Mission Authority Conservation: Executable Research Profile and Conformance Corpus

Abstract

Software-only reference and executable conformance corpus for delegated allocation, temporal action-bound approvals and uncertain resource effects. The final local evaluation records 98 passing tests: 83 original contract tests, six spawned-process cases and nine evidence regressions. Four selected source mutations each enable a directly observed unsafe behavior and fail a focused test before restoration. The 10,000 generated cases belong to ten authored families; the finite model explores 1,638 states and 5,265 transitions. A conventional transactional baseline is equally safe on the compared budget/deduplication objective. A privileged clone produces 200 units of fictional effects against an allocation of 100. No MCP/A2A integration, hardware isolation, universal exactly-once execution or production security is claimed. Project initiative and direction: Mohammed Messaoudene, Maître de conférences B (MCB), Belhadj Bouchaib University of Ain Temouchent, Ain Temouchent, Algeria. This affiliation identifies the author’s academic appointment only and does not imply sponsorship, collaboration, or endorsement by the university. Development, experiments, manuscript preparation and publication used disclosed ChatGPT and Codex assistance, including three Codex review subagents. These reviews are not independent human peer review. License: Apache-2.0. The companion report and narrative specification are separately licensed CC BY 4.0.