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| Formáid: | Recurso digital |
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Zenodo
2026
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| Rochtain ar líne: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19937211 |
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- ANKR Research Papers #85. BitMaskOS (BMOS) is an operating system abstraction for AI service meshes, replacing probabilistic capability discovery with O(1) bitwise proof. Drawing on classical OS primitives — process descriptors, capability tables, syscall gates, fault isolation, and init systems — BMOS maps each to a bitmask equivalent: codex.json (process descriptor), AnkrCodex (process table), trust_mask (process capabilities), perm_mask (thread capabilities), KAVACH (kernel syscall gate), and gate valve (fault isolation without restart). The paper introduces BMOS-Authorize: a service-level authorization endpoint that checks capability intersection at call time, completing the OS analogy. KAVACH handles agent-level (thread) enforcement; BMOS-Authorize handles service-level (process) enforcement. Two layers, same primitive: bitwise AND. Validated across 236 ANKR services with declared trust_masks. v2 (2026-04-30): BMOS-Authorize shipped. Section 8.3 added with live implementation evidence: measured p50 latency 8-11us across 236-service mesh, full audit log, codex.json protocol declaration (protocol: bitmask-os-v1). Status updated Pending to Live in Section 8.1.