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LalaSkye/README.md

Ricky Jones — execution-boundary engineer

I build bounded, inspectable controls at the point of authorisation for AI-supported systems. The objects named below are reference demonstrations, not production enforcement.

Core question

Where does the system physically stop?

The work focuses on execution-boundary control, admissibility, refusal, authority, receipts, and replay.

Public inspection standard

claim → evidence object → inspection path → claim limit

Public GitHub is an inspection surface, not full architecture disclosure.

Three public inspection objects

These three names are the admitted public inspection class. They are the objects this profile asks a reader to inspect.

  • start-here — entry demo: on its demonstrated path, no state mutation without a valid decision record
  • commit-gate-core — authorize-only kernel: binds exact payload bytes to a DecisionRecord and returns authorisation or refusal; it does not apply the payload
  • obligation-bound-policy-admission-lab — single-engine reference harness: historical admission ≠ current standing ≠ observed active state; not a gate

These are separate objects. Do not inherit proofs across them.

Routing index (not a fourth object): inspection-surface

Other public repositories

The account also contains other public repositories — labs, scaffolds, indexes, and earlier experiments. A public name is not admission to the inspection class above. Those repositories do not inherit proofs from the three objects, and the three objects do not inherit proofs from them.

The Repositories tab is GitHub's inventory. It is not the inspection class.

What this work proves

Each of the three inspection objects supports one local claim with an inspectable evidence object and an explicit stopping point.

What this work does not prove

Unless explicitly stated, these artefacts do not prove:

  • production readiness
  • compliance or certification
  • enterprise deployment
  • adoption or standardisation
  • path-universal governance
  • full architecture disclosure

Evidence and authorship boundary

Repository-level authorship and contribution statements are recorded in each object. GitHub timestamps establish public possession at the recorded dates; they do not by themselves establish novelty, category priority or copying.

Contact

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ricky-jones-trinityos

Status: active research and engineering work.

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  1. start-here start-here Public

    Path-local demo: on the demonstrated path, no state mutation without a valid decision record. Not commit-gate-core.

    Python 1

  2. commit-gate-core commit-gate-core Public

    Authorize-only Python kernel. Binds exact payload bytes to a scoped, fresh, one-use DecisionRecord and returns authorisation or refusal. It never applies the payload. Unreleased 0.2.0a1 on main; la…

    Python

  3. obligation-bound-policy-admission-lab obligation-bound-policy-admission-lab Public

    Executable reference harness separating historical policy admission, current standing, and observed active state. Tested against 59 typed attacks plus two controls. Separate from commit-gate-core; …

    Python