Tests

Picks which monad answers a namespace (fresh, not itself, best score), agrees one value across several, and learns its scoring weights from outcomes.

Claims are signed and kept, a commit is accepted only from the claim holder, memory replays into the same state, and usage is recorded in a signed ledger.

A write needs a real signature over the real body from the right key; replays, other namespaces and reserved paths are refused.

A host resolves to one canonical namespace, and a name that is not the root never receives the root's content.

A killed process never leaves a corrupt snapshot, one kernel owns a state directory, and /__monads refuses cross-origin calls.

A secret saved under an identity survives a restart, and the wrong password fails closed.

The logs and OpenResty status proxies answer only for the configured namespace and only for the exact known paths.

A monad keeps its environment private, serves a built front end without shadowing NRP reads, and mounts the modules it is given.

A social graph served as a real namespace over HTTP: write fields and contacts, read whole branches back, and keep namespaces apart.

667 of 673 passed, 5 failed, 1 todo.