AGI.ng / Engineering Evidence / Native T05 · HE
VERIFIED EXPERIMENT · PASSNON-PRODUCTIONNO PHYSICAL ACTUATION

Encrypted computation.
Verifiable result.
Separate authority.

A fresh, cross-architecture CKKS homomorphic-encryption experiment executed between a Jetson Orin NX edge device and a KVM8 cloud host, with the decrypted result checked back at the edge. One-command orchestration was independently exercised in a subsequent run.

01 / Observed outcome

A narrow, reproducible computational success.

Results below are taken from supplied terminal outputs and the final-report record for the automatic session on 25 October 2026. They are not independently audited or hardware-attested.

Automatic orchestration
PASS

Orin NX → KVM8 → Orin NX

Maximum absolute error
1.0689 × 10⁻⁹

Test acceptance threshold: 1 × 10⁻⁴

Cryptography
CKKS

TenSEAL 0.3.18 · Python 3.11.17

A computation can succeed without granting authority to act.
02 / Measured path

Fresh encryption, remote evaluation, edge-only decryption.

Edge / ARM64
Jetson Orin NX

Fresh CKKS ciphertext creation; secret context retained locally; final decryption and tolerance check.

Encrypted request
SSH-protected transfer

Public context and ciphertext sent to cloud; encrypted output returned to edge. No secret context transfer in the tested script.

Cloud / x86_64
KVM8 host

Homomorphic ciphertext evaluation with TenSEAL; output ciphertext produced without edge secret key.

Architecture description concerns this independent T05 test harness, not a native EG-authorized effect or an accepted five-system sequence.

03 / Public evidence summary

Claim boundaries are part of the record.

FieldObserved / declared value
Automatic sessionAUTO-20261025T140319Z-de91f8e9085e
Fresh test runT05-20261025T140320Z-371fe0c6340e
Orchestrator outcomePASS, according to KVM8 terminal output
Fresh encryption / cloud evaluation / edge verificationReported PASS in sequential output for this run
Core harness ZIP SHA-25613d912113dd1b6f5c6a985ae390b974152388d9905c1d1494ebc6e037a19e890
Matching core source SHA-256 (both hosts)56c6d5bdb564da3cfcbaae48f0b543bc820fb47aa3c3e8d0702ba10daeef39a4
Evidence statusOperator-supplied terminal transcript; original files and remote host state not independently inspected from this page
Production statusNOT VERIFIED · Independent research harness only

Hashes identify the cited software artifacts, not a cryptographic certification of the host, session, or published webpage. Public evidence intentionally excludes secrets, privileged logs, server addresses and raw internal artifacts.

04 / Scope and non-claims

What the test does — and does not — establish.

Established within this test

New edge ciphertext creation, encrypted transport between heterogeneous hosts, remote homomorphic computation, final edge decryption, numerical acceptance, and single-command orchestration in the observed run.

Not established by this test

Complete T01–T14 interoperability; native five-system acceptance; EG mandate or Effect Gate decision; physical actuation; secure-element attestation; adversarial resilience; safety, privacy, regulatory or production certification.

Important distinction: T05 belongs to the current native engineering classification as Homomorphic Encryption. It is not proof that the historically numbered website capabilities correspond to identical implementations. See the AGI.ng five-system architecture and 14-Tech classification.
05 / Governance interpretation

Ability is not authority.

This experiment provides evidence of a computational capability. Under Execution Governance, authorization of any consequential effect is a separate question requiring an appropriate mandate, constraints, current context, accountability, reviewability and sufficient proof. E2E asks whether the intended effect was actually realized across the full path.