Capability matrix

Fifteen capabilities. Every status explicit.

The runtime declares what is active, advisory, experimental, supported or unavailable — with maturity and exposure attached.

15 capabilitiesTestnet labelsPrototype labelsExplicit unsupported state

Public-safe is not unrestricted. Privacy, safe-mode, read-only, quota, role and gateway policies can still mask or deny a listed surface.

Capability matrix

CapabilityStatusMaturityExposurePublic wording
EVM executionactivetestnetmixedExecution is active; RPC exposure depends on policy.
Post-quantum P2P transportactivetestnetinternal onlyNode transport is authenticated and encrypted.
PoQ advisory certificationadvisorytestnetmixedConsultative, non-consensus and non-blocking.
PoS finalityactivetestnetmixedThe surface and protocol are tested; strict BFT activation is not armed in the deployed release.
PoW block productionactivetestnetpoolProduction is active through the Talero pool/getwork interface.
ML-DSA-65 EVM verification precompileexperimentalprototypeinternal onlyExperimental verifier at 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000903.
Public privacy surface policyactivetestnetmixedAddress-sensitive reads remain policy-gated.
Runtime RPC policy matrixactivetestnetpublicClassifies the runtime surface by access profile.
Runtime safe modeactivetestnetmixedStatus is observable; control commands remain restricted.
Honeytrap observationactivetestnettrustedAvailable on a trusted surface; operational configuration is not public.
Watchtower statusactivetestnetmixedA public-safe status exists; configuration and notifications are restricted.
Selective disclosure balance thresholdexperimentalprototypemixedNot a canonical-state membership proof by default.
Direct validator administration lifecycledevelopment/admin onlyprototypeadminNot a public production workflow.
EVM staking bridgeunsupportedprototypeinternal onlyNot supported and not wired.
Validator runtime transaction lifecyclesupportedtestnetprivate write endpointSupported through runtime transactions on a private write endpoint.

How to read the labels

  • Active means the capability exists at runtime; it does not override exposure policy or imply external certification.
  • Advisory means non-consensus and non-blocking.
  • Experimental / prototype identifies an early integration surface.
  • Unsupported means the path is not wired as a supported capability.