Hello TLA+ community,
I was previously directed by the TLA+ Foundation/Linux Foundation team to this mailing list for technical review of a minimal formal model around persistent AI-agent recovery invariants.
The broader architecture has now advanced and been publicly released as World 7 v0.2:
Zenodo / DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22058813
GitHub release: https://github.com/saeedfaai/World-v6-public/releases/tag/v7.0.0-rc.1
World 7 treats the AI model as a replaceable cognitive host rather than the owner of identity or canonical state. The current candidate architecture separates persistent identity, authority, append-only event history, reconstructable state, lineage and recovery from individual model providers.
For the formal-methods layer, I am deliberately narrowing the TLA+ target to a small set of safety properties rather than asking for endorsement of the wider architecture:
The released implementation currently includes bounded local evidence (4,096/4,096 local model assertions and 18/18 seed reference tests), but I explicitly do not treat those results as proof of the distributed properties above. A minimal TLA+ specification and TLC scenarios are intended as the next rigorous verification step.
If anyone in the community is interested in reviewing the state-machine decomposition or collaborating on the smallest useful specification/counterexample set, I would be grateful for technical feedback.
Best regards,
Saeed Farokhi
Independent Researcher
sae...@gmail.com