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Release2026-02-15

Initial OSS release of the HELM execution kernel. Includes PEP, Guardian, ProofGraph, EvidencePack export, conformance L1/L2, and OpenAI SDK compatibility.

  • One-line BASE_URL integration
  • Receipt chain with SHA-256 + Lamport clocks
  • EvidencePack export and offline verification
  • WASI sandbox with bounded compute
  • Conformance L1 (deterministic execution) and L2 (verifiable evidence)
// EVIDENCE RECORD
SHA-256 Checksum
c4d5e6f7a8b9c4d5e6f7a8b9c4d5e6f7a8b9c4d5e6f7a8b9c4d5e6f7a8b9c4d5
Verify Offline
npx @mindburn/helm --bundle helm-v0.1.1.tar.gz

Standard2026-02-14

Published the Canonical Deterministic Execution Standard. Defines ProofGraph, receipt schema, conformance levels, and EvidencePack format.

  • RFC-001: ProofGraph specification
  • RFC-002: EvidencePack format
  • RFC-003: PEP boundary specification
  • RFC-004: Bounded compute (WASI/Wazero)
  • RFC-005: Approval ceremonies

Research2026-02-13

Why deterministic execution boundaries are necessary for autonomous agent safety. Analysis of failure modes in unbounded tool-calling systems.

  • Taxonomy of agent failure modes
  • Proof that probabilistic safety is insufficient
  • Formal model of the Guardian function

All releases are cryptographically signed and include conformance attestations.