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* LANGUAGE: Mermaid | * LANGUAGE: Mermaid | ||
* GENERATED FROM: static, TPS 2.5 | * GENERATED FROM: static, TPS 2.5 | ||
* STATUS: hand-authored at TPS 0.1.0; superseded by TPX at its first build | * STATUS: hand-authored at TPS 0.1.0; checked against TPS 0.3.0 on 2026-09-28: still true (the label D-TFK stands for D(TFK)); superseded by TPX at its first build | ||
* SOURCE SHA-256: <code>4be2e6c404af62401bd2e9e150494b524fe136aae72463f7c617a49bf7fc9b35</code> | * SOURCE SHA-256: <code>4be2e6c404af62401bd2e9e150494b524fe136aae72463f7c617a49bf7fc9b35</code> | ||
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Before every write TPX recomputes D(TFK) and matches it against the certificate (2.5.8). A match lets the write proceed. A mismatch halts the write and names the zone (2.5.5, 2.5.6); recovery is a human declaration: RESTORE returns the TFK pages to the revision whose content hash matches the chain and writes resume only after the digest matches; FORK copies forward under a newly declared TFK (2.5.7, 3.4). | Before every write TPX, the controller, recomputes the digest D(TFK) of the Full Kernel (TFK) and matches it against the certificate (2.5.8); the drawing's label D-TFK stands for D(TFK). A match lets the write proceed. A mismatch halts the write and names the zone (2.5.5, 2.5.6); recovery is a human declaration: RESTORE returns the TFK pages to the revision whose content hash matches the chain and writes resume only after the digest matches; FORK copies forward under a newly declared TFK (2.5.7, 3.4). | ||
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| Reading the diagrams Structure key Process key Definition of terms Roles |
| Reading by audience Start here: the walk through The operator's guide Tutorial: create a UUID Workspace Container (UWC) Public Recorder inputs Sponsors: your first agent |
| The specification Contents: parts, tables, diagrams TPS 0.5.0 (declared 2026-10-03, revision 8; machine-optimized text) Decisions (the foundations record, one line each) |
Structural diagram 3 of 13. Part of the TPM hub.
- KIND: process
- LANGUAGE: Mermaid
- GENERATED FROM: static, TPS 2.5
- STATUS: hand-authored at TPS 0.1.0; checked against TPS 0.3.0 on 2026-09-28: still true (the label D-TFK stands for D(TFK)); superseded by TPX at its first build
- SOURCE SHA-256:
4be2e6c404af62401bd2e9e150494b524fe136aae72463f7c617a49bf7fc9b35
Rendered live from the source, which is the text equivalent and is shown under the drawing. The key to the shapes is in the panel.
Source (the text equivalent; Mermaid)
%% 03 Digest gate and recovery. process/Mermaid flow. Static, TPS 2.5. %% One line per label: the wiki renderer clips a second line. flowchart TD W[write requested] --> R[TPX rematches D-TFK, TPS 2.5.8] R -- match --> OK[write proceeds] R -- mismatch --> H[write halted, zone named] H --> D[/human declares RESTORE or FORK/] D -- RESTORE --> RS[kernel pages back to that revision] RS --> R2[digest re-verified] R2 -- match --> OK D -- FORK --> F[COPY-FORWARD under a new TFK] classDef task fill:#eaecf0,stroke:#a2a9b1,color:#202122 classDef human fill:#eaf3ff,stroke:#36c,color:#202122 classDef data fill:#fef6e7,stroke:#ac6600,color:#202122 classDef bad fill:#fee7e6,stroke:#d33,color:#202122 classDef good fill:#d5fdf4,stroke:#14866d,color:#202122 class W,R,RS,R2,F task class D human class OK good class H bad
Text equivalent
Before every write TPX, the controller, recomputes the digest D(TFK) of the Full Kernel (TFK) and matches it against the certificate (2.5.8); the drawing's label D-TFK stands for D(TFK). A match lets the write proceed. A mismatch halts the write and names the zone (2.5.5, 2.5.6); recovery is a human declaration: RESTORE returns the TFK pages to the revision whose content hash matches the chain and writes resume only after the digest matches; FORK copies forward under a newly declared TFK (2.5.7, 3.4).