QBIT NOVA Native Research Proof | Universal Dragon Aslam

Current source of truth

The primary current public repository is UniverseDragon14/qbit-nova-native. Its README defines the active truth boundary, implementation status and branch limitations. This page follows that repository instead of promoting older milestones as current.

Open QBIT NOVA Native Repo Read Current README

Truth boundary

physical_qpufalse

runtimesoftware_virtual_qcpu

ghz_200k_backendcpu

gpu_evidenceV3D Vulkan bounded compute

python_dependencyfalse

release_classresearch_preview

QBIT NOVA Native does not claim that Raspberry Pi 5 or ordinary software becomes a physical quantum computer.

Native pipeline

QBIT NOVA source (.qn)
→ deterministic lexer
→ parser
→ typed AST → typed QIR
→ QBC bytecode
→ QVM
→ capability guard
→ authenticated approval
→ trusted issuer
→ replay protection
→ bounded execution
→ evidence receipt

Publicly documented features

Native C17 implementation
Deterministic lexer, parser, QIR, QBC and QVM
Software state-vector quantum simulation
Deny-by-default capability guard
OpenSSL Ed25519 signed approvals
Strict trusted-issuer store
Atomic persistent replay ledger
Replay protection for run and exec
Deterministic results and receipts
shell.exec blocked by default

Security status

Ed25519 approvals: implemented
Trusted issuer store: implemented
Replay ledger: implemented
Run replay protection: implemented
Exec replay protection: implemented
Token revocation lookup: implemented
Issuer revocation lookup: implemented
Revocation execution wiring: pending

Raspberry Pi 5 evidence

200,000-shot GHZ proof: the recorded software virtual-QCPU run used the CPU backend. Source execution and deterministic QBC execution matched exactly: |000>=100198, |111>=99802, with zero invalid states.

Real V3D GPU compute proof: a separate bounded compute record selected V3D 7.1.7.0 through Vulkan, completed a 256-element u32 vector operation on the GPU, used no CPU fallback, and matched the CPU reference result.

These are separate evidence records. The 200,000-shot GHZ simulation did not run on the GPU, and neither record is a physical-QPU or quantum-speedup claim.

Open 200k GHZ Proof Open V3D GPU Proof

Branch boundary matters

The public QBIT NOVA Native README states that public main does not currently contain all later Stage6 GPU-routing, Stage7 typed-runtime or V10 data/Guardian development files. Therefore a proof document can establish source identity and a development-branch result without pretending every later implementation is already present on public main.

Historical lineage

Earlier Universal Dragon work used the Universal-Dragon-Core repository, .ud source direction and the QBIT NOVA v1.4.0-dev GREEN milestone. That material remains historical evidence, but it is not the current QBIT NOVA Native source of truth.

Open Earlier Core Lineage

Evidence rule

Accepted: public source, explicit README boundaries, commits, reproducible tests and genuine runtime evidence.

Not accepted: invented versions, unsupported hardware claims or milestones without a corresponding public evidence trail.