FINAL FIOLET ENGINE is a safety-critical systems research project focused on building a deterministic, fail-closed safety interlock for generative AI systems.
At the center of the repository is fiolet-core — a minimal Rust safety kernel whose behavior is formally constrained, test-enforced, and treated as normative.
This is not an application repository.
It defines what safe behavior means, not how to build features around it.
- Fiolet Core and AgeOfDarkness integration is fully functional.
- Normative tests pass:
fiolet_conformance_halt.rs✅
- Core safety invariants are enforced.
- CI validates conformance automatically.
fiolet-core is a deterministic, monotonic, fail-closed safety kernel written in Rust.
Properties:
- deterministic behavior
- monotonic halt (halt is irreversible)
- explicit safety decisions (
Continue|AtomicHalt) - no hidden state
no_stdcompatiblepanic = abortsemantics in kernel context
ContinueAtomicHalt
No recovery or partial halt is possible.
Defined in:
FIOLET_SAFETY_STANDARD.md
This is a binding safety contract specifying:
- mandatory invariants
- kernel behavior
- compliance tests (executed in
fiolet-core/tests/) - reference to formal model (
SafetyKernel.tla)
FINAL_FIOLET_ENGINE/
├── Cargo.toml
├── fiolet-core/
│ ├── Cargo.toml
│ ├── src/
│ │ ├── lib.rs
│ │ └── fiolet_conformance/
│ │ ├── mod.rs
│ │ └── adapter.rs
│ └── tests/
│ └── fiolet_conformance_halt.rs
├── .github/workflows/rust-ci.yml
├── FIOLET_SAFETY_STANDARD.md
├── SafetyKernel.tla
├── SafetyKernel.cfg
├── HOW_TO_READ_THIS_REPO.md
├── CONTRIBUTING.md
└── README.md
It conforms to FIOLET_SAFETY_STANDARD.md.
Passes all normative tests.
Preserves all defined invariants.
MIT License
Adrian Maliszewski Independent research on safety-critical systems and deterministic control of generative AI.