list falls through to break unconditionally — including .list([.reference(...)]) or .list([.asset(...)]). explicitType(for:) will happily tag these .REFERENCE_LIST/.ASSET_LIST and mark them encrypted. The PR description states "Apple documents encryption for scalar and list field types declared ENCRYPTED in the schema, not references or assets" — that reasoning seems to apply equally to a list of references/assets, so this looks like an inconsistency between the stated intent and the implementation. If it's actually fine for CloudKit, a comment/test would help; if not, the list case in validateEncryptedField should inspect its element type too.

Code quality

• CloudKitService+WriteOperations.swift and CloudKitService+CreateShare+ModifyRecords.swift both do for operation in operations { try operation.validateEncryptedFields(for: database) } before converting to the wire type. Minor/one-line duplication given they're genuinely separate call paths (createShare's internal modify doesn't route through the public modifyRecords), so not worth extracting on its own — flagging only because a third write path in the future would make this worth centralizing.
• RecordOperation+EncryptedFields.swift's split between validateEncryptedFields and the private per-field validateEncryptedField(named:) (done specifically to satisfy SwiftLint's cyclomatic-complexity limit) reads cleanly and each throw site has a clear, specific message — good adherence to the repo's fail-loud philosophy.
• RecordInfo's new hand-written init(from decoder:) for tolerant decoding of encryptedFields is a reasonable, minimal way to keep old JSON/stubs decoding without a wrapper type or Optional-then-default dance elsewhere.
• ReplayingBodyIterator is a clean fix for the pre-existing "second iterator" crash — using an actor specifically because HTTPBody.Iterator.next() is mutating async (can't live on actor-isolated stored state directly) is a well-reasoned, well-commented choice.

Test coverage

• Good coverage of the new isEncrypted/explicit-type-tagging behavior (RecordOperationConversionTests), the tolerant RecordInfo decode (RecordInfoTests), and the body-replay fix (LoggingMiddlewareTests+DebugBodyReplay, including a chunked-stream-of-unknown-length case, which is exactly the shape that broke before).
• Gap: no test for the empty-list-marked-encrypted case (finding Migrating code #1 above), and no test asserting that a .list of references/assets is rejected (or accepted) when marked encrypted (finding Fix "method_lines" issue in Sources/MistKit/MKDatabase.swift #2). Both are one-line additions to RecordOperationConversionTests if the intended behavior is nailed down.
• The new MistDemo probe-encrypted tooling has no dedicated unit tests, but that's consistent with the rest of the MistDemo integration-runner surface (exercised live, not unit-tested) and is reasonable for a diagnostic CLI command rather than library code.

Security

• No concerns. The design correctly avoids implying client-side encryption — values still travel as plaintext over TLS with isEncrypted: true as a hint, matching CloudKit's actual server-side-encryption model, and this is documented clearly in WorkingWithRecords.md ("Nothing is encrypted on the client... it does not hide the value from Apple."). The public-database / reference / asset guards fail fast client-side rather than leaking a round trip, which is a nice touch (cheap prevention of a request CloudKit would reject anyway).
• The ADP research (adp-web-auth-signin.md) reaching "no workaround" is appropriately conservative — the PR doesn't invent a speculative CloudKitError case for it, per the repo's "confirm against a live response first" convention for schema/behavior modeling.

Performance

• No concerns. ReplayingBodyIterator only materializes the same ≤64 KiB prefix LoggingMiddleware already buffered today; the remainder still streams. RecordOperation's field-conversion loop is unchanged in complexity (still O(fields)), just with an added Set.contains per field.

Nit

• CloudKitError.swift's new doc comment on zoneNotFound speculating about ADP-triggered data loss is appropriately hedged ("has not been observed to carry a distinct reset marker"), but since it's speculative and unverified, consider whether it belongs on the case's doc vs. in the research doc only — a reader skimming the enum could mistake it for confirmed behavior.

Overall: the implementation matches the issue's live-verified requirements closely, the docs/memory updates are thorough, and the two list-related edge cases above are narrow enough that I wouldn't block on them, but they're worth a quick look or a tracking issue before merge.

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Review: Encrypted fields (isEncrypted, explicit type tagging, ADP findings)

Overall this is a well-scoped, carefully verified change — the live-CloudKit findings baked into the docs/comments (the ENCRYPTED_BYTES type-inference quirk, the ADP sign-in dead end) are genuinely useful, and the validation/tagging logic is centralized cleanly in RecordOperation+EncryptedFields.swift and Components.Schemas.RecordOperation.swift rather than duplicated per call site.

Bug: silent body truncation in LoggingMiddleware.logResponseBody (Sources/MistKit/OpenAPI/LoggingMiddleware.swift)

In the non-error branch (cap reached without the stream ending), the returned body is built from prefix, not consumed:

return HTTPBody(
  ReplayingBodyIterator(prefix: prefix, remainder: iterator).stream(),
  length: responseBody.length
)

prefix is capped to responseBodyLogCap (64 KiB) for logging purposes, but consumed holds every byte actually pulled off the source iterator, which can be more than prefix whenever the chunk that crosses the cap boundary is larger than the remaining cap budget (chunk.prefix(remainingCap) only takes part of that chunk into prefix, while the whole chunk was already appended to consumed). Since that chunk has already been fully drained from iterator, the tail of it (between remainingCap and the chunk's end) exists only in consumed and is never replayed to the caller — it's silently dropped.

The catch branch just above gets this right (ReplayingBodyIterator(prefix: consumed, remainder: iterator, error: error)), so the fix looks like using consumed instead of prefix in the success branch too:

return HTTPBody(
  ReplayingBodyIterator(prefix: consumed, remainder: iterator).stream(),
  length: responseBody.length
)

This looks like it would affect LoggingMiddlewareTests+DebugBodyReplay.swift's oversizedSingleChunkIsCappedButReplayedIntact and chunkedStreamReplaysInOrder cases specifically — both are constructed so a chunk straddles the 64 KiB boundary (chunk 4 of the 10×20 KB stream spans bytes 60000–80000, crossing the 65536-byte cap). I traced this statically rather than running the suite (no swift/gh api access in this sandbox), so it's worth double-checking with swift test --filter LoggingMiddlewareTests, but if HTTPBody.Iterator is a straight passthrough over the source AsyncSequence (no internal rechunking), the two tests should fail as written. This is worth fixing regardless of test outcome, because in production the underlying network chunking is out of MistKit's control, so a body chunk landing across the 64 KiB boundary is entirely plausible — and the previous "second iterator" crash this PR fixes would at least be loud, whereas this would be a silent truncation of every large response read at .debug level.

Minor / nitpick

• Tests/MistKitTests/Extensions/RecordOperationConversionTests+EncryptedValidation.swift ends with an orphaned doc comment ("LOCATION is the third scalar the request conversion leaves untagged…") that isn't attached to any @Test — the actual LOCATION coverage (conversionTagsEncryptedLocation) lives in RecordOperationConversionTests.swift. Either move the comment there or delete it so it doesn't read as a dangling TODO.
• That new conversionTagsEncryptedLocation test is also the only one of the four encrypted-conversion tests in RecordOperationConversionTests.swift that omits the guard #available(macOS 11.0, iOS 14.0, tvOS 14.0, watchOS 7.0, *) its siblings use before calling Components.Schemas.RecordOperation(from:). Doesn't look load-bearing (the initializer itself carries no @available), but worth matching the surrounding style — or dropping the now-apparently-unnecessary guards from the others.

What looks solid

• RecordOperation+EncryptedFields.swift's client-side rejection of public-database / reference / asset encrypted fields, with the arity-free case .reference: / case .asset: pattern correctly covering both .value and post-Make FieldValue.list homogeneous by construction #481 .list members in one branch — matches the existing homogeneous-list architecture.
• explicitType(for:)'s default-free switch is a nice touch: a new FieldValue case will fail to compile here instead of silently shipping an untagged encrypted field.
• RecordInfo's hand-written init(from decoder:) correctly defaults encryptedFields for pre-existing JSON via decodeIfPresent(...) ?? [], and the round-trip/legacy-decode tests in RecordInfoTests.swift cover it directly.
• Docs (WorkingWithRecords.md, AuthenticationAndDatabases.md) clearly explain what the encryption flag does and doesn't buy (plaintext over TLS, server-side encryption, no client-side hiding from Apple) — good, since this is an easy thing for users to misread as E2E encryption.
• No secrets/credentials leak in the new mistdemo probe-encrypted command or its test fixtures — the "secret" value is a canned probe string, not a real credential.

Test coverage

Good coverage for the new validation/tagging logic (RecordOperationConversionTests+EncryptedValidation.swift, RecordOperationConversionTests.swift, RecordInfoTests.swift) and for the logging-middleware replay behavior (LoggingMiddlewareTests+DebugBodyReplay.swift) — modulo the truncation bug above, which the new tests are well-positioned to catch once fixed.

[claude]

Review: PR #485 — Encrypted fields (isEncrypted, explicit type tagging, ADP findings)

Reviewed git diff 6231182...873dcb5 (= the merge-tested state of commit 21cb6332, "Encrypted fields for CloudKit records (#392)") against CLAUDE.md's documented conventions and the design laid out in issue #392 §8, refined by the 2026-09-14 live-verification comment. Two independent passes below, kept separate on purpose — a PR can pass one axis and fail the other.

Standards

Hard: implementation drifted from its own documented contract.
Components.Schemas.RecordOperation.swift explicitType(for:) (~L105-138). CLAUDE.md says this function "only has to supply STRING, INT64 and LOCATION for untagged .value scalars," but the switch still carries .double/.bytes/.date cases (already tagged upstream by FieldValueRequest.init(from:)) and .reference/.asset cases (already rejected upstream by validateEncryptedFields). These arms look unreachable given the current call graph, and the function's own doc comment admits it. Either trim the switch to match the documented contract, or fix the doc/CLAUDE.md prose — right now code and docs disagree.

Judgement calls (baseline smells):

• Duplicated Code — the identical for operation in operations { try operation.validateEncryptedFields(for: database) } loop appears in both CloudKitService+WriteOperations.swift (modifyRecords) and CloudKitService+CreateShare+ModifyRecords.swift (modifyRecordResponses). A shared helper would keep the two records/modify entry points from drifting independently later.
• Duplicated Code / Data Clump — Examples/MistDemo/.../ProbeEncryptedRunner+Steps.swift rebinds service/database/zoneID locally seven separate times to avoid capturing self. A small ProbeContext captured once would remove the repetition (demo code, low stakes).

Coverage gap: LoggingMiddleware's error path (the catch branch wrapping a mid-stream failure in ReplayingBodyIterator) has no test — LoggingMiddlewareTests+DebugBodyReplay.swift covers only successful reads (small/large/chunked/oversized-single-chunk), not a stream that throws partway through.

Import conventions, Sendable/typed-throws usage, logging-subsystem usage, and the *_LIST/scalar tagging rules all check out against CLAUDE.md. No generated MistKitOpenAPI files were hand-edited.

Spec

Matches the §8 design well overall:

• RecordOperation.encryptedFields: Set<String> added and threaded through both records/modify write paths without introducing a FieldEntry wrapper — fields stays plain [String: FieldValue] as point 2 requires.
• RecordInfo.encryptedFields surfaces the echoed flag, per the point-2 parenthetical the live-verification comment confirmed was required.
• isEncrypted added to both FieldValueRequest/FieldValueResponse in openapi.yaml and regenerated.
• Every encrypted field gets an explicit type on write — matches the live-verification amendment that CloudKit doesn't infer type for encrypted fields the way it does for plain ones.
• zoneNotFound left alone, doc-only per point 4.
• Doc warnings added on QueryFilter/QuerySort per point 5.

Gaps found (verified against the diff directly):

1. Error type deviates from the spec's literal wording. Point 3 says client-side validation should throw ConversionError; RecordOperation+EncryptedFields.swift throws CloudKitError.badRequest instead. Checking precedent both ways: ConversionError's doc comment scopes it to decoding a response payload, and every existing throws(ConversionError) site in the codebase is response-side. But CloudKitError also has precedent for local, pre-flight validation — PublicAuthPreference's missingCredentials(.preferenceRequired) is thrown client-side before any request goes out. So this reads more as the spec's wording being imprecise about which existing error family to reuse than a design bug — worth a one-line note, not a blocker.
2. schema.ckdb is missing the ENCRYPTED list field. Point 6 asked for both an ENCRYPTED STRING and an ENCRYPTED list field "to settle the grammar discrepancy" (CLAUDE.md's own Research Encrypted Fields #392 notes flag this open question). Only secret ENCRYPTED STRING was added. This PR doesn't actually settle the discrepancy it set out to settle — worth a deliberate follow-up if not intentionally deferred.
3. EncryptedFieldsPhase doesn't exercise records/lookup. Point 6 asked for a phase that "reads back via lookup and changes/zone." EncryptedFieldsPhase.swift only checks the create response and changes/zone — no lookupRecords call. (The standalone probe-encrypted CLI does call lookup, but skips it when a custom zone is used, which the integration phase always uses — so integration-test coverage of the lookup path is currently zero.)
4. Minor: the encrypted-field doc warning lives on QueryFilter/QuerySort (the result types) but not on FilterBuilder itself, which is the type CLAUDE.md's own "FilterBuilder Extensions" section documents as where callers build comparators (.equals(), .in(), etc.).

Scope creep: none beyond what the PR description already discloses and justifies (the ReplayingBodyIterator logging fix, found opportunistically while running the encrypted-field probe under --verbose). ADP (B1/B2/B3) was correctly investigated and explicitly not implemented, deferred to #486 — matches the issue's own conclusion that "nothing for MistKit to handle."

Summary

• Standards: 1 hard finding (dead/contract-drifted code in explicitType(for:)), 2 judgement-call smells, 1 test-coverage gap. Worst: the explicitType(for:) doc/code mismatch — small in scope but worth fixing since CLAUDE.md is the living design doc for this exact function.
• Spec: 4 findings, all partial/gap rather than wrong-direction. Worst: schema.ckdb missing the ENCRYPTED list field, since the PR's own stated goal (settling the list-encryption grammar discrepancy) isn't actually settled by this diff.

Nothing here looks blocking — the core wire behavior (explicit type tagging, isEncrypted round-trip, public/reference/asset guards) is implemented and verified live per the PR description, and swift test/lint are reported green. The gaps above are worth a decision (fix now vs. explicit follow-up issue) before merge.

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