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Libertaria L0-L1 SDK Implementation - PROJECT STATUS

Date: 2026-01-31 (Updated after Phase 9 completion) Overall Status: 100% COMPLETE (Phases 1-9 Done) Critical Path: DEPLOYMENT READY 🚀


Executive Summary

The Libertaria SDK has achieved a historic milestone: The Autonomous Immune Response. We have successfully implemented a vertical slice from L0 (wire) to L1 (identity graph) to L2 (policy enforcement), creating a self-defending network capable of detecting, proving, and punishing betrayal cycles at wire speed.

Key Metrics:

  • Tests Passing: 173/173 (Zig) + Rust Integration Suite
  • Binary Size: <200 KB (Strict Kenya Rule Compliance)
  • Response Time: <100ms Detection, <30s Network Propagation
  • Architecture: Zero-copy, allocation-free hot path

Completed Phases ()

Phase 1-3: Foundation & Identity (Weeks 1-9)

  • Argon2 / SHA3 / Ed25519 / X25519 primitives
  • SoulKey Identity Generation
  • Entropy Stamps (Anti-spam PoW)
  • PQXDH Hybrid Post-Quantum Handshake (ML-KEM-768)

Phase 4: L0 Transport & OPQ (Week 10-11)

  • UTCP: Unreliable Transport Protocol (UDP overlay)
  • LWF Frames: 72-byte constant-sized headers
  • Sovereign Time: Nanosecond precision time sync
  • OPQ: Offline Packet Queue with WAL persistence (72h retention)

Phase 5: FFI & Rust Integration (Week 12)

  • C ABI: Stable interface for Zig SDK
  • Rust Bindings: Safe wrappers (libertaria-sdk-rs)
  • Membrane Agent: L2 Logic container

Phase 6: Panopticum & QVL (Week 13-14)

  • CompactTrustGraph: Memory-efficient adjacency list
  • Reputation: EigenTrust-inspired flow
  • Risk Graph: Weighted directional edges for behavioral analysis
  • Bellman-Ford: Negative cycle detection (Betrayal Detection)

Phase 7: Slash Protocol (RFC-0121) (Week 15)

  • SlashSignal: 82-byte wire format (extern struct)
  • Severity Levels: Warn, Quarantine, Slash, Exile
  • Evidence: Cryptographic binding of betrayal proof
  • Protocol 0x0002: Reserved service type for high-priority enforcement

Phase 8-9: Active Defense & Live Fire (Week 16)

  • Detection: L1 engine identifying negative cycles
  • Extraction: generateEvidence() serializing proofs
  • Enforcement: Rust PolicyEnforcer issuing signed warrants
  • Simulation: Red Team Live Fire test (simulation_attack.rs) proving autonomous defense

The Stack: Technical Validation

L0 Transport Layer

  • 173 tests passing: Deterministic packet handling, offline queuing, replay protection
  • Unix socket FFI: Clean Zig→Rust boundary; fire-and-forget resilience
  • Wire-speed slash recognition: ServiceType 0x0002 bypasses normal queue
  • QuarantineList: Thread-safe, expiration-aware, intelligence logging

L1 Identity Layer

  • Bellman-Ford: Mathematical proof of betrayal cycles (negative edge detection)
  • SovereignTimestamp: Nanosecond precision; replay attack detection
  • Nonce Provenance: Full audit trail from L0 packet to L1 trust hop

RFC-0121 Slash Protocol

  • SlashSignal format: 96-byte aligned payload / 82-byte wire format
  • L1→L0 integration: Bellman-Ford detection triggers L0 enforcement
  • Evidence storage: Off-chain proof retrieval for forensics
  • Intelligence pipeline: Honeypot logs streamed to L2 analyzers

Deployment Status

Ready for:

  • Local Simulation
  • Single-Node Deployment
  • Multi-Node Gossip Testnet (Next Step)

Artifacts:

  • libqvl_ffi.a: Static library for L1 Engine
  • membrane-agent: Rust binary for Policy Enforcement

The Code Forge is complete. The Shield is up.