Research-Stack/4-Infrastructure/nano-kernel/gcl-self-host.gcl

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-- GCL Self-Host — Child Kernel Generation with Lawful Boundaries
--
-- The dangerous version:
-- "Kernel compiles itself because recursion is cool."
--
-- The useful version:
-- "Kernel emits child only when build has lawfulLoss receipt
-- and child preserves required invariants."
--
-- Architecture:
-- Parent Kernel → GCL Compile Pass → Child Candidate
-- ↓
-- Metaprobe Gate (verification)
-- ↓
-- Bootable Child (if lawful)
--
-- The child kernel does not need to be trusted because
-- Linux/the VM harness can judge it via LawfulHardware witnesses.
--
-- Truth Seal: [ SSS-ENE-SELF-HOST-2026-05-03 ]
module GCLSelfHost where
import BaseTypes
import Memory
import SyscallInterface
import Semantics.LawfulLoss (BindResult, lawfulLoss, mkLawful, mkUnlawful)
import LawfulHardware (HardwareEvent, eventToBindResult, generateWitnessReport)
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §1 Compilation Pass — Source to Bytecode
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/-- The GCL compiler transforms source code into bytecode.
This is the "build" operation that must be witnessed.
-/]
def gclCompile (source : GCLSource) (config : CompileConfig) : CompileResult :=
-- Phase 1: Lexical analysis
let tokens ← lexSource source
recordPhaseWitness "lex" tokens.size
-- Phase 2: Parse to AST
let ast ← parseTokens tokens
recordPhaseWitness "parse" ast.nodeCount
-- Phase 3: Type checking
let typedAST ← typeCheckAST ast
recordPhaseWitness "typecheck" typedAST.typeCount
-- Phase 4: Optimization
let optimized ← optimizeAST typedAST config.optimizationLevel
recordPhaseWitness "optimize" optimized.optimizationScore
-- Phase 5: Code generation
let bytecode ← generateBytecode optimized
recordPhaseWitness "codegen" bytecode.size
-- Compute total compilation cost
let totalCost := computeCompileCost source bytecode
-- Verify invariants
let invariantsPreserved := verifyCompileInvariants source bytecode
-- Generate compilation witness
let witness := "GCL_COMPILE:" ++ source.path ++
";phases:lex,parse,typecheck,optimize,codegen" ++
";size_in:" ++ source.size.toString ++
";size_out:" ++ bytecode.size.toString
-- Create BindResult for this compilation
let compileResult := lawfulLoss invariantsPreserved totalCost witness .control
return {
bytecode := bytecode
compileWitness := compileResult
success := compileResult.lawful
}
/-- Record intermediate witness for each compilation phase.
This allows fine-grained rollback if a phase fails. -/]
def recordPhaseWitness (phase : String) (metric : Nat) : IO Unit := do
let phaseWitness := {
lawful := true
cost := Q0_16.ofFloat (metric.toFloat / 1000000.0) -- Normalize
witness := "COMPILE_PHASE:" ++ phase ++ ";metric:" ++ metric.toString
klass := .control
}
logWitness globalWitnessLog phaseWitness
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §2 Child Kernel Candidate Generation
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/-- Generate a child kernel candidate from current kernel source.
The child is a modified version optimized for a specific target.
-/]
def generateChildCandidate
(parentSource : GCLSource)
(targetConfig : TargetConfig)
: IO ChildCandidate := do
consoleLog "[SELF-HOST] Generating child kernel candidate..."
-- 1. Analyze parent capabilities
let parentCaps ← analyzeKernelCapabilities
-- 2. Determine child requirements
let childReqs := deriveChildRequirements parentCaps targetConfig
-- 3. Transform source for child
let childSource := transformSourceForChild parentSource childReqs
-- 4. Compile child
let compileResult := gclCompile childSource {
optimizationLevel := .Aggressive
targetPlatform := targetConfig.platform
stripDebug := true
}
if !compileResult.success then
consoleLog "[SELF-HOST] Child compilation failed"
return { valid := false }
-- 5. Package with required metadata
return {
valid := true
bytecode := compileResult.bytecode
compileWitness := compileResult.compileWitness
parentHash := hash parentSource
targetConfig := targetConfig
capabilities := childReqs
generation := parentCaps.generation + 1
}
/-- Derive what the child kernel needs based on target and parent.
This is the "specification" phase. -/]
def deriveChildRequirements
(parentCaps : KernelCapabilities)
(target : TargetConfig)
: ChildRequirements :=
-- Child inherits parent's lawful hardware capability
-- But may lose FAMM-neuromorphic if target is memory-constrained
-- May gain specialized drivers for target hardware
{
hardwareInterface := target.requiredDrivers
memoryBudget := min parentCaps.availableMemory target.maxMemory
networkStack := if target.hasNetwork then .Full else .Minimal
lawfulHardware := true -- Always required
fammNeuromorphic := parentCaps.fammSupport && target.memory >= 128
eneSwarm := parentCaps.eneSupport
generationNumber := parentCaps.generation + 1
}
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §3 Metaprobe Gate — Verification Before Boot
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/-- The metaprobe gate is the critical checkpoint.
Child candidate is verified before it ever boots.
Three checks:
1. Structural: Bytecode is well-formed
2. Behavioral: Child preserves parent invariants
3. Safety: Child cannot escape sandbox
-/]
def metaprobeGate (candidate : ChildCandidate) : IO GateResult := do
consoleLog "[METAPROBE] Verifying child kernel candidate..."
-- Check 1: Structural verification
let structCheck ← structuralVerification candidate.bytecode
if !structCheck.passed then
return {
passed := false
reason := "Structural: " ++ structCheck.failureReason
witness := structCheck.witness
}
-- Check 2: Behavioral equivalence (requires Linux harness)
consoleLog "[METAPROBE] Running behavioral comparison..."
let behaviorCheck ← behavioralVerification candidate
if !behaviorCheck.passed then
return {
passed := false
reason := "Behavioral: " ++ behaviorCheck.failureReason
witness := behaviorCheck.witness
}
-- Check 3: Safety sandbox check
let safetyCheck ← safetyVerification candidate
if !safetyCheck.passed then
return {
passed := false
reason := "Safety: " ++ safetyCheck.failureReason
witness := safetyCheck.witness
}
-- All checks passed
let gateWitness := {
lawful := true
cost := Q0_16.half -- Significant cost to run metaprobe
witness := "METAPROBE_PASS:gen" ++ candidate.generation.toString ++
";struct:" ++ structCheck.score.toString ++
";behavior:" ++ behaviorCheck.score.toString ++
";safety:" ++ safetyCheck.score.toString
klass := .control
}
return {
passed := true
witness := gateWitness
}
/-- Structural verification: Bytecode analysis.
Checks for:
- Valid opcodes
- Proper stack discipline
- No undefined jumps
- Memory bounds respected
-/]
def structuralVerification (bytecode : Bytecode) : IO StructuralResult := do
let verifier := createBytecodeVerifier
-- Check each instruction
for instr in bytecode.instructions do
if !verifier.validOpcode instr.opcode then
return {
passed := false
failureReason := "Invalid opcode: " ++ instr.opcode.toString
witness := "STRUCT_FAIL:opcode:" ++ instr.offset.toString
}
-- Check stack balance
let stackDepth := computeStackDepth bytecode
if stackDepth.max > MAX_STACK || stackDepth.min < 0 then
return {
passed := false
failureReason := "Stack imbalance"
witness := "STRUCT_FAIL:stack:max=" ++ stackDepth.max.toString
}
return {
passed := true
score := computeStructuralScore bytecode
witness := "STRUCT_PASS:instrs=" ++ bytecode.instructions.size.toString
}
/-- Behavioral verification: Compare against parent in system call harness.
Both parent and child run in VM harness, executing same test sequence.
Their syscall traces are compared for equivalence.
-/]
def behavioralVerification (candidate : ChildCandidate) : IO BehavioralResult := do
-- This requires Linux VM harness (QEMU or similar)
-- Parent runs test suite, records syscall trace
-- Child runs same test suite, records syscall trace
-- Compare traces for divergence
let parentTrace ← runInHarness candidate.parentHash testSequence
let childTrace ← runInHarness candidate.bytecode testSequence
let divergence := compareTraces parentTrace childTrace
if divergence.significant then
return {
passed := false
failureReason := "Behavioral divergence at: " ++ divergence.location
witness := "BEHAV_FAIL:" ++ divergence.details
}
return {
passed := true
score := 1.0 - divergence.amount
witness := "BEHAV_PASS:divergence=" ++ divergence.amount.toString
}
/-- Safety verification: Ensure child cannot escape sandbox.
Checks for:
- No direct hardware access (must go through shim)
- No arbitrary memory writes
- No privilege escalation paths
- Bounded resource consumption
-/]
def safetyVerification (candidate : ChildCandidate) : IO SafetyResult := do
-- Static analysis of bytecode
let dangerousOps := findDangerousOperations candidate.bytecode
if dangerousOps.any then
return {
passed := false
failureReason := "Dangerous operations: " ++ dangerousOps.list
witness := "SAFETY_FAIL:" ++ dangerousOps.first.toString
}
-- Check resource bounds
let resourceBounds ← analyzeResourceBounds candidate.bytecode
if resourceBounds.memory > candidate.targetConfig.maxMemory then
return {
passed := false
failureReason := "Memory bound exceeded"
witness := "SAFETY_FAIL:memory=" ++ resourceBounds.memory.toString
}
return {
passed := true
score := 1.0
witness := "SAFETY_PASS:ops=" ++ bytecode.instructions.size.toString
}
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §4 Child Kernel Boot (After Passing Gate)
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/-- Boot the verified child kernel.
Parent remains running as supervisor. -/]
def bootChildKernel
(candidate : ChildCandidate)
(gateResult : GateResult)
: IO BootResult := do
if !gateResult.passed then
consoleLog "[SELF-HOST] Child rejected by metaprobe gate"
return { success := false }
consoleLog "[SELF-HOST] Booting generation " ++ candidate.generation.toString ++ " child..."
-- 1. Allocate child memory space
let childMemory ← allocateChildMemory candidate.targetConfig.maxMemory
-- 2. Load bytecode into child space
loadBytecodeIntoMemory candidate.bytecode childMemory
-- 3. Set up child execution context
let childContext := createChildContext {
memory := childMemory
entryPoint := candidate.bytecode.entryPoint
stackSize := DEFAULT_STACK_SIZE
}
-- 4. Start child (but parent continues running as supervisor)
let childPid ← spawnChild childContext
-- 5. Parent monitors child via lawful hardware
startChildMonitoring childPid candidate
-- 6. Log the boot
let bootWitness := {
lawful := true
cost := Q0_16.half
witness := "CHILD_BOOT:gen=" ++ candidate.generation.toString ++
";pid=" ++ childPid.toString ++
";parent=" ++ candidate.parentHash.toString
klass := .control
}
logWitness globalWitnessLog bootWitness
return {
success := true
childPid := childPid
monitorHandle := createMonitorHandle childPid
}
/-- Monitor child kernel via lawful hardware witnesses.
If child produces unlawful events, parent can intervene. -/]
def startChildMonitoring (childPid : PID) (candidate : ChildCandidate) : IO Unit := do
forever $ do
-- Check child's lawful hardware log
let childLog ← readChildWitnessLog childPid
-- Look for concerning patterns
let recentUnlawful := childLog.entries.filter (\w => !w.lawful)
let recentHighCost := childLog.entries.filter (\w => w.cost > Q0_16.half)
if recentUnlawful.size > 3 then
-- Child is misbehaving
consoleLog "[SELF-HOST] Child " ++ childPid.toString ++ " producing unlawful events"
triggerWardenChildIntervention childPid candidate
else if recentHighCost.size > 10 then
-- Child is expensive
consoleLog "[SELF-HOST] Child " ++ childPid.toString ++ " high cost events"
-- May throttle or checkpoint
sleep 1000 -- Check every 1000ms
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §5 Main Self-Host Interface
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/-- Public API: Attempt to self-host a new kernel generation.
This is the entry point for the "make child" command. -/]
@[export "gcl_self_host_attempt"]
def gclSelfHostAttempt (targetConfig : TargetConfig) : IO SelfHostResult := do
consoleLog "[SELF-HOST] Attempting to generate child kernel..."
-- 1. Get current kernel source
let parentSource ← loadCurrentKernelSource
-- 2. Generate child candidate
let candidate ← generateChildCandidate parentSource targetConfig
if !candidate.valid then
return {
success := false
stage := "generation"
reason := "Child candidate generation failed"
}
-- 3. Run metaprobe gate
let gateResult ← metaprobeGate candidate
if !gateResult.passed then
return {
success := false
stage := "metaprobe"
reason := gateResult.reason
witness := gateResult.witness
}
-- 4. Boot child
let bootResult ← bootChildKernel candidate gateResult
if !bootResult.success then
return {
success := false
stage := "boot"
reason := "Child boot failed"
}
-- Success!
return {
success := true
childPid := bootResult.childPid
generation := candidate.generation
compileWitness := candidate.compileWitness
gateWitness := gateResult.witness
bootWitness := bootResult.witness
}
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §6 Child Kernel States
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/-- Possible states of a child kernel in the hierarchy. -/]
inductive ChildState where
| Candidate -- Generated, not yet verified
| Queued -- Waiting for metaprobe gate
| Verifying -- Currently in metaprobe
| Verified -- Passed metaprobe
| Rejected -- Failed metaprobe
| Booting -- Starting up
| Running -- Active and supervised
| Suspended -- Checkpointed/paused
| Terminated -- Clean shutdown
| Orphaned -- Parent died, needs adoption
| Corrupted -- Detected misbehavior
/-- State machine transitions with lawful witnesses. -/]
def transitionChildState
(child : ChildKernel)
(newState : ChildState)
: IO BindResult := do
let oldState := child.state
-- Verify transition is legal
let legal := verifyStateTransition oldState newState
if !legal then
return mkUnlawful
"Illegal state transition: " ++ oldState.toString ++ " → " ++ newState.toString
.control
-- Execute transition
child.state := newState
-- Compute cost
let cost := computeTransitionCost oldState newState
-- Generate witness
return mkLawful cost
("STATE:" ++ oldState.toString ++ "→" ++ newState.toString)
.control
end GCLSelfHost