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- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/drivers/__init__.py +3 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/drivers/mock_robot.py +84 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/drivers/rtl_verilator.py +49 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/graph/__init__.py +3 -0
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- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/graph/execution_graph.py +44 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/mailbox.py +35 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/plugin/__init__.py +3 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/plugin/loader.py +87 -0
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- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/registry.py +36 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/schema/__init__.py +3 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/schema/contract.py +16 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/schema/event.py +54 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/schema/message.py +105 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/schema/workflow.py +38 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/services/__init__.py +3 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/services/event_store.py +25 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/services/execution_intelligence.py +49 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/services/graph_builder.py +81 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/services/replay.py +50 -0
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- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/kernel/transport.py +50 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/run_phase2_verification.sh +20 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/__init__.py +5 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/adapters/__init__.py +3 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/adapters/base.py +14 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/adapters/coq.py +73 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/adapters/rtl.py +77 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/adapters/rust.py +72 -0
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- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/generator/__init__.py +3 -0
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- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/generator/program.py +46 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/generator/state.py +54 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/invariants/__init__.py +3 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/invariants/capability.py +62 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/metrics/__init__.py +3 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/metrics/base.py +18 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/metrics/opcode.py +25 -0
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- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/metrics/trap.py +26 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/mutation.py +48 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/oracle.py +164 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/schema/__init__.py +44 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/schema/event.py +44 -0
- cortex_runtime-0.2.0/cortex/tools/verification/shrink.py +26 -0
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Evaluating candidate compositions over safety properties P1–P4 led to the lock phase, which confirmed the need for a unified spatiotemporal semantic layer incorporating versioned epochs and step-indexing. This has been formalized as the **Cortex Spatiotemporal Mechanics** (FC_01–FC_09):
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| **CC-01** | Whole-System Provenance + Capability Security | **✓** | **✓** | **✗** | **✗** | **Complete (Partially Covered)** |
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| **CC-04** | Capability Security + Program Logics | **✓** | **✓** | **~** | **✗** | **Complete (Partially Covered)** |
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| **CC-05** | Language-Based Security + Trusted Computing | - | - | - | - | **FROZEN (Identified Semantic Gaps)** |
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| **CC-08** | Runtime Verification + Capability Security | - | - | - | - | **FROZEN (Identified Semantic Gaps)** |
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| **Cortex** | Spatiotemporal Preorders + Epoch-Indexed Value/Trace Relations | **✓** | **✓** | **✓** | **✓** | **FORMALLY PROVEN & ROADMAPPED** |
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1. **LOCKED State:** Foundational survey, model, and formal construction documents are frozen once complete to maintain strict control over confirmation bias.
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2. **No Marketing Syntax:** Language remains strictly technical, quantitative, and neutral.
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