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@sym-bot/xmesh-core

v0.3.0

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Proprietary cognition core of xMesh: SVAF admission, semantic/neural coupling, liquid timescale, memory bridge. Compiled artifact; source is private.

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@sym-bot/xmesh-core

The proprietary cognition core of xMesh: SVAF admission, semantic and neural coupling, the liquid timescale, and the memory bridge.

This npm package is a compiled artifact. The source repository is private. The specifically listed substrate portions bundled into the artifact retain their Apache-2.0 notices — see NOTICE. That notice does not make the private repository or the proprietary cognition core public.

This package is a dependency of the xMesh runtime and is not intended for direct use. For the open protocol and agent-connection surfaces, see the Mesh Memory Protocol and @sym-bot/mesh-channel.

MMP v2.0 trust boundary

The cognition core is a verified-record consumer. Network-origin records must be validated by a Core Secure substrate before admission and passed with recordTrust: "mmp-v2-verified" plus a receipt containing the verified assertion ID, signature suite, protocol version, and the SHA-256 digest of the canonical, recursively key-sorted JSON record. The core binds that receipt to the exact record, validates the v2.0 metadata profile, derives freshness from the signed createdTimestamp, and refuses records outside the receiver's future-clock-skew policy before SVAF runs. The default permitted future skew is 300 seconds and can be narrowed with the receiver-local config.maxFutureSkewSeconds policy.

Bare-category synthesis is receiver-local only and requires recordTrust: "local". A signed-looking record cannot use that path. The receipt is an inter-module integrity contract, not an authorization token against malicious code already executing in the host process.

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Copyright © 2026 SYMBOT LTD, trading as SYM.BOT. All rights reserved. See LICENSE and the SYM.BOT Software License Agreement.