A native macOS evidence-review workspace with a separately executable, standard-library-only Python ARM64 Mach-O unwind analyzer. Selected binaries are input data and are never loaded or executed by the analyzer.
This tree is a source snapshot for the AIRS 0.3.3/build 9 preview. The release identity is 0.3.3/build 9. The earlier build 7 release and its assets remain available. SOURCE_SNAPSHOT.json identifies the private source revision, published baseline, export scope and reused sanitation evidence.
The source includes the v40 baseline: bounded X29-relative X stack access, signed X division, W RBIT, equivalent contiguous compact rules, and local refusal for the two operand-free FDE row-state opcodes. These changes retain explicit unsupported and unresolved boundaries; they are not general memory analysis or broad DWARF-program support. See development scope and evidence limits.
The native app adopts Lumen's complete settings-window scaffold: a compact native toolbar, one sidebar control, category history, coherent surfaces and searchable Engine/Reports panes. The actual AIRS Settings window was visually reviewed before a separate local developer installation. This is appearance evidence, not complete interaction or release qualification.
Other development changes include settled project companion import/export and re-export, historical-outcome presentation, and a bounded read-only project catalog command. Historical observations and imported receipts do not establish current permissions, issuer authenticity, trust, safety or a restored live queue. The stronger C4 exchange retains its separate public protocol contract.
Current source adds descriptor-bound raw XML/DER signature evidence and the
arm64-bounded-cfi-control-v41 extension. It preserves v40 structural checks,
refusal accounting and historical parser defaults, while the active engine
opts into bounded fixed-width location advances and remembered recovery state.
Historical model identities remain distinct. Raw signature bytes are structural
evidence; saved imports do not authenticate the original or authorize live reads.
See signature evidence and
the v41 contract.
The source adds view-local project name search, bounded catalog name selection and deterministic ordering. Saved-report summaries support JSON or escaped text, verdict and literal reason selection, stable verdict ordering and explicit detail limits. Full source counts and unresolved denominators remain intact. Comparison and coverage commands also provide bounded text output. See the saved-report examples.
macOS 14 or newer, Apple silicon; Swift 6.1 or newer. Python source requires 3.11 or newer. Older-OS, minimum-toolchain, clean-Mac and Intel-host qualification remain separate limits.
swift build --package-path native --configuration release --product AIRSApp
swift build --package-path native --configuration release --product airs-entitlements
python3 -I -B airs_cli.py --version
Lumen and EntitlementDiff are vendored. A developer bundle can be assembled with
bash scripts/package-app.sh --release --external-python. A standalone bundle
requires a prepared private Python runtime; see docs/PRIVATE_PYTHON.md. These are
operator instructions, not newly executed release qualification. Version constants
in the source and developer packaging are not a new release identity.
Accepted checks are reused for unchanged boundaries. New source preparation does not repeat engine suites, corpora, dependency checks or signing. Test output roots use portable temporary defaults; AIRS_TEST_OUTPUT_ROOT selects an explicit output root. An explicit, fail-closed Settings-review mode uses isolated storage and preferences; normal startup remains the default. CI instructions are not a distribution approval.
The export excludes private Git history, maintainer instructions, internal handoffs, qualification/comparison receipts, local logs, screenshots, corpus locations and compiled apps/runtimes. Owned parser/report regression fixtures and public schemas/contracts remain included. SOURCE_FILES.txt inventories the payload; SOURCE_EXPORT_SCOPE.json distinguishes changed inspection from evidence reuse.
AIRS and the bundled Lumen snapshot are licensed under the MIT License. Lumen's mixed-snapshot source identity and distribution authorization are recorded in native/Vendor/Lumen/PROVENANCE.md. EntitlementDiff retains its MIT license; Python's upstream licenses accompany the separately packaged runtime. See third-party notices.
Publication, optimized release integration, signing/notarization and release acceptance are separate steps. This source snapshot claims none of them.