Internet of Intelligence

IIP-005: Runtime daemon v0

IIP-005 is recorded on the Hypervisor Daemon roadmap with status Bounded preview in Built substrate: Runtime daemon v0. Working local daemon boundary with Rust-owned runtime slices, tool/MCP controls, policy decisions, receipts, and replay; kernel migration remains active.

IIP-005 Roadmap Record

IIP-005: Runtime daemon v0 is an IOI roadmap record for the Hypervisor Daemon surface. Its status is Bounded preview in Built substrate and it belongs to the Substrate track. Working implementation in a private, alpha, local, or otherwise bounded lane. The canonical scope is: Working local daemon boundary with Rust-owned runtime slices, tool/MCP controls, policy decisions, receipts, and replay; kernel migration remains active.

Surface Context

This record should be read as part of the Hypervisor Daemon roadmap, not as a replacement for source papers or product pages. The parent surface gives the broader context for why this milestone exists, what it depends on, and which IOI surfaces it supports. The parent Hypervisor Daemon surface has no surface-level dependency in the current roadmap model. The parent surface unblocks later roadmap surfaces: hypervisor, ioi, decentralized.

Evidence And Verification

The record is designed to make roadmap evidence crawlable and separable from research claims. No item-level dependencies are listed for this record. Evidence links below point to the paper, release, repository, developer documentation, or product page that supports this milestone.

Canonical Relationship

This page is the canonical roadmap record for IIP-005, while the parent roadmap surface and linked research pages remain the canonical sources for broader product and protocol context. Internal links point here when the milestone status, horizon, dependencies, or evidence trail for Runtime daemon v0 matters.

Roadmap Role

IIP-005 exists to clarify roadmap status, bounded scope, horizon placement, and evidence relationships. Technical concepts flow through this page to canonical research pages, while product or runtime context flows to the relevant surface page. This preserves a complete status and evidence trail without making roadmap records compete with deeper IOI papers.