Arcade catalogue
The public catalogue exposes nineteen shared offerings.
proof-native semantic computer
Public proof record laboratory
Status without compression
A theorem, a prover, a protocol integration, and a public product are four different achievements. This ledger keeps them separate and places the remaining boundary beside each claim.
01
Reading the record
A named relation or refinement is machine-checked in the imported Lean corpus.
runningAn implementation accepts genuine cases and refuses adversarial mutations against the real object.
mountedThe current build is reachable through a named public surface.
frontierA specific composition, proof floor, ceremony, or product boundary still limits the claim.
02
Mounted now
The public catalogue exposes nineteen shared offerings.
The daily no-cheat board is reachable; the separate browser game payload remains placeholder.
The Telegram web surface is mounted and derives offerings from the shared catalogue.
A fixture proof advanced the contract to height two under a development ceremony.
03
Running in the repository
Dark Bazaar clearing, private preference, assignments, shuffle, convex certificates, and fhIR programs have executable proof paths at bounded sizes.
DEOS renderers, verified affordances, replay, branch stitching, documents, games, and agent grains operate in-tree.
Federation, light clients, threshold keys, recursive history, and several settlement verifiers have positive and refusal paths.
04
Current boundaries
Whole-history verification is wired but conditional on the named recursion/FRI engine soundness boundary.
A Hiding proof hides witnesses from consumers; not every relation yet prevents the trace builder from seeing the witness.
DEOS, the game client, agent hosting, and network do not yet arrive as one generally available environment.
The complete system has not had an independent external audit and is not ready for security-critical use.