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Problem and motivation

This issue tracks continuous Phase 6 audit closure for lib-interrupt. Define interrupt-service data and validation contracts for explicitly authorized controllers and recipients.

An initial inventory is not a security or documentation closure claim. Evidence must follow each changed boundary through final heads, with priority security, reliability, then performance.

Proposed behavior and scope

Current inventory: 1 Cargo target (1 lib); manifests: Cargo.toml. Include explicit and automatically discovered targets, supported features and target-specific configurations.

Trace authority-bearing values across callers and public APIs; prove that the library does not acquire hidden service, hardware or host authority. Treat startup/teardown and rootd parity dimensions as caller/consumer contracts where this crate owns no process, with a separate evidence-backed applicability decision per row.

Authority, security and reliability

Maintain a finding register with public finding references, exact revisions, invariants, reproduction, owners, regression tests and closure evidence. Publish only non-sensitive status here; suspected vulnerabilities follow SECURITY.md. Each dimension below needs its own result and rationale; an absent daemon or current Rust target is not a blanket exemption.

Acceptance criteria

Record origin, recipient, object, operations, delegation ceiling, lifetime and aliases for each relevant capability or caller-supplied authority-bearing value.
Audit ambient discovery/selectors, cwd/PATH/environment, numeric identities, inherited routes and host fallbacks; require explicit authorized intake.
Account for residual authority after success, error, cancellation, timeout, restart, failed transfer and teardown, including fork/exec where implemented.
Remove unnecessary endpoints, broad rights, duplicate aliases, provider/admin grants and debug routes.
Exercise stale generations, replay, pending replies, forged descriptive identity and object/path resolution races at the owned boundary.
Prove independent cleanup attempts and caller-specific error precedence; quarantine or terminate when retained authority cannot be accounted for.
Review unsafe/FFI/parser/arithmetic/lifetime/lock/publication invariants and add adversarial coverage where practical.
Inventory obsolete APIs, wrappers, fallback/dead paths and duplicate validators with their maintained callers.
Migrate callers and delete deprecated contracts/shims in a coherent signed revision graph; reject retired input versions where relevant.
Classify each size/count/depth/time bound as ABI, hardware, explicit resource policy or accidental limitation.
Test beyond removed boundaries and at allocation/ABI limits while preserving exhaustion errors, denial-of-service controls and bounded waits.
Keep every tracked authored code/test/script/workflow file below 1000 physical lines through thematic refactoring.
Run the deterministic tracked-source size gate, covering executable fixtures/generators and excluding only genuine non-code data or external payloads.
Audit production/test feature and symbol separation, including this repository's effect on rootd test orchestration.
Supply changes affecting rootd semantic surface to the maintained same-toolchain baseline; record a justified component-specific applicability result.
Check bootstrap ownership and development/release authority parity at this repository's producer/consumer boundary.
Use maintained integration#3 profiler evidence before optimizing; preserve live access checks, ownership and success criteria.
Audit build/CI inputs, secret handling, private outputs, symlink containment, deletion, subprocess bounds, warnings and host dependencies.
meaningful public/private inline documentation, crate/target missing_docs enforcement without blanket allowances or hidden-API escapes, warning-denied private-item rustdoc and an undocumented-public-API negative gate.
Validation: Run cargo fmt --all -- --check, strict Clippy, unit/doctests and warning-denied builds/rustdoc for every owned crate/target under default and all valid feature, freestanding/host, SMP and profile combinations; test mutually exclusive combinations separately. Add focused VM regressions for runtime behavior and observe the older catalog and unit tests at the exact published heads.
Documentation: update applicable README/ARCHITECTURE/ROADMAP in meta's canonical format and affected technical-manual TeX/API references; keep README evergreen and shared governance byte-identical to meta.
Evidence: record exact source/dependency revisions, commands, configurations, real exit status, CI run URLs and results; repeat the audit on final heads and obtain independent review of security closures. No skipped/pending/predecessor result counts as a pass.

Alternatives and tradeoffs

Use cohesive local refactoring or a justified shared extraction only after identifying real common semantics and authority boundaries. Remove superseded paths after preserving maintained coverage. Profile before optimization; document unavoidable ABI/hardware limits and explicit quotas rather than weakening security for speed.

Process-bound installation checkpoint — 15 September 2026: Signed e835b3ab20c4186b1ebfc3e77c9bfc150cc43055 aligns the original shared IPC/capability dependencies for process-bound native consumers. Existing helper code and authority ceilings remain unchanged relative to its preceding feature checkpoint. Default/all-feature development/release tests, strict host and freestanding Clippy, native builds, private rustdoc, formatting and Markdown pass. The observed push CI run is successful; complete log classification and a review-triggered run remain required. No new realm behavior or guest build is claimed.

Process-bound native acceptance — 15 September 2026: The signed helper checkpoint now passes both push and review CIs with complete warning-free logs. Procd consumes the coherent original dependency graph and passes its full host/native matrix. Component acceptance does not close complete realm or guest-build work. Review: #2.

Staged mediator source checkpoint — 15 September 2026: Signed Loaderd adefd028c47d0e60bde65ef2ff2d95c8bfae11b6, Launchd 64b563482c9ecab115283fe56c8562d948fbbabd and Procd cdb0fe4d1496073521626ce21f0fa2c95a81bd36 implement separate exact-executable mediator staging. Operation 0x654 is correlated end-to-end; Procd retains the actual endpoint master and moves only the actual install grant. The mediator class cannot use ordinary start, immediate commit, TTY provisioning, powerbox installation or automatic restart. Exact-stage rollback and lost-reply custody remain owned. Shared IPC 5fa5fdb2edbfe963efae1c11f99a3a58d0062509 and capability ABI e5a3e864491479981b9ab37749109dafe52fa330 plus six original helper commits form the coherent dependency graph. Default/all development and release matrices pass: IPC 371 plus shim 20 (one existing native-only host ignore), capability ABI 191, Loaderd 90, Launchd 326 and Procd 233/238 tests. Strict host/native Clippy, warning-denied freestanding builds, private rustdoc, formatting and Markdown checks pass. Procd has forty native binary builds and six new mediator refusal/cleanup regressions. Loaderd exercises both staging classes through the existing complete-graph producer test. The TTY transaction, its test support and lifecycle policy tests are split into files below 1,000 lines. All six aligned helper libraries pass their full matrices. Current shared IPC CI 341/342 and capability ABI 218/219 pass with all eight complete warning-free logs. Older full Integration 1615/1616 now passes all 486 scenarios and subsequent native probes with six complete classified logs; its three deliberate negative diagnostics per integration job are retained. New producer/helper review CI is pending. No Posixd executable or coordinated realm VM acceptance is claimed. Actual grant-return provisioning, authenticated caller ownership, typed startup memory/inventory, readiness, configuration/seal, client I/O, fair retirement, complete consumer image adoption and both full guest build generations remain open. The manual update is being validated separately.

Corrected native staging checkpoint — 15 September 2026: Signed source 8fa4c7d9a45e366172a8795854f25b85ba1a1f55 is recorded in the current review. Align the original signed dependency graph for staged mediator producers while preserving helper behavior and authority ceilings. 4 tests pass in the full default/all development/release matrix, with strict host/native Clippy, native builds, private rustdoc and formatting. Matching push/review CI passes with complete warning-free logs. Actual grant-return provisioning, authenticated receiver readiness, configuration/seal, client I/O, fair retirement, whole-codebase authority/documentation closure and both complete guest build generations remain required. No runnable Posixd realm or guest-build acceptance is claimed.

Native terminal generation checkpoint — 17 September 2026: Signed revision 86b3d4cf83ee50dcb81979f9188b34c889808dae is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph now selects the generation-bearing operation 55 contract. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, freestanding builds, rustdoc, formatting and Markdown checks pass. Native producer/consumer migration, matching VM execution and full guest builds remain separate acceptance gates. Original automatic CI is being collected without retries.

Generation-bound native cleanup checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision f7fb2bc55d4bf1a288968e20a7e716108648005f is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the checked generation-bound cleanup ABI. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original CI 44 and CI 45 passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,748 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements.

Returned-grant shared contract checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision a78daeaae940c75d5639ef4b0e330e6b05056efc is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the checked returned-grant bootstrap contract. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original CI 46 and CI 47 passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,749 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements.

Caller-local grant relocation checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision 7a7484206fb289f27694b4cf48046a61115e7eb7 is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the caller-local grant relocation ABI. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original CI 48 and CI 49 passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,718 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements.

Explicit receiver admission checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision 2182459e2d05bdca3f088ff63b736bdffc48b4d8 is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts explicit owned receiver request budgets. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original CI 50 and CI 51 passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,684 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements.

Owned bootstrap wire checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision f3ef622f803b7945e15b633c203374c57eb599d6 is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the identity-only owned bootstrap request. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original CI 52 and CI 53 passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,692 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements.

Original supervisor wire checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision bb46dad2ae906c40b6df9496b743ed80d5c220a8 is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the supervisor-aware materialization request. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original CI 54 and CI 55 passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,714 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements.

Caller-bound realm storage wire checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision 8cc4f986797ce38abfd30736d66ae5b887b8923d is pushed. The coherent immutable graph adopts caller-bound realm messages and, where used, explicit version-3 deployment storage. Local authority and runtime policy are unchanged. Default/all development and release tests, strict host/native Clippy, freestanding builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original CI 56 and CI 57 passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,690 bytes), without warnings. Actual admission dispatch, coordinated consumer VMs, runnable mediators and both full builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements.

Tracking and rollout

Runtime dependency alignment — 15 September 2026

Signed 7cc6dc5b4bf071990eb2f655571f0106895a644e aligns the existing dependency pins with the original signed library graph. This checkpoint changes Cargo selections and the roadmap; the repository's Rust implementation files are unchanged. The default/all-feature development/release matrix passes 4 tests in each feature/profile configuration, formatting, strict host/native Clippy, 4 native builds and private rustdoc, without warnings. Canonical documentation checks pass. Push/review CI 40/41 passes with complete classified logs and no warnings. Coherent product catalog adoption and product VM acceptance remain pending. Review: #2.

Validated mediator constructor adoption — 15 September 2026

Procd selects checked native operation 54 only for mediator staging, without a parent VSpace receipt. The native TCB retains backing; the child initially holds only its primary endpoint. Other roles retain ordinary construction and its existing receipt/drop sequence. A refusal never falls back to operation 32. Scratch absence cleanup, exact stage retirement, private endpoint-master custody, grant-only handoff and all ordinary mediator start gates remain in place.

Signed original revision 23dc5b0ad8040827d6f9e189e69b3d2a824024bc. All 4 tests and the full strict default/all development/release host/native matrix pass. Exact push/review CI has complete warning-free logs. The existing shared graph follows signed IPC 7c771205 and applicable capability ABI 2d6b1283 through original Git objects; no dependency or helper authority is added. Repeated roadmap notes are consolidated.

The previously accepted Kernel 6d2ca19c native fixture establishes the constructor object, root-absence and backing contract. This checkpoint adds producer transport controls; it does not claim a new Procd CPL3 VM, runtime-image adoption or runnable realm. Integration source and native VM inputs are unchanged. The manual is signed at Docs 8b30523f3d7e1c300f39e3418a8748dae10ec04f; all 45 tests, final warning-free rendering and CI 877/878 pass.

Runtime-image adoption, authenticated grant return, guarded bootstrap routes, private execution, receiver readiness, configuration/seal, client I/O, fair retirement and both full guest build generations remain open. Whole-codebase semantic authority and private-item documentation audits remain incomplete.

Parent work: erix/integration#2 and erix/docs#1.
Branch: feature/posix-compat; update linked WIP PRs after coherent signed checkpoints using canonical CONTRIBUTING.md messages.
Baseline revision: 25cee2565c5f8d5f9ed2ca443ff72e886d5ab86d; refresh component/dependency heads and their own CI evidence as implementation advances.
Cross-repository dependencies remain full lowercase commit hashes; update the selected graph deliberately. This issue does not authorize merges, release tags or replacement of published images.

Explicit install-grant library checkpoint — 19 September 2026: signed/pushed commit 8c2010e293281e2796bd6a7331097067729620dd. Original dependency pins now select the shared explicit grant-rights contract without mixed wire/capability revisions. The local API and authority policy are unchanged. Four host test matrices pass 4 tests each, alongside four native builds, strict host/native Clippy, formatting, private rustdoc and policy checks. Validation has no warnings. Original CI 58/59 passes with four complete hashed logs (47,686 bytes), zero warnings.

Coordinated actual consumers and matching native execution remain open under Kernel design 19. This dependency/wire checkpoint does not establish complete lifecycle acceptance or either full EriX build generation. Phase completion retains native external Rust/LLVM/runtime rebuilding as an independent requirement.

Acknowledged terminal consumer dependencies — 21 September 2026: signed commit 09a9de168bd85fb5a117b055961fe919f23debd4 aligns original shared revisions for repeatable terminal observation and exact acknowledgement under Kernel design 20. No local API or capability policy changes. Four strict 4-unit host configurations, four native builds, host/native Clippy, private rustdoc, formatting and dependency checks pass without warnings. Original CI 60, 61 passes; four complete logs total 47,716 bytes with verified hashes and zero warning candidates. Actual service consumer and coherent full VM adoption remain open in phase completion.

## Problem and motivation This issue tracks continuous Phase 6 audit closure for `lib-interrupt`. Define interrupt-service data and validation contracts for explicitly authorized controllers and recipients. An initial inventory is not a security or documentation closure claim. Evidence must follow each changed boundary through final heads, with priority security, reliability, then performance. ## Proposed behavior and scope Current inventory: 1 Cargo target (1 lib); manifests: `Cargo.toml`. Include explicit and automatically discovered targets, supported features and target-specific configurations. Trace authority-bearing values across callers and public APIs; prove that the library does not acquire hidden service, hardware or host authority. Treat startup/teardown and rootd parity dimensions as caller/consumer contracts where this crate owns no process, with a separate evidence-backed applicability decision per row. ## Authority, security and reliability Maintain a finding register with public finding references, exact revisions, invariants, reproduction, owners, regression tests and closure evidence. Publish only non-sensitive status here; suspected vulnerabilities follow SECURITY.md. Each dimension below needs its own result and rationale; an absent daemon or current Rust target is not a blanket exemption. ## Acceptance criteria - [ ] Record origin, recipient, object, operations, delegation ceiling, lifetime and aliases for each relevant capability or caller-supplied authority-bearing value. - [ ] Audit ambient discovery/selectors, cwd/PATH/environment, numeric identities, inherited routes and host fallbacks; require explicit authorized intake. - [ ] Account for residual authority after success, error, cancellation, timeout, restart, failed transfer and teardown, including fork/exec where implemented. - [ ] Remove unnecessary endpoints, broad rights, duplicate aliases, provider/admin grants and debug routes. - [ ] Exercise stale generations, replay, pending replies, forged descriptive identity and object/path resolution races at the owned boundary. - [ ] Prove independent cleanup attempts and caller-specific error precedence; quarantine or terminate when retained authority cannot be accounted for. - [ ] Review unsafe/FFI/parser/arithmetic/lifetime/lock/publication invariants and add adversarial coverage where practical. - [ ] Inventory obsolete APIs, wrappers, fallback/dead paths and duplicate validators with their maintained callers. - [ ] Migrate callers and delete deprecated contracts/shims in a coherent signed revision graph; reject retired input versions where relevant. - [ ] Classify each size/count/depth/time bound as ABI, hardware, explicit resource policy or accidental limitation. - [ ] Test beyond removed boundaries and at allocation/ABI limits while preserving exhaustion errors, denial-of-service controls and bounded waits. - [ ] Keep every tracked authored code/test/script/workflow file below 1000 physical lines through thematic refactoring. - [ ] Run the deterministic tracked-source size gate, covering executable fixtures/generators and excluding only genuine non-code data or external payloads. - [ ] Audit production/test feature and symbol separation, including this repository's effect on rootd test orchestration. - [ ] Supply changes affecting rootd semantic surface to the maintained same-toolchain baseline; record a justified component-specific applicability result. - [ ] Check bootstrap ownership and development/release authority parity at this repository's producer/consumer boundary. - [ ] Use maintained [integration#3](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/integration/issues/3) profiler evidence before optimizing; preserve live access checks, ownership and success criteria. - [ ] Audit build/CI inputs, secret handling, private outputs, symlink containment, deletion, subprocess bounds, warnings and host dependencies. - [ ] meaningful public/private inline documentation, crate/target `missing_docs` enforcement without blanket allowances or hidden-API escapes, warning-denied private-item rustdoc and an undocumented-public-API negative gate. - [ ] Validation: Run `cargo fmt --all -- --check`, strict Clippy, unit/doctests and warning-denied builds/rustdoc for every owned crate/target under default and all valid feature, freestanding/host, SMP and profile combinations; test mutually exclusive combinations separately. Add focused VM regressions for runtime behavior and observe the older catalog and unit tests at the exact published heads. - [ ] Documentation: update applicable README/ARCHITECTURE/ROADMAP in meta's canonical format and affected technical-manual TeX/API references; keep README evergreen and shared governance byte-identical to meta. - [ ] Evidence: record exact source/dependency revisions, commands, configurations, real exit status, CI run URLs and results; repeat the audit on final heads and obtain independent review of security closures. No skipped/pending/predecessor result counts as a pass. ## Alternatives and tradeoffs Use cohesive local refactoring or a justified shared extraction only after identifying real common semantics and authority boundaries. Remove superseded paths after preserving maintained coverage. Profile before optimization; document unavoidable ABI/hardware limits and explicit quotas rather than weakening security for speed. Process-bound installation checkpoint — 15 September 2026: Signed `e835b3ab20c4186b1ebfc3e77c9bfc150cc43055` aligns the original shared IPC/capability dependencies for process-bound native consumers. Existing helper code and authority ceilings remain unchanged relative to its preceding feature checkpoint. Default/all-feature development/release tests, strict host and freestanding Clippy, native builds, private rustdoc, formatting and Markdown pass. The observed push CI run is successful; complete log classification and a review-triggered run remain required. No new realm behavior or guest build is claimed. Process-bound native acceptance — 15 September 2026: The signed helper checkpoint now passes both push and review CIs with complete warning-free logs. Procd consumes the coherent original dependency graph and passes its full host/native matrix. Component acceptance does not close complete realm or guest-build work. Review: https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/pulls/2. Staged mediator source checkpoint — 15 September 2026: Signed Loaderd `adefd028c47d0e60bde65ef2ff2d95c8bfae11b6`, Launchd `64b563482c9ecab115283fe56c8562d948fbbabd` and Procd `cdb0fe4d1496073521626ce21f0fa2c95a81bd36` implement separate exact-executable mediator staging. Operation 0x654 is correlated end-to-end; Procd retains the actual endpoint master and moves only the actual install grant. The mediator class cannot use ordinary start, immediate commit, TTY provisioning, powerbox installation or automatic restart. Exact-stage rollback and lost-reply custody remain owned. Shared IPC `5fa5fdb2edbfe963efae1c11f99a3a58d0062509` and capability ABI `e5a3e864491479981b9ab37749109dafe52fa330` plus six original helper commits form the coherent dependency graph. Default/all development and release matrices pass: IPC 371 plus shim 20 (one existing native-only host ignore), capability ABI 191, Loaderd 90, Launchd 326 and Procd 233/238 tests. Strict host/native Clippy, warning-denied freestanding builds, private rustdoc, formatting and Markdown checks pass. Procd has forty native binary builds and six new mediator refusal/cleanup regressions. Loaderd exercises both staging classes through the existing complete-graph producer test. The TTY transaction, its test support and lifecycle policy tests are split into files below 1,000 lines. All six aligned helper libraries pass their full matrices. Current shared IPC CI 341/342 and capability ABI 218/219 pass with all eight complete warning-free logs. Older full Integration 1615/1616 now passes all 486 scenarios and subsequent native probes with six complete classified logs; its three deliberate negative diagnostics per integration job are retained. New producer/helper review CI is pending. No Posixd executable or coordinated realm VM acceptance is claimed. Actual grant-return provisioning, authenticated caller ownership, typed startup memory/inventory, readiness, configuration/seal, client I/O, fair retirement, complete consumer image adoption and both full guest build generations remain open. The manual update is being validated separately. Corrected native staging checkpoint — 15 September 2026: Signed source `8fa4c7d9a45e366172a8795854f25b85ba1a1f55` is recorded in [the current review](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/pulls/2). Align the original signed dependency graph for staged mediator producers while preserving helper behavior and authority ceilings. 4 tests pass in the full default/all development/release matrix, with strict host/native Clippy, native builds, private rustdoc and formatting. Matching push/review CI passes with complete warning-free logs. Actual grant-return provisioning, authenticated receiver readiness, configuration/seal, client I/O, fair retirement, whole-codebase authority/documentation closure and both complete guest build generations remain required. No runnable Posixd realm or guest-build acceptance is claimed. Native terminal generation checkpoint — 17 September 2026: Signed revision `86b3d4cf83ee50dcb81979f9188b34c889808dae` is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph now selects the generation-bearing operation 55 contract. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, freestanding builds, rustdoc, formatting and Markdown checks pass. Native producer/consumer migration, matching VM execution and full guest builds remain separate acceptance gates. Original automatic CI is being collected without retries. Generation-bound native cleanup checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision `f7fb2bc55d4bf1a288968e20a7e716108648005f` is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the checked generation-bound cleanup ABI. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original [CI 44](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/44) and [CI 45](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/45) passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,748 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements. Returned-grant shared contract checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision `a78daeaae940c75d5639ef4b0e330e6b05056efc` is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the checked returned-grant bootstrap contract. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original [CI 46](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/46) and [CI 47](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/47) passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,749 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements. Caller-local grant relocation checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision `7a7484206fb289f27694b4cf48046a61115e7eb7` is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the caller-local grant relocation ABI. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original [CI 48](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/48) and [CI 49](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/49) passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,718 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements. Explicit receiver admission checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision `2182459e2d05bdca3f088ff63b736bdffc48b4d8` is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts explicit owned receiver request budgets. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original [CI 50](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/50) and [CI 51](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/51) passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,684 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements. Owned bootstrap wire checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision `f3ef622f803b7945e15b633c203374c57eb599d6` is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the identity-only owned bootstrap request. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all-feature development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original [CI 52](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/52) and [CI 53](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/53) passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,692 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements. Original supervisor wire checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision `bb46dad2ae906c40b6df9496b743ed80d5c220a8` is pushed. The coherent immutable dependency graph adopts the supervisor-aware materialization request. Local runtime policy is unchanged. Default/all development and release units, strict host/native Clippy, native builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original [CI 54](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/54) and [CI 55](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/55) passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,714 bytes), without warnings. Runnable mediator bootstrap, fair retirement and both complete builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements. Caller-bound realm storage wire checkpoint — 18 September 2026: Signed revision `8cc4f986797ce38abfd30736d66ae5b887b8923d` is pushed. The coherent immutable graph adopts caller-bound realm messages and, where used, explicit version-3 deployment storage. Local authority and runtime policy are unchanged. Default/all development and release tests, strict host/native Clippy, freestanding builds and private-item rustdoc pass. Formatting and Markdown checks pass. Original [CI 56](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/56) and [CI 57](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/57) passes; all four terminal logs are complete (47,690 bytes), without warnings. Actual admission dispatch, coordinated consumer VMs, runnable mediators and both full builds inside EriX remain separate open acceptance requirements. ## Tracking and rollout ### Runtime dependency alignment — 15 September 2026 Signed `7cc6dc5b4bf071990eb2f655571f0106895a644e` aligns the existing dependency pins with the original signed library graph. This checkpoint changes Cargo selections and the roadmap; the repository's Rust implementation files are unchanged. The default/all-feature development/release matrix passes 4 tests in each feature/profile configuration, formatting, strict host/native Clippy, 4 native builds and private rustdoc, without warnings. Canonical documentation checks pass. Push/review CI 40/41 passes with complete classified logs and no warnings. Coherent product catalog adoption and product VM acceptance remain pending. Review: https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/pulls/2. ### Validated mediator constructor adoption — 15 September 2026 Procd selects checked native operation 54 only for mediator staging, without a parent VSpace receipt. The native TCB retains backing; the child initially holds only its primary endpoint. Other roles retain ordinary construction and its existing receipt/drop sequence. A refusal never falls back to operation 32. Scratch absence cleanup, exact stage retirement, private endpoint-master custody, grant-only handoff and all ordinary mediator start gates remain in place. Signed original revision `23dc5b0ad8040827d6f9e189e69b3d2a824024bc`. All 4 tests and the full strict default/all development/release host/native matrix pass. Exact push/review CI has complete warning-free logs. The existing shared graph follows signed IPC 7c771205 and applicable capability ABI 2d6b1283 through original Git objects; no dependency or helper authority is added. Repeated roadmap notes are consolidated. The previously accepted Kernel 6d2ca19c native fixture establishes the constructor object, root-absence and backing contract. This checkpoint adds producer transport controls; it does not claim a new Procd CPL3 VM, runtime-image adoption or runnable realm. Integration source and native VM inputs are unchanged. The manual is signed at Docs `8b30523f3d7e1c300f39e3418a8748dae10ec04f`; all 45 tests, final warning-free rendering and CI 877/878 pass. Runtime-image adoption, authenticated grant return, guarded bootstrap routes, private execution, receiver readiness, configuration/seal, client I/O, fair retirement and both full guest build generations remain open. Whole-codebase semantic authority and private-item documentation audits remain incomplete. - Parent work: https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/integration/issues/2 and https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/docs/issues/1. - Branch: `feature/posix-compat`; update linked WIP PRs after coherent signed checkpoints using canonical CONTRIBUTING.md messages. - Baseline revision: `25cee2565c5f8d5f9ed2ca443ff72e886d5ab86d`; refresh component/dependency heads and their own CI evidence as implementation advances. - Cross-repository dependencies remain full lowercase commit hashes; update the selected graph deliberately. This issue does not authorize merges, release tags or replacement of published images. Explicit install-grant library checkpoint — 19 September 2026: signed/pushed commit [8c2010e293281e2796bd6a7331097067729620dd](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/commit/8c2010e293281e2796bd6a7331097067729620dd). Original dependency pins now select the shared explicit grant-rights contract without mixed wire/capability revisions. The local API and authority policy are unchanged. Four host test matrices pass 4 tests each, alongside four native builds, strict host/native Clippy, formatting, private rustdoc and policy checks. Validation has no warnings. Original CI 58/59 passes with four complete hashed logs (47,686 bytes), zero warnings. Coordinated actual consumers and matching native execution remain open under [Kernel design 19](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/kernel/issues/19). This dependency/wire checkpoint does not establish complete lifecycle acceptance or either full EriX build generation. [Phase completion](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/integration/issues/65) retains native external Rust/LLVM/runtime rebuilding as an independent requirement. Acknowledged terminal consumer dependencies — 21 September 2026: signed commit [09a9de168bd85fb5a117b055961fe919f23debd4](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/commit/09a9de168bd85fb5a117b055961fe919f23debd4) aligns original shared revisions for repeatable terminal observation and exact acknowledgement under [Kernel design 20](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/kernel/issues/20). No local API or capability policy changes. Four strict 4-unit host configurations, four native builds, host/native Clippy, private rustdoc, formatting and dependency checks pass without warnings. Original CI [60](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/60), [61](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/lib-interrupt/actions/runs/61) passes; four complete logs total 47,716 bytes with verified hashes and zero warning candidates. Actual service consumer and coherent full VM adoption remain open in [phase completion](https://git.erikinkinen.fi/erix/integration/issues/65).

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