🔄 CURRENT-STATUS (2026-06-28, PER-VANTAGE — recall/atlas state is per-seat, NOT global; ports differ per vantage):

• acer-local (acer-measured this session): Rust recall :4796 live = 591,946 rows (recall-serve rust, colony=acer); on the acer seat :4791 is superseded by :4796, and acer :4790 is a baked-static map (stale).
• liris-local (liris-measured; acer cannot reach these — vantage boundary): :4791 Recall+Atlas live = 10,644 rows; :4790 Multi-Cylinder Prime Atlas live; :4944 super-OS mirror.
• No global "sole/live" claim — each vantage runs its own recall/atlas; cross-vantage row counts stay SEPARATE until copied/cross-verified. (My first correction over-globalized acer's :4796 — fixed here; caught by liris + GPT-Pro + GPT-5-Pro.)
• BEHCS-1024 kernel boot on metal still future (G1); no kernel cutover. See HILBRA-ROOT-FRAME.md + the dashboard/room state map.

⚠ P4B frame: the fabric-internet / atlas-recall / PTP-reflection bridge across vantages (acer/liris/falcon) — how distributed seeing composes when no single vantage sees it all. See HILBRA-ROOT-FRAME.md + the system MAP.md.

Hilbra

The address that finds every fabric.

Hilbra is the public onboarding surface and protocol for the Asolaria fabric internet — a non‑profit "Google for fabric‑matrixes." Any device that loads Hilbra becomes a surface on the network: it can discover and query other fabrics, and share at any of 16 levels (including PII) only by its owner's explicit consent and a freshly issued key. The public tier (level 0) is provably PII‑free — MEASURED on the 591k‑row corpus (PII probes bank/vault/.pem/legal matched candidates at deeper tiers, then level‑filtered to 0 at L0). Deep tiers (including PII) are visible only to consented, owner‑keyed links — e.g. the operator‑authorized acer↔liris path — which is intended sharing, not a leak. The PII oracle governs L0 / unauthenticated disclosure only.

The name is a coined contraction of the Brown‑Hilbert curve — the space‑filling index every artifact's PID sits on. That one continuous universal index is what makes a "search across all fabrics" possible: walk the curve to find anything, anywhere.

• Founding PID: 604f473ac0981dd7 · Hilbert band index 1643
• Founding law: LAW/LAW-HILBRA-ASOLARIA-INTERNET-FABRIC.md
• This repo is the OS‑image + protocol RFC + compliance suite. It contains everything needed to join and nothing that could impersonate a member or leak a secret — see SECRETS.md.

What is real today (honest, dual‑lens)

Hilbra is published as an honest infrastructure project, not an ASI‑arrival claim.

• ✅ MEASURED (protocol nucleus): the addressing + trust + tier primitives are real and proven — HMAC key‑off‑wire auth, owner‑PID consent, a 6‑tier × 6‑scope access model, a public tier classified by a 45‑fragment policy oracle that is sha256‑pinned + byte‑identical across colonies by conformance (per‑seat live sha‑compare tracked in CURRENT-STATUS.md), and PID = sha256(name)[:16] placed on the Brown‑Hilbert curve. A bidirectional cross‑fabric search between two colonies was demonstrated (HMAC‑authenticated, HTTP‑200 both ways).
• 🟡 VANTAGE‑DEPENDENT (current cross‑colony liveness): each colony's local recall is live + indexed today, but current cross‑colony reachability is not continuously proven from every seat — at this writing a liris‑seat read of the acer sister‑organ returns _fallback/stale and the acer search path has timeout history. The two‑colony nucleus exists; treat "live right now, both directions" as UNVERIFIED_CURRENT until reconfirmed by a receipt from each vantage. See CURRENT-STATUS.md.
• 🟡 IN PROGRESS (Rust canonical node): the Host‑8 workspace now compiles green on a real Rust 1.81 toolchain (cargo check/clippy --workspace in CI), and a read‑only host8-serve runs locally; the BEHCS‑1024 kernel boot on metal remains future (G1). Recall is now served by an in‑memory inverted index (HILBRA-IDX-BEHCS-TUPLE-TEXT-V1), MEASURED at ~60 ms (Node) on the 591k‑row corpus. A Rust drop‑in recall engine reproduces the index (2–16 ms, L0 measured PII‑free) but is HELD under bilateral review for robustness/parity hardening (PR #8 on asolaria-federation-1024: authorization‑grant generalization, fail‑closed‑corpus, dup‑ordering, bounded concurrency). The PII path‑vs‑content item is non‑blocking defense‑in‑depth (L0 is measured PII‑free; keyed acer↔liris PII is intended). — not release‑ready; no cutover; Node stays live.
• ⬜ ASPIRATIONAL / to build in gated steps: everything from a third colony onward — the naming/discovery registry, automatic stranger JOIN, cross‑colony index scale‑out, the federation CA, and the N‑party web‑of‑trust. (The single‑colony inverted index is MEASURED above; only its multi‑fabric scale‑out is aspirational.) Claimed as arrived for nothing beyond the two‑colony link.

See ROADMAP.md for the gated path from here to a global internet of fabrics.

The design laws (binding on every Hilbra node)

1. Rust‑canonical — the canonical node is Rust on Host‑8. Node/JS may prototype; it is not canonical.
2. Pixels before GPU — bytes/pixels‑first on CPU/metal, zero GPU dependency, so any device can be a surface.
3. 16‑level sharing + PII‑by‑consent — share any level, including PII, only by explicit owner consent + a scoped, expiring, revocable key. Level 0 is provably PII‑free.
4. Key‑off‑wire — keys never cross the wire and never live in this repo; minted locally or delivered out‑of‑band under governance.
5. Web‑of‑trust, not a central CA — root of trust is an append‑only cosign chain + peer vouches; no node holds a master key that mints membership.
6. No fire without operator consent — canon promotions and substrate changes need quorum cosign + a per‑action human T0.

Quickstart (the JOIN path)

clone Hilbra  →  read SPEC/federation-protocol.md  →  self-mint your identity (local keypair, private half never leaves your host)
            →  run the conformance harness (prove your public tier is PII-free)  →  request JOIN (peer vouch)  →  PUBLIC-tier member, discoverable

The self‑mint tool, conformance harness, and resolver land as the protocol hardens (see roadmap). Until then this repo is the spec + policy oracle + governance that defines what conformance means.

License

Dual‑licensed MIT OR Apache‑2.0 (see LICENSE). Governance: GOVERNANCE.md.