ABS Core v3.5.0

Implementation Status Matrix

Verified implementation-status summary for the ABS Core components based on repository-visible material.

Implementation Status Matrix

This page summarizes the current implementation posture of ABS Core using only repository-visible material.

Reading rule

Statuses on this page use four labels:

  • Implemented — visible code and behavior are present in the repository.
  • Partial — some code or contracts are visible, but the complete component is not demonstrated here.
  • Experimental — visible in early form and not yet mature.
  • Roadmap — referenced, but not demonstrated as implemented in repository-visible material.

Core status

ComponentStatusBasis
Policy evaluation coreImplementedThe repository exposes a Rust/WASM engine that parses request/policy JSON and returns deterministic allowed / reason / shadow_mode results.
Signature verificationImplementedThe engine exposes signature validation via Ed25519-related dependencies and a verification entry point.
WASM packagingImplementedThe repository includes Rust source, Cargo manifest, and generated WASM package artifacts.
Gateway-wide runtime enforcementPartialPublic docs describe broader enforcement flows, but this page only marks what is directly visible in repository code.
Policy DSL / compiled policy systemRoadmapRepository-visible engine logic currently evaluates JSON inputs directly; a richer DSL/compiler path is not demonstrated here.
Fuel metering / instruction countingRoadmapNot demonstrated in the repository-visible engine path summarized on this page.
Host-level sandbox isolationRoadmapNot demonstrated as implemented in the repository-visible engine path summarized on this page.
Immutable ledger proof layerPartialPublic materials describe it, but this page does not mark it as fully demonstrated in repository-visible local implementation.

Practical interpretation

The visible technical core is a deterministic policy evaluation engine, not yet a fully demonstrated operating-system-like runtime kernel.

That distinction matters for technical diligence and should be preserved in investor-facing material.

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