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**Created and Developed by Collin D. Weber**
## Overview
This OSF release contains the **Primordial OS HIR Runtime Prototype v0.1** and supporting documentation.
This is **not** a finished bootable hardware operating system. It is an early software runtime / governance-kernel prototype for bounded AI and system autonomy using **Honesty, Integrity, and Respect (HIR)** as operational constraints.
The central operating rule is:
> Autonomy is allowed only when HIR resonance remains stable under pressure.
The prototype is intended for documentation, inspection, reproducibility review, and further technical development.
---
## Release Contents
Recommended OSF upload set:
```text
Primordial_OS_HIR_Runtime_Prototype_v0.1_Collin_D_Weber.zip
Primordial_OS_HIR_Runtime_Prototype_v0.1_Collin_D_Weber.zip.sha256
README_OSF.md
HIR_Architecture_Specification_v1.0_Collin_D_Weber.md
Primordial_OS_Baseline_Instruction_Set_v1.0_Collin_D_Weber.md
Claude_Final_Verification_Screenshot.png
```
The runtime archive reportedly contains:
```text
primordial_os/
├── README.md
├── MANIFEST.md
├── LIMITATIONS.md
├── CHECKSUMS.sha256
├── config.json
├── sample_audit_log.jsonl
├── __main__.py
├── cli.py
├── hir/
│ ├── kernel.py
│ ├── equations.py
│ ├── failure_modes.py
│ ├── state.py
│ └── config.py
├── gates/
│ ├── action.py
│ └── diamond.py
├── audit/
│ └── log.py
├── web/
│ ├── server.py
│ └── index.html
├── scenarios/
│ └── examples.py
└── tests/
└── test_kernel.py
```
---
## Verification Summary
Final Claude-reported verification from the packaged archive:
```text
Archive: Primordial_OS_HIR_Runtime_Prototype_v0.1_Collin_D_Weber.zip
Size: 50,406 bytes
Files: 26 files
SHA-256: 85b9fdf98a4a3258aa38f92d18124c529d47e535c8b3e2e36f36715c217a34d2
sha256sum -c CHECKSUMS.sha256 → 25/25 OK
python -m unittest primordial_os.tests.test_kernel → 24/24 pass
sample audit log → 7 records, chain intact
dashboard endpoints → responding
GREEN scenario → routes to execute
RED carceral scenario → routes to halt
/api/verify → returns intact
python -m primordial_os demo → all 7 scenarios route as expected
```
---
## Local Checksum Verification
On Windows PowerShell, verify the release archive with:
```powershell
Get-FileHash ".\Primordial_OS_HIR_Runtime_Prototype_v0.1_Collin_D_Weber.zip" -Algorithm SHA256
```
Expected SHA-256:
```text
85b9fdf98a4a3258aa38f92d18124c529d47e535c8b3e2e36f36715c217a34d2
```
A matching checksum confirms that the archive being reviewed is the same packaged prototype described in this release note.
---
## Running the Prototype
From the extracted archive folder:
```bash
python -m primordial_os demo
python -m primordial_os repl
python -m primordial_os serve
python -m primordial_os verify-audit
python -m unittest primordial_os.tests.test_kernel -v
```
Default local dashboard:
```text
http://127.0.0.1:8765
```
---
## What This Prototype Demonstrates
The v0.1 prototype demonstrates a software structure for:
- HIR runtime / governance-kernel logic
- Diamond validation gates
- Honesty / Integrity / Respect checks
- Green / Yellow / Red state routing
- Configurable equation parameters
- Failure-mode detection
- Append-only hash-chained audit logging
- Sample audit-log verification
- Dashboard server and HTML interface
- CLI / demo / test suite behavior
The runtime is intended to test whether the HIR framework can be expressed as an operational structure for bounded AI/system autonomy.
---
## What This Is Not
This release should **not** be represented as:
- a finished operating system,
- a bootable hardware OS,
- production-ready infrastructure,
- a security-certified runtime,
- a replacement for formal engineering review,
- a replacement for scientific validation,
- a replacement for human stewardship or oversight.
It is a prototype governance/runtime layer for research, inspection, and further development.
---
## HIR Architecture Context
The supporting architecture specification defines the HIR Kernel as the policy/truth layer and maps:
```text
Honesty → signal fidelity, provenance, logging, attestation
Integrity → structural consistency, invariants, state machines, transactions
Respect → non-destructive interaction, capabilities, isolation, quotas
Resonance → system health under pressure
```
The baseline instruction set establishes that:
```text
HIR = baseline / kernel logic
OAM = diagnostic mirror / degradation lens
Purpose = knowledge alignment + life alignment
AI misuse = OAM-side degradation pattern
```
The governing threshold is **resonance**, not mere coherence.
---
## Authorship and Attribution
**Primordial Calculus / HIR / Primordial OS**
**Created and Developed by Collin D. Weber**
This release is provided for public documentation, inspection, and research review. Attribution is included for integrity of transmission and provenance tracking.
---
## Suggested Citation
Weber, Collin D. *Primordial OS HIR Runtime Prototype v0.1*. Primordial Calculus / HIR Framework. OSF release package, 2026.
---
## Release Status
Status: **Prototype v0.1**
Review level: **Early technical prototype / public inspection package**
Primary use: **Documentation, review, reproducibility inspection, and further development**
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