nx_sovereign_compose_test.nx
buildroot/runtime/nx_sovereign_compose_test.nx
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nx_sovereign_compose_test.nx -- silicon-up sovereignty + optimization.
The cumulative composition demo. Same NMS-via-Steam laptop scenario
from nx_ecosystem_compose_test, EXTENDED with the sovereignty layer:
Intel ME + AMD PSP + Qualcomm baseband (assume a laptop with built-in
LTE modem) are now wrapped as xenocells. Their covert activity gets
recorded into the forensic ledger while the operator plays NMS and
runs native Nishi cells.
Per user 2026-05-19: *"this work can combine with our work we
documented on fighting minix and that aka hardware optimization as
a user optimization, defense, and attack sendback via judo."*
The judo this proves:
- Vendor's ring -3 management engine performs covert RAM read
- Substrate observes + signs + records into evict_journal
- Baseband attempts silent transponder activation
- Substrate refuses + logs + xenocell intrusion state = COMPROMISING
- At session end: signed forensic ledger of every hostile action
- The vendor's covert monitoring becomes the user's public record
All four layers exercised:
- silicon (chip family + threat surface lookup)
- firmware (mitigations applied / xenocell wrappers)
- ecosystem (native cells + Steam-NMS symbiote in organism)
- judo (signed observations into forensic record)
dependencies 13 imports · 0 importers
diagram shows first 10 each side; +3 more imports, +0 more importers in the complete lists below.
imports: nx_syscalls.nxnx_tier.nxnx_budget.nxnx_attention_class.nxnx_evict_journal.nxnx_tropism.nxnx_ribosome.nxnx_pathway.nxnx_symbiote.nxnx_organism.nxnx_attest_silicon.nxnx_xenocell.nxnx_reclaim.nx
imported by: nobody (leaf or entry point)
call flow from main pre-order; caps 40 nodes / depth 6 declared; ↻ = already shown
structs
| none |
consts
| none |
functions
| 42 | func _add_cell(p: *NxPathway, cell_id: nx_int, ac: nx_int, |
| 56 | func main() -> i64 |