Test evidence and reproduction
Recorded on September 27, 2026 against the unchanged AIL 0.3.4 archive. This is a local maintainer test run, not an independent security assessment or proof of production readiness.
| Check | Observed result |
|---|---|
| Python unittest suite | 34 tests passed; no skips reported |
| JavaScript console handlers | PASS |
| JavaScript cryptography | PASS |
| JavaScript-generated packet verified in Python | valid: true; identity remains self-asserted |
| Message comparison | Four cases and alias-equivalence assertion passed |
Complete raw test output · Run environment · Source hashes · Comparison output
Exact release
SHA-256 of the downloadable archive:
cae56f4e1e5162a0f6dcb1bbdb16f8ab74b8fc0f7a9ba5d96036f0735eb0f04cReproduce
See the quick start for installation and permission details. From the extracted kit:
sh run_tests.shPython-to-JavaScript exchange is included in the Python suite. Signature tests generate temporary keys, so fingerprints differ on each run. HTTPS anchor tests use mocked responses; this run does not validate the public domain.
Website package checks and verification limits
Not established by these results
- Comprehensive adversarial security, browser coverage, or production reliability.
- Better AI task accuracy, fewer tokens, lower cost, or faster communication.
- Identity of the person behind a signing key.
- Safety or authorization of any requested action.
Source: conformance tests, anchor tests, interoperability tests, and 0.3.4 tests.