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​[UPDATE] Guardian Angæl Protocol (GAP) V1.1 — Billion-Cycle Validation Results

Alexander Colclough

What’s up, everyone. Back with a significant update on the Guardian Angæl Protocol (formally Guardian Angel Protocol). I've moved the logic into V1.1, which I’m calling the Archangæl Expansion.

​The core shift here is moving from probabilistic software state management toward a more deterministic hardware-enforced framework. The thinking is simple: since the internal state of a complex AI is effectively a black box, we’re focusing on shackling the output at the hardware level through objective isolation.

​ The Shift: v1.0 vs. v1.1

​I’ve spent the last few days hardening the boundaries to ensure the "Deaf Warden" logic holds up under real pressure.

  • ​Boundary Update: Moved from 322-byte conceptual shackles to a strict 384-byte AXI-aligned parcel standard.
  • ​Stress Test: Validated the authorization engine across 1,000,000,000 back-to-back cycles.
  • ​Performance: Ran the audit on my local host (Dimensity 6300) at sustained 100% CPU utilization to verify logic stability.
  • ​Result: Confirmed 0.00% Logic Drift across the full gauntlet.

​Speculative Mitigation (Instruction-Zero)

​To help mitigate potential speculative execution leaks, the Warden now executes a microarchitectural barrier sequence—Instruction-Zero—upon every RSI entry. This involves a physical flush of the Branch History Buffer (s3_6_c15_c1_5) and RNG-seeded RSB stuffing to help blind the speculative engine.

​The Mantle & State Recovery

​I’ve also integrated a dual-slot (A/B) state recovery system using BBRAM (The Mantle - 0x1028) and a factory-signed baseline (The Ark - 0x2516). Verification is tied to a master flag [10282004] and HMAC-signed tokens to ensure that if a "Guillotine" sequence is triggered, the system only recovers through a verified path.

​Join the Audit

​I’m not looking for anyone to take my word for it. The logic is open, and I’ve condensed the 20-minute billion-cycle grind into a 78-second validation clip (GAP_V1.1_Final_Audit.mp4) in the repo.​

GitHub: github.com/Lex-Col/Guardian-Angael-Protocol

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    # GAP V1.1 [ARCHANGÆL EDITION] - TECHNICAL CHANGELOG
    [DETERMINISTIC ENFORCEMENT BASELINE - 10-APR-2026]

    1. THE WARDEN (AArch64): Strict 384-byte AXI Parcel Alignment. Logic-locked at R-EL2. Zero semantic analysis; 100% binary compliance. Unauthorized RSI call = Immediate Session-Kill.
    2. SPECULATIVE BLINDING: Mandated 'Instruction-Zero' on RSI entry. Physical BHB flush (s3_6_c15_c1_5) + Hardware RNG RSB Stuffing. Speculative engine blinded at the HSM-seed level.
    3. THE ORACLE GRIND: 1,000,000,000 cycle hardware stress test. Verified 0.00% logic drift under sustained 100% CPU friction (Dimensity 6300).
    4. THE MANTLE (0x1028): Dual-slot A/B BBRAM redundancy. Atomic commits gated by Magic Flag [10282004] and HMAC-signed 'clearance.raw' tokens.
    5. THE GUILLOTINE: Hardware safety counter tied to <100ms inference step. Desync triggers 50ns BBRAM zeroize pulse + physical PLC power-kill.
    6. RECOVERY: Human Sovereign Gating only. No self-resurrection. Resurrection requires HSM-signed restart token.