We’re noqt, and we built Lumi Eggcracker with AI-assisted development as an open-source experiment in keeping a stop authority outside the workload it controls. The useful part of this recorded browser walkthrough is the state transition, not a safety claim: A synthetic protected effect starts under an explicit authority. That authority is revoked. The recorded workflow restarts. The durable fence still refuses the protected effect after restart. You can inspect that sequence in the browser without installing anything or running code on your device: https://noqt.no-qt.chatgpt.site/products/eggcracker/demo Source and the project’s exact current boundary: https://github.com/noqt/Lumi-Eggcracker This recording does not terminate a process. It is not current-release or native-host qualification, production containment, arbitrary-agent coverage, independent use, or adoption evidence. Its direct value is a short, inspectable example of a control principle: revocation should survive restart instead of silently resetting.   submitted by   /u/no_qt [link]   [comments]