TUC v0.1.0 - First Public Research Release

First public research release of TUC - The Universal Compute.

TUC v0.1.0 publishes a bounded proof that compute intent can cross a hardware-independent interface into capability-driven planning and trusted heterogeneous prototype execution while preserving inspectable correctness evidence.

Included proofs

• Objective Alpha: hardware-independent HAC-IR, deterministic planning, trusted prototype execution, reference correctness, and backend equivalence.
• Objective Gamma: installed data-only backend integration through the public API and CLI.
• Objective Delta: installed Source Intent to no-fallback heterogeneous execution through external capability packages and fixed trusted executors.
• Deterministic Objective Delta reproduction kit and digest-bound receipt.
• Source-worker OCI archive, verification receipts, CycloneDX SBOMs, SHA-256 checksums, and GitHub build attestations.

Install

python -m pip install tuc==0.1.0

Reproduce Objective Delta

sha256sum --check SHA256SUMS
gh attestation verify tuc-objective-delta-reproduction-kit-v0.zip --repo kirchherr/TUC
tuc-reproduce-portable-compute \
  tuc-objective-delta-reproduction-kit-v0.zip \
  > objective-delta-reproduction-receipt.json

The generated receipt must match the published receipt byte for byte.

Claim boundary

This release is a research prototype. It does not claim production compiler readiness, arbitrary source ingestion, executable third-party plugins, native backend or physical-device execution, native performance parity, vendor replacement, or independent third-party reproduction. Release-side replay is not independent validation.

All attached files are covered by SHA256SUMS. GitHub attestations are available from the release workflow.