No hidden framework
HTML, CSS and ECMAScript modules, all checked into this repository. Browser code only imports relative, first-party modules.
Read the repository ↗No Docker. No Kubernetes. No Node.js. No npm. No unnecessary dependencies. Just software that stands on its own.
A small website should not require a container fleet, a build pipeline, a dependency resolver, and twelve configuration dialects just to put a button on the screen.
We aren't claiming containers, package managers, or orchestration never solve real problems. We're rejecting the default assumption that every problem needs them.
This is not War,This is a Divorce.
This Isn't War, This Is Pest Control
Interactive, deterministic cellular automata running entirely in your browser. No downloads, CDNs, npm, WebAssembly, or server calls. Inspect every line.
Fingerprint is a reproducibility checksum, not a cryptographic security claim. Render timing is an observation on your device, not a benchmark against another stack.
HTML, CSS and ECMAScript modules, all checked into this repository. Browser code only imports relative, first-party modules.
Read the repository ↗Run the deterministic algorithm checks here, in this browser. They exercise seeded randomness, automaton evolution, fingerprints, and replay identity.
Run the repository scanner and unittest suite using the Python standard library. It searches for dependency manifests, remote executable assets, and hashes first-party browser files.
Zero third-party packages is not zero trust. The browser, operating system, Python interpreter, GitHub Pages hosting, and their supply chains remain real dependencies. This project reduces avoidable application dependencies; it does not claim invulnerability.
A public, source-linked inventory of QSOLKCB repositories, with filename evidence collected from their default-branch Git trees. Browse observed package manifests, container markers and workflow files. No known manifest observed does not mean zero dependencies. Unknown and truncated scans stay unknown.
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Run two first-party implementations of the same deterministic DOM workload on your device: direct DOM replacement and a small local keyed reconciler. Timings, adapter source sizes, paired differences and SHA-256 evidence receipts are generated locally on demand. No external services or package installation.
No measurement has run. The results below are intentionally empty.
No measured receipt yet.
A safe, interactive archive of software failure modes. Reproduce the mistakes, inspect the bounded correction, and run assertions before accepting the evidence. Three specimens reflect documented INDEPENDENCE review findings; two are clearly labelled illustrative security examples.
No museum-wide run yet. Exhibit observations are generated on demand.
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Deterministic mutation testing: 15 harmless, predefined defects in five isolated first-party function families. Run a small or expanded test suite and inspect exactly which defects it catches. Every mutant has a known divergent witness. No deployed source is modified.
No mutation tests have run. Results are generated only when you start the experiment.
No evidence receipt yet.
AI + WEB TECH = UNLIMITED POTENTIAL.
Here's the part the previous five releases didn't tell you: an independent human with an idea, AI engineering assistance, first-party web standards, GitHub pull requests, persistent source history, adversarial review, and the willingness to say NO when a change drifts off mission.
The slogan is aspirational, not literal: AI has failure modes, finite context and capability limits; humans and computers have budgets, platform limits and responsibilities. The method creates leverage, not automatic correctness. This section describes our working practice, not a measured productivity experiment or proof that AI is infallible.
Select each stage. The human directs and approves; AI helps design, implement and troubleshoot; source-control records and tests provide independently inspectable evidence. No stage below executes an AI model or GitHub operation.
Treat each item as a guardrail that you can verify. Ticking a box is only your acknowledgement; it does not inspect a repository, run tests, certify code, or authorise a merge.
Supply a concrete goal, explicit boundaries, invariants and acceptance tests. Generate a reusable handoff contract you can inspect and copy. All fields stay in this browser page: there is no submission, backend, saved session or LLM API call.
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These are links to the project's actual merged pull requests, not invented speed or accuracy benchmarks. The lesson is the repeatable *review discipline* — not that every AI-produced patch was correct on the first try.
Run bounded checks against the actual first-party JavaScript, using separately implemented mathematical oracles. Exhaust every binary automaton row through width eight under all 256 rules, evaluate an exact-integer geometric sum, check seeded replay and hash formats, and expose a known mutable-fingerprint counterexample.
GNATprove FSF 16.1.0 reported all 21 checks proved, exit code 0. The same checkout reported 186/186 Python tests passed. These are version-pinned, user-reported results—not independent execution attestation or proof of Python/JavaScript equivalence.
No local proof-contract checks have run. The results below are intentionally empty.
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Run seed-replayable, bounded property tests against the real first-party automaton. A deliberately injected wraparound-boundary defect demonstrates canonical counterexample minimisation; a separate real legacy Uint8Array ownership counterexample demonstrates an opt-in defensive-copy alternative.
Every input is deterministic at a fixed seed. The mutant is an explicit teaching fixture, not a discovered production vulnerability. The ownership defect is real, and the existing API remains unchanged. No claims of mathematical proof or authentic external execution.
Property lab not executed yet.
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Explore v0.9's AUTOMATA4/1 finite specification: all 256 rules × all 16 four-bit rows, with fixed-zero exterior boundaries. The browser executes the real first-party JavaScript evolve(), compares all 4,096 simultaneous transitions to independent arithmetic and detects input mutation.
Nothing has run. No verification is claimed.
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FINITE CONFORMANCE IS NOT A FORMAL REFINEMENT PROOF. SHA-256 RECEIPTS ARE NOT EXECUTION ATTESTATION. New Lean and GNATprove results remain NOT_RUN until verified on actual toolchains.
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Explore a synthetic dependency tree. This is a mathematical illustration, not measured npm, Docker, Kubernetes, or vulnerability data. Real package graphs share nodes, often have cycles, and aren't perfect trees.