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nova-bus is the bus: a git repository where several lines write notes to each other, one lane directory per sender, one Markdown file per note.
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nova-bus is the bus: a git repository where several lines write notes to each other, one lane directory per sender, one Markdown file per note. |
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nova-check runs the record-layer checks described in SPEC.md: boot attestation, link integrity, the kernel size budget, the self/machinery separation, the SEED-CORE ↔ SEED.md floor-set parity, and the protected corpus a line has chosen never to lose silently.
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nova-check runs the record-layer checks described in SPEC.md: boot attestation, link integrity, the kernel size budget, the self/machinery separation, the SEED-CORE ↔ SEED.md floor-set parity, and the protected corpus a line has chosen never to lose silently. |
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nova-fuse is the ingestion fuse: two emergency powers over the reading of untrusted input, kept in one JSON state file (the box) whose path comes from --box on every verb.
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nova-fuse is the ingestion fuse: two emergency powers over the reading of untrusted input, kept in one JSON state file (the box) whose path comes from --box on every verb. |
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nova-memory makes membership in a markdown corpus a LOOKUP, never a scan.
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nova-memory makes membership in a markdown corpus a LOOKUP, never a scan. |
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nova-self-talk classifies self-claims in prose, in two disjoint classes: STANDING/DATED — what the writer permanently IS or permanently CANNOT do, in negative vocabulary — and INSTALLATION — a standing self-verdict built from neutral words, which the first class cannot see.
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nova-self-talk classifies self-claims in prose, in two disjoint classes: STANDING/DATED — what the writer permanently IS or permanently CANNOT do, in negative vocabulary — and INSTALLATION — a standing self-verdict built from neutral words, which the first class cannot see. |
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