New Binding

AGENTS.md rules everything here: rule 1 (verify in headers and Module.symvers), execution contexts, the object model, C style, comments and LDoc, tests. This skill is the workflow order and the wiring the file does not enumerate.

1. Research first. Read the kernel API's declaration under /usr/src/linux-headers-$(uname -r)/include and confirm every symbol is exported in Module.symvers. For anything context-sensitive (may it run in softirq? does teardown sleep?) find an in-tree precedent in the kernel source; a header signature is not evidence of context safety. Read the two closest existing bindings end to end and mirror the whole file: lib/luasocket.c (objects + try macros), lib/luarcu.c (registry + callbacks), lib/luanetfilter.c (per-hook skb registry), lib/luadata.c (shared data).
2. Shape. Sleeping cleanup (unregister_*, synchronize_*) only runs in process context: soft-stop convention — stop() clears the callback from the registry, the handler checks the registry and returns early, release does the real unregister at runtime teardown. A helper goes to lunatik.h only with two or more real users.
3. Wire the build, in alphabetical position in every list: Kbuild, Kconfig (config LUNATIK_<NAME>), Makefile (LUNATIK_MODULES), config.ld, the README module table.
4. Docs and tests per AGENTS.md; a suite under tests/<name>/ (see the new-test skill).
5. Verify with the lunatik-cycle skill; grep every new symbol for a caller.