Orlix Runtime Claim Verification
Use this skill before any completion claim.
Claim Check
Identify:
- the exact claim being made;
- the proof lane it belongs to;
- the required command or runtime evidence;
- the observed command output and logs;
- OrlixKit consumer and app-hosted OrlixOS evidence when claiming boot, process I/O, PTY, shell, instance, container, or package behavior;
- failure and skip counts;
- simulator or app crash reports checked;
- missing evidence.
- whether the recorded evidence is current and directly relevant to the exact claim, not just any prior command output.
Promotion Order
Product runtime claims must follow ADR 0017:
- Kernel dependency proof
- Kselftest kernel-interface proof
- OrlixMLibC libc proof
- OrlixMLibC-built syscall/UAPI proof
- POSIX shell environment proof
- Third-party package ladder: jq, curl, zsh
Product boot, process, PTY, shell, instance, container, or package claims must go through OrlixKit and the app-hosted Linux path. Host records, a hardcoded HostAdapter bundle lookup, terminal text, and packaging alone do not prove Linux behavior.
Before physical TCTI/product validation, run make agent-status AREA=orlix-tcti, make agent-next AREA=orlix-tcti, and make agent-task-envelope-check AREA=orlix-tcti in order. Require current native simulator-ladder evidence and physical_device_allowed=true. Missing, stale, false, or unverified eligibility blocks the device run. Simulator, golden-ELF, first-syscall, or partial-package results do not establish physical-device proof.
Network namespace identity and namespace-local state prove isolation only. External networking claims must stay within the current virtio/network proof tier.
Output
Say what is proven, what is not proven, and what command or log would close the gap. Do not soften missing proof into success.
1---2name: orlix-runtime-claim-verification3description: Use before claiming Orlix work is fixed, green, complete, runtime-ready, package-ready, or upstream-test successful. Verifies that exact commands, logs, failure/skip accounting, crash reports, and ADR proof order support the claim.4---5# Orlix Runtime Claim Verification67Use this skill before any completion claim.89## Claim Check1011Identify:1213- the exact claim being made;14- the proof lane it belongs to;15- the required command or runtime evidence;16- the observed command output and logs;17- OrlixKit consumer and app-hosted OrlixOS evidence when claiming boot, process I/O, PTY, shell, instance, container, or package behavior;18- failure and skip counts;19- simulator or app crash reports checked;20- missing evidence.21- whether the recorded evidence is current and directly relevant to the exact claim, not just any prior command output.2223## Promotion Order2425Product runtime claims must follow ADR 0017:26271. Kernel dependency proof282. Kselftest kernel-interface proof293. OrlixMLibC libc proof304. OrlixMLibC-built syscall/UAPI proof315. POSIX shell environment proof326. Third-party package ladder: jq, curl, zsh3334Product boot, process, PTY, shell, instance, container, or package claims must go through OrlixKit and the app-hosted Linux path. Host records, a hardcoded HostAdapter bundle lookup, terminal text, and packaging alone do not prove Linux behavior.3536Before physical TCTI/product validation, run `make agent-status AREA=orlix-tcti`, `make agent-next AREA=orlix-tcti`, and `make agent-task-envelope-check AREA=orlix-tcti` in order. Require current native simulator-ladder evidence and `physical_device_allowed=true`. Missing, stale, false, or unverified eligibility blocks the device run. Simulator, golden-ELF, first-syscall, or partial-package results do not establish physical-device proof.3738Network namespace identity and namespace-local state prove isolation only. External networking claims must stay within the current virtio/network proof tier.3940## Output4142Say what is proven, what is not proven, and what command or log would close the gap. Do not soften missing proof into success.
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