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Passepartout — A Verifiable Personal Intelligence
Passepartout is a self-bootstrapping, verified neurosymbolic Lisp machine that speaks the Passepartout Social Protocol. One project, one source tree, one image — from the Python prototype on Gitea to the Lisp verification appliance on custom silicon.
Start with the staged roadmap which walks from conventional computing through each capability layer of Passepartout, ending at what remains.
Sections:
- Architecture — Passepartout overview — the three subsystems (verification, environment, protocol) and how they compose
- Passepartout Social Protocol — identity, communication, contracts, governance (the protocol Passepartout implements)
- Ideas — all concept pages and analysis across themes
Core concept pages:
- Verification Appliance — what a verified Lisp image means, the ACL2 bootstrap
- Self-Driving Lisp Machine — the convergence of all Passepartout subsystems on custom hardware
- Lisp Machine Security — Merkle memory, gate stack, structural proofs
- Domain Gate Packages — capability authorization, the Dispatcher
- Gate Rule Encoding — how policies are encoded and enforced
- Passepartout staged roadmap — the progressive build-out from Stage 0 to Stage 7