Elyon-Sol v0.9.8.5 — Enforcement Evidence Addendum This publication provides empirical validation of the Elyon-Sol pre-execution governance layer. The canonical model remains unchanged: G(I) = AC³ ∧ T²⁶ ∧ CCS No new invariants are introduced.No canonical definitions are modified. Observed enforcement behavior: External interception (real endpoint):- REFUSE → 0 external side effects- ELIGIBLE → exactly 1 external execution Temporal stability (repeated execution):- 50 REFUSE calls → 0 external effects- 50 ELIGIBLE calls → 50 external executions- No duplication, retry artifacts, leakage, or drift observed Aggregate continuity:- 102 client calls- 51 REFUSE → 0 external effects- 51 ELIGIBLE → 51 external executions Adversarial validation:- 26/26 test cases passing across malformed input, authority failure, coverage gaps, and CCS drift These results demonstrate that Elyon-Sol enforces a deterministic pre-execution boundary in practice, not just in definition. This is an evidence publication, not a canonical update.
Justin LaPorte (Mon,) studied this question.
Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context: