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Zynko — proven computation, shipped as re-runnable capsules

Zynko is a deterministic proving system: a claim only counts when independently-authored implementations re-derive it byte-for-byte. This account publishes the proof artifacts themselves — oracle capsules you can re-run on your own machine.

What's here. Oracle capsules: security detectors per CWE class and language, and CPU/GPU determinism maps. Each repo ships the actual ratified engine (vendored, not described), its probe set, and a self-check:

python3 verify.py

If the check fails, the capsule is invalid — you don't have to trust us, and you shouldn't.

The method. Three separately-authored implementations, derived from the same published spec — never from each other — must agree byte-for-byte before anything is ratified. Disagreement halts ratification instead of shipping. The only allowed states are proven, honestly-not-yet-proven, and momentarily-unknown — never a false green.

Today / Horizon. Today: the capsules in this account, re-runnable as-is. On the horizon: a proving network where verified results are reused instead of recomputed. We publish the boundary honestly — what is proven is re-runnable here; what isn't yet, we say so.

Site: https://zynko.dev · Contact: info@zynko.dev

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    Zynko oracle: GPU determinism map — where byte-reproducibility holds across accelerator stacks

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