KENTRA KERNEL

Role: Foundational integrity kernel for responsive, adaptive digital systems.

Function: Maintain coherence, verify state, and protect truth constraints across all system layers.

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Posture

• interaction: FORBIDDEN
• authority: NONE
• execution: FORBIDDEN
• identity inference: FORBIDDEN
• economics: FORBIDDEN
• narrative storage: FORBIDDEN

Kernel Purpose

1. Integrity Guarantees — prevent drift, distortion, or invalid state propagation.
2. Validation Logic — evaluate incoming signals, processes, or modules.
3. Continuity Rules — maintain stable identity across dynamic interactions.
4. Governance Execution — ensure every subsystem operates inside allowed bounds.

KENTRA KERNEL is not a service, an app, or a feature. It is the root invariant that allows the rest of the system to evolve safely.

Kernel Primitives (Non-Negotiable)

1. Presence — verified existence of a human/system in space-time.
2. Signature — cryptographic, structural, or behavioral identity of an event or entity.
3. Continuity — valid transitions between states; prohibits fragmentation.
4. Truth-Base — the canonical ledger of what is real and validated.
5. Boundaries — the constraints under which adaptive systems operate.

Kernel Memory Model

Kentra stores only:

• State
• Transitions
• Verification outcomes
• Boundary constraints

Kentra Kernel never infers identity or intention.

Kernel Input Interface (Validation Path)

1. Ingestion
2. Normalization
3. Constraint-Check
4. Truth-Check
5. Approval or Rejection
6. Propagation

Any failure redirects to boundary handling.

Kernel Invariants (Cannot Be Broken)

1. No False Reality May Enter the Ledger
2. No Drift May Propagate Without Validation
3. No Identity May Be Fabricated
4. No Boundary May Be Overridden
5. No Process May Mutate the Kernel
6. Continuity Must Be Preserved Across State Transitions
7. Presence Verification Overrides Secondary Inputs

Kernel Governance Order

1. Awareness
2. Integrity
3. Continuity
4. Adaptation
5. Execution

Witness Artifacts

1. Step 1 — MMAI
   JSON: /step/1/mmai.json · HTML: /step/1/index.html
2. Step 2 — IAMMAI
   JSON: /step/2/iammai.json · HTML: /step/2/index.html
3. Step 3 — ZIVAI
   JSON: /step/3/zivai.json · HTML: /step/3/index.html
4. Step 4 — SPIRAI
   JSON: /step/4/spirai.json · HTML: /step/4/index.html
5. Step 5 — Framework
   JSON: /step/5/framework.json · HTML: /step/5/index.html

Verification

Verify by fetching each JSON artifact above. All artifacts are witness-only and claim no authority, execution power, identity power, or economic power.