Kernel publishing access request: Homo Machina pre-genesis CPU kernels

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by J4D3JADED - opened

Kernel publishing access request: Homo Machina pre-genesis CPU kernels

I have requested Kernel Publishing access for J4D3JADED and am sharing the implemented work as requested by the account-page guidance.

The project is a pre-genesis, non-observer resource-qualification apparatus for CPU-only continuous-inference research. The current kernel source package implements:

  • direct memory-mapped lookup over a 38,455,861-byte CR-BTB runtime table with 726,773 entries;
  • exact signed INT8 correlation and absolute-distance accumulation;
  • a fused mathematical short/medium/long state interaction primitive;
  • proposed durable-state deltas without direct mutation of durable state;
  • portable C/C++ with OpenMP;
  • independent NumPy correctness references;
  • reproducible Docker builds and persistent benchmark reports;
  • a build.toml scaffold targeting the first-class cpu kernel backend.

The deployed CPU-Basic qualification verified that native INT8 results exactly match NumPy and that the fused state operation remains within floating-point reference tolerance. The container-built shared library SHA-256 is:

50901e4b351c76558648e0c429ed2abdc2ad94396fe98e3878dffb5b170483cf

The associated Space and CPU-grant evidence are here:

The Space is currently private because it mounts a private donor and private persistent research bucket. Once kernel creation is approved, I intend to publish the kernel source, compatibility metadata, reference tests, benchmarks, and safe public artifacts in a dedicated kernel repository. Architecture-specific AVX2/AVX-512/ARM variants will not be claimed until separately implemented and measured.

Current source-package update

The private proof Space now contains the current edition-6 Kernel Hub package
source at commit 098cee2176cd3a8c3cb3cd75b8f16ca61b3d6326:

  • build.toml with CPU backend, version, edition, license, and Torch dependency;
  • upstream-compatible flake.nix;
  • CPU Torch implementations and operation registration;
  • repository card and local example;
  • the separately tested standalone C ABI and NumPy reference test.

The Space rebuilt successfully on free CPU Basic and its standalone correctness
tests passed again. The account still reports Kernel Publishing access as
pending, so I have not claimed or created the dedicated first-class kernel
repository. Full Nix/kernel-builder validation will be run after access and a
suitable builder environment are available.

Update: The associated CPU hardware/Space grant request is withdrawn. The linked Space and its grant discussion have been removed. No CPU or GPU grant allocation is requested for this project.

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