Main Milestone
NOVA/QBIT is the main language proof. WhatsApp is only one real-world adapter use case.
qbit → simulate → observe → guard → NODE_ACTION
The important proof is not “WhatsApp”. The important proof is that NOVA/QBIT can produce controlled machine-readable decisions that another execution body can obey. Yes, we named the thing correctly now, before paperwork goblins arrive.
Verified Decision Output
NOVA/QBIT language produces a machine-readable decision output:
NODE_ACTION:CALL_SAFE_REPLY
Node.js does not decide the safety action by itself. Node.js only executes the action returned by NOVA/QBIT.
NOVA/QBIT Language Parts
- brain = project/runtime identity
- intent = task purpose lock
- qbit = decision register
- simulate = possible action mapping
- observe = choose measured state
- guard = safety-controlled output
- patch = safe project file update syntax
Architecture
- NOVA/QBIT = decision language / brain
- Node.js = execution body
- WhatsApp bridge = adapter proof
- Owner approval = required for live call/voice actions
WhatsApp Adapter Use Case
This proof uses WhatsApp only to demonstrate that NOVA/QBIT decisions can control a real external adapter safely.
Allowed
- Safe WhatsApp text reply
- Owner notification
- Voice note preparation
- Owner approval flow
Blocked in v1
- Automatic live WhatsApp call answering
- Automatic call without owner approval
- Raw terminal access through WhatsApp
Verified Local Output
NOVA example file:
examples/v2/whatsapp_node_adapter_output_v1.nova
Node adapter result:
{
"ok": true,
"action": "CALL_SAFE_REPLY"
}
GitHub Proof Chain
- Core repository branch:
nova-v1.3.5-dev - Tag pushed:
nova-qbit-whatsapp-adapter-v1 - Proof document committed:
docs/proofs/NOVA_QBIT_WHATSAPP_ADAPTER_V1_PROOF.md - Backup created in Termux:
backup_20260620_123929.tar.gz
Verification Roadmap
- Public proof page: done
- Demo video: pending
- Independent tester checklist: pending
- Evidence pack for record application: pending
- Official record application only after measurable guidelines are defined