# CRDT completion — G-Set and LWW-Map

**Package**: `@suaveplan/crdt`
**Status**: PROPOSED
**Type**: feature

## Why

The genesis port of `@suaveplan/crdt` ships seven CRDTs — `GCounter`, `PNCounter`, `LWWRegister`, `MVRegister`, `ORSet`, `TwoPSet`, and `RGA` — but it omits the two upstream CRDTs that round out the catalogue: `GSet` (grow-only set) and `LWWMap` (last-write-wins map).

`GSet` is the simplest set CRDT and the canonical building block for set-shaped state where elements are only ever added — feature flags reached, IDs seen, addresses indexed. Genesis's `TwoPSet` (two-phase set, supports add + remove with tombstones) and `ORSet` (observed-remove set, supports add + remove with unique tags) are heavier alternatives that pay for capabilities `GSet` consumers never need. Without `GSet`, every grow-only consumer either rolls their own or accepts a `TwoPSet` that allocates a removed-set they'll never populate.

`LWWMap` is the only map CRDT in the upstream catalogue and has no genesis equivalent — `LWWRegister` covers a single value, but multi-key state (per-tenant settings, per-record metadata, per-row last-modified columns) needs an LWW-Map. Genesis consumers currently have no way to express "merge two map states with last-write-wins per key, preserving tombstones for deletes." `RGA` is sequence-shaped, not key-shaped — it doesn't substitute.

Both upstream implementations are stable, in production use elsewhere, and verifiable against well-known commutative / associative / idempotent CRDT properties. This change ports both with the genesis-wide additions: injectable `Clock`, `CrdtError`-routed throws, and 100% line + property-based test coverage.

## What changes

- ADDED: `crdts/g-set/g-set` module — `class GSet<T>` implementing `CRDT<Set<T>, GSetState<T>>` with `add(value)`, `has(value)`, `value()`, `state()`, `merge(remote)`, `toJSON()`, `fromJSON(json)`, `clone()`. Construction signature `new GSet<T>(nodeId: string, options?: GSetOptions<T>)` matches the genesis CRDT base shape. Also exports `GSetState<T>` (state envelope) and `GSetOptions<T>` (`initialElements?: T[]`).
- ADDED: `crdts/lww-map/lww-map` module — `class LWWMap<V>` implementing `CRDT<Map<string, V>, LWWMapState<V>>` with `set(key, value, ts?)`, `get(key)`, `has(key)`, `delete(key, ts?)`, `keys()`, `value()`, `state()`, `merge(remote)`, `toJSON()`, `fromJSON(json)`, `clone()`, `reset()`. Tombstones SHALL be preserved on deletes so causal ordering of subsequent re-adds resolves correctly. Tie-break on equal timestamps SHALL compare `nodeId` lexicographically (consistent with `LWWRegister`).
- ADDED: `LWWMapEntry<V>` and `LWWMapTombstone` types — `{ value, timestamp }` and `{ timestamp }` respectively.
- ADDED: `LWWMapState<V>` type — `{ type: "lww-map"; entries: Record<string, LWWMapEntry<V>>; tombstones: Record<string, LWWMapTombstone> }`.
- ADDED: `GSetState<T>` type — `{ type: "g-set"; elements: T[] }`.
- MODIFIED: `LWWMap.set` and `LWWMap.delete` accept an optional `Clock` from `@suaveplan/types` via the `LWWMap` constructor (default `Date.now()`). Identical to how `LWWRegister` resolves an absent timestamp argument.
- ADDED: `CRDT_CODES.GSET_INVALID_ELEMENT` and `CRDT_CODES.LWWMAP_INVALID_KEY` error codes for non-JSON-serializable input.
- ADDED: per-module sibling `.md` for the two new files (`g-set.md`, `lww-map.md`).
- ADDED: subpath exports `./crdts/g-set/g-set` and `./crdts/lww-map/lww-map` in `package.json` for tree-shaking.

## Out of scope

- **PN-Counter** — already in genesis under `crdts/pn-counter`. Not affected.
- **Causal CRDTs** (Causal Length Set, Causal Tree, Add-Wins / Remove-Wins observed maps) — separate change once the static CRDT catalogue stabilises. They need a different state-envelope design (causal context vectors) than the timestamp-based LWW family.
- **Delta-state CRDT optimization** — shipping `delta()` / `applyDelta()` methods to reduce sync payloads is its own change; this proposal stays full-state.
- **Persistence adapters** — wiring `GSet` / `LWWMap` to `@suaveplan/db-sqlite` for durable storage is a separate change in the `@suaveplan/crdt-persistence` package (not yet created).
- **Migration tooling** — converting an existing `TwoPSet` to a `GSet` (when a consumer realises remove was never used) is left to consumers; no automated converter ships in this change.

## Source mapping

This change derives from the upstream package at `../suaveplan/packages/universal/crdt/src` and the upstream enterprise audit at `../suaveplan/enterprise/crdt.md`.

| Requirement | Source file | Source lines | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| `GSet<T>` class with add / has / merge / value / clone | `packages/universal/crdt/src/sets/g-set/g-set.ts` | L1-L143 | Verbatim port; adapt to genesis `CRDT<TValue, TState>` interface (genesis uses `value()` not `state().elements`); adopt genesis CRDT registration error code style |
| `GSetState<T>` and `GSetOptions<T>` types | `packages/universal/crdt/src/sets/g-set/g-set.types.ts` | L1-L23 | Verbatim port; merge `type: "g-set"` discriminator into state envelope to match genesis `CRDT_TYPES` discriminated union pattern |
| `LWWMap<V>` class with set / get / has / delete / merge / value / clone / reset | `packages/universal/crdt/src/maps/lww-map/lww-map.ts` | L1-L208 | Verbatim port; replace `Date.now()` fallback with injectable `Clock`; tie-break compares `nodeId` lexicographically (same as upstream) |
| `LWWMapEntry<V>` and `LWWMapTombstone` types | `packages/universal/crdt/src/maps/lww-map/lww-map.types.ts` | L1-L20 | Verbatim |
| `LWWMapState<V>` type | `packages/universal/crdt/src/maps/lww-map/lww-map.types.ts` | L22-L30 | Verbatim port; merge `type: "lww-map"` discriminator into envelope to match genesis pattern |
| Tombstone-respecting merge semantics | `packages/universal/crdt/src/maps/lww-map/lww-map.ts` | L150-L185 | Verbatim — `mergeEntry` skips remote entries older than a local tombstone; `mergeTombstone` removes a local entry when remote tombstone is newer |
| Tie-break on equal timestamp via nodeId | `packages/universal/crdt/src/maps/lww-map/lww-map.ts` | L48-L54 | Genesis already implements this in `LWWRegister`; port the same comparison into `LWWMap.set` for cross-CRDT consistency |

### Requirements with no source line

| Requirement | Justification |
|---|---|
| Injectable `Clock` for timestamp generation in `LWWMap.set` / `LWWMap.delete` | Genesis-wide CLAUDE.md determinism rule — no module-scope `Date.now()`. Upstream uses `Date.now()` directly; genesis takes a `Clock` parameter on the constructor (matches the pattern already established in `@suaveplan/timing`, `@suaveplan/migration`, `@suaveplan/etl`). |
| `CRDT_CODES.GSET_INVALID_ELEMENT` and `CRDT_CODES.LWWMAP_INVALID_KEY` codes | Genesis-wide policy that every thrown error route through `@suaveplan/error` (CLAUDE.md §Workflow rule 2). Upstream uses native throws; genesis adds typed codes for non-JSON-serializable input (e.g. `BigInt` keys in `LWWMap`, circular-reference values in `GSet`). |
| `type: "g-set"` and `type: "lww-map"` state-envelope discriminators | Genesis `CRDT.fromJSON` / `CRDT.toJSON` rely on a discriminator field for cross-CRDT serialisation. Upstream's `CRDTEnvelope` carries the type out-of-band; genesis inlines it for simpler serialisation. |
| Subpath exports `./crdts/g-set/g-set` and `./crdts/lww-map/lww-map` | Genesis-wide subpath-export rule (CLAUDE.md §6). Upstream ships a single barrel; genesis enforces tree-shakable per-feature subpaths. |

## Verification approach

Each spec delta requirement carries a `**Verified by:**` line. The test files that will exist after this change ships:

- `packages/flow/crdt/src/crdts/g-set/g-set.test.ts` — `add`, `has`, `value`, `state`, `clone`, `toJSON` round-trip; CRDT properties (idempotent / commutative / associative `merge`) verified via property-based fixtures
- `packages/flow/crdt/src/crdts/g-set/g-set.spec-conformance.test.ts` — CRDT base interface conformance; type-level assertion that `GSet<T>` is `CRDT<Set<T>, GSetState<T>>`; non-JSON-serializable element throws `CrdtError(GSET_INVALID_ELEMENT)`
- `packages/flow/crdt/src/crdts/lww-map/lww-map.test.ts` — `set`, `get`, `has`, `delete`, `keys`, `value`, `state`, `clone`, `toJSON` round-trip; tombstone-respecting merge; tie-break by nodeId; concurrent set + delete resolution; `reset()` clears state
- `packages/flow/crdt/src/crdts/lww-map/lww-map.spec-conformance.test.ts` — CRDT base interface conformance; injectable `Clock` deterministic; tombstone preserved across merge cycles; non-string key throws `CrdtError(LWWMAP_INVALID_KEY)`; CRDT properties (idempotent / commutative / associative `merge`) verified via property-based fixtures
- `packages/flow/crdt/src/errors/crdt-error.test.ts` (extended) — `GSET_INVALID_ELEMENT` and `LWWMAP_INVALID_KEY` codes registered

## Impact

### Affected dependents

Run `bunx turbo ls --filter=...@suaveplan/crdt` to enumerate. Today `grep -rl "@suaveplan/crdt" packages/ --include="package.json"` returns only `packages/flow/crdt/package.json` itself, so this change is purely additive — no in-repo consumers exist yet.

- `@suaveplan/crdt` (self) — [x] tests run / [x] docs reviewed / [ ] no action needed
- (no in-repo dependents) — verified by `bunx turbo ls --filter=...@suaveplan/crdt` returning a single package.

If `tests run` is unchecked for any dependent, the change MUST NOT be folded into the canonical spec — finish that work first or split the proposal.

## Migration impact

- **All existing genesis CRDT consumers** — no break. `GSet` and `LWWMap` are net-new exports; the seven existing CRDTs are not touched.
- **Future consumers picking between set CRDTs** — pick `GSet` for grow-only state; pick `TwoPSet` when remove is needed and re-adds are forbidden after remove; pick `ORSet` when remove + concurrent re-add must both work (observed-remove semantics).
- **`LWWRegister` consumers replicating per-key state** — the migration target after this change ships is `LWWMap`. Replacing `Map<string, LWWRegister<V>>` with a single `LWWMap<V>` is mechanical — call sites change from `register.set(value)` to `map.set(key, value)`. Because no in-repo dependent currently does this, no consumer code needs to be touched in this change.