Open Source & Reproducibility

Prima Veritas publishes its core event kernel and deterministic build pipeline. The verification path is inspectable and reproducible.

Prima Veritas Kernel

The event envelope specification, hash chaining logic, and deterministic serialization engine are open and auditable.

Canonical normalization rules and hashing behavior are defined in source. There is no hidden verification layer.


https://github.com/prima-veritas/prima-veritas-kernel

Builds are reproducible from source using pinned dependencies, fixed serialization rules, and hash-verified artifacts.

Given identical input state, the exported bundle hash remains stable across environments.

 $ git clone https://github.com/prima-veritas/prima-veritas-kernel
$ make deterministic-build
$ sha256sum bundle.pv

Canonical event envelope

Events normalize to a stable structure prior to hashing. Field order and encoding are deterministic.

Append-only hash chain

Each event embeds the prior event hash. Sequence integrity is mechanically verifiable.

Deterministic bundle export

Bundles serialize using fixed ordering rules. Runtime variance is eliminated.

Independent verification

Any third party can reconstruct the chain and validate the resulting root hash against the published digest.

Deterministic infrastructure should not depend on opaque mechanisms.

The core verification path is public by design. Commercial deployment layers remain separate from the kernel.