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Citadel A.R.M.O.R. Public Project Summary

One-line summary

Citadel A.R.M.O.R. is a local-first active defense showcase that proves safety gates, rollback planning, operator review, and release sealing before any action capability is considered.

Current public state

  • Public seal: MVP20_PUBLIC_RELEASE_SEAL
  • Mode: review-only
  • Enforcement: disabled
  • Remediation: disabled
  • Target scans: disabled in release seal output
  • Action execution: disabled

What is proven

  • Public helper scripts compile
  • Public release seal reports locked safety flags
  • Public samples are review-only
  • Documentation clearly explains safety boundaries
  • Reviewer paths are documented
  • Public local literal and secret marker checks pass

What is intentionally not present

  • production enforcement
  • automatic remediation
  • quarantine or purge behavior
  • lockdown behavior
  • firewall or device control
  • permission modification
  • process termination
  • private endpoint scanning

Why this matters

Security-adjacent automation should not be trusted just because it can act. ARMOR demonstrates the safer engineering order: prove scope, rollback, preview, ledgering, confirmation, emergency stop, readiness, freeze checks, regression, and release seal first.

Best review path

  1. DOCS_INDEX.md
  2. QUICKSTART.md
  3. VERIFY.md
  4. SAFETY.md
  5. ARCHITECTURE.md
  6. TEST_MATRIX.md
  7. REVIEWER_GUIDE.md

Current seal highlights

mode: MVP20_PUBLIC_RELEASE_SEAL_REVIEW_ONLY
release_sealed: true
sealed_through: MVP19_PUBLIC_RELEASE_BUNDLE
seal_phase: MVP20_PUBLIC_RELEASE_SEAL
review_only: true
actions_enabled: false
enforcement: false
remediation_enabled: false
scan_executed: false
target_scan_executed: false
action_executed: false

Bottom line

This repository is best evaluated as a safety-first systems engineering showcase. It demonstrates disciplined release gates around risky automation, not production action execution.

Cross-platform milestone

ARMOR now includes a public-safe cross-platform adapter planning and regression layer for Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS.

Current cross-platform proof:

  • platform adapter contract is documented
  • Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS adapter plans are documented
  • public adapter samples exist for all 5 platforms
  • adapter sample validation passes
  • cross-platform regression passes
  • cross-platform validation seal is present
  • cross-platform regression seal is present

Current cross-platform boundary:

  • runtime adapters are disabled
  • platform agents are disabled
  • enforcement is disabled
  • remediation is disabled
  • private target scans are disabled
  • action execution is disabled

This keeps the project positioned as a safety-first framework before any platform-specific runtime implementation.