What is Nobulex?
Plain English: Nobulex is middleware that forces agents to follow signed rules. It blocks forbidden actions at runtime and logs every decision. Anyone can verify compliance from the log—without trusting the operator.
What does it block?
Whatever you declare in the covenant (behavioral spec). Examples: no writes to sensitive paths, read-only mode, no data exfiltration, no external API calls. Rules are signed and immutable—only narrowable, never loosened.
What proof do I get?
A hash-chained action log. Every allowed or blocked action is recorded. The log is tamper-evident and deterministically verifiable—same inputs, same result. Third parties can audit compliance without seeing how the agent works.
How does it work?
See the six primitives (DID, behavioral spec, W3C VC, hash-chained log, deterministic verification, staking/slashing) for the full technical picture.