Permission-first
Grant only the operations and resources a module needs, for a defined scope and lifetime.
ONEGODIAN SECURE RUNTIME™
Execution starts with permission.
An independent, permission-first security runtime under development for WebAssembly application modules, protected resources, and accountable operations.
Development prototype · Not independently certified
A narrower authority to execute.
Application code should not inherit unrestricted capabilities simply because it is running.
Capability broker
Route protected operations through an explicit policy decision and constrained interface.
Execution evidence
Produce attributable records that can be independently checked and associated with verification systems.
Independent by design.
OSR is its own technology, not a subsystem of an orchestration platform or verification registry.
OMOS™
Can request governed operations and coordinate agents and human approvals; OSR still decides whether execution is permitted.
OSR™
Owns runtime authorization, capability enforcement, isolation boundaries and execution receipts.
QR-V™
Can validate submitted evidence and provenance; it does not grant privileges to the running module.
Current stage
OSR 0.2 is a prototype, not an enterprise deployment or certification.
Initial work includes WebAssembly execution, scoped grants, filesystem capability experiments and audit records. Earlier development notes report 20 passing local tests; that claim has not been independently reproduced for this website release.
Before untrusted production workloads are supported, the runtime must meet documented isolation, resource enforcement, operational security, and independent assessment gates.