Execution Manual
Engram Division // Secure Runner Runtime

DATE: 2026-02-15

1. Overview

The Secure Runner provides an isolated execution environment for autonomous agents. It enforces strict memory ceilings and network allowlists at the kernel level.

By leveraging hardware-level virtualization and cryptographic verification, the runner ensures that agents operate within defined safety parameters, preventing lateral movement and unauthorized data exfiltration.

2. Configuration

Agents must be initialized with a valid manifest file. The manifest defines the resource limits and capabilities granted to the agent during its lifecycle.

{ "agent_id": "af-alpha-702", "memory_limit": "512MB", "network_policy": "strict_whitelist", "capabilities": ["fs_read"] }

3. Runtime Constraints

By default, all outbound traffic is blocked unless explicitly allowed in the policy.json file. The runtime monitors all syscalls and network packets in real-time.

Any attempt to bypass these constraints, including header manipulation or unauthorized port binding, will trigger an immediate SIGKILL and a forensic audit log entry.

CRITICAL WARNING: HEURISTIC CHECKS MUST REMAIN ACTIVE IN ALL PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTS. DEACTIVATION OF SAFETY CIRCUITS VOIDS ALL SECURITY GUARANTEES.