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bogbin / BogOS

A deterministic verified storage and computing substrate spanning exact containers, packages, processes, filesystems, persistent workspaces, and append-only journals.

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What problem it addresses

Systems work often relies on mutable opaque state, making exact replay, provenance, rollback, and trust boundaries difficult to inspect.

How it works

Use canonical serialization, hashes, capabilities, manifests, state roots, deterministic transitions, and receipts across storage and runtime operations.

What exists now

The deepest systems-engineering line in the ecosystem, with v41.1-era journal persistence beyond the older public release label.

Evidence / receipts

The repository has progressed through exact file round trips, package verification, scheduling, paging, loaders, syscalls, IPC, writable/persistent BogFS, disk-loaded apps, workspace roots, and journal persistence.

Limits

This remains a research substrate. It is not a production host kernel, general-purpose operating system, or proven secure hardware platform.

Next milestone

Align README, release tags, status documents, and a visible QEMU/reference demo before expanding the kernel surface further.

How to run / inspect

Install / open

git clone https://github.com/BoggersTheFish/bogbin && cd bogbin

Inspect

Run the milestone tests and inspect canonical vectors, boot logs, state roots, workspace receipts, journal loading, and rollback behaviour.

Links

Focus tags

Canonical stateCapabilitiesPersistence and rollback

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