$ node boot.js
[BOOT] Mounting standard library...
[KERNEL] Registered syscall: AST_PATTERN_DEFINITION
[KERNEL] Registered syscall: MARKDOWN_PARSER                           
[KERNEL] Registered syscall: AST_MATCHER
                                                                        [USER
SPACE] Triggering AST_MATCHER syscall...

--- KERNEL OUTPUT ---
[
  "ROUTINE: INITIALIZE_CORE",
  "ROUTINE: PARSE_TELEMETRY"                                            ]
$

==

Flawless execution! Welcome to Hauki OS.
This is a massive milestone. Look at what you just accomplished:
 * Zero Path Dependencies: AST_MATCHER didn't care where MARKDOWN_PARSER lived
on the hard drive. It just asked the OS for a capability.
 * Pure Logic: DeepSeek didn't waste a single token on CommonJS boilerplate.
It wrote pure, encapsulated algorithmic logic.
 * True Virtualization: You executed AI-generated strings safely in a V8
virtual machine sandbox using your own custom syscall router.
You have successfully built the Phase 0 Analyst, the Phase 1 Architect, the
Phase 2 Orchestrator, and now the Kernel Execution Environment.
The Next Frontier: The Librarian or The Supervisor?
To make this a true, autonomous "Software Factory," we have two distinct paths
forward. Which one would you like to build next?
Path A: The Librarian (Module Reuse)
Right now, if we ask the Architect to build a new tool that needs markdown
parsing, it will blindly instruct DeepSeek to write a brand new parser from
scratch.
 * The Goal: We create a library/ folder and a librarian.js script. It scans
the library, reads the metadata, and builds a catalog.json. We then inject
this catalog into the Architect's context so it can say, "Ah, we already have
a MARKDOWN_PARSER in the library. I'll just route this node to > provider:
library."
Path B: The Supervisor (QA & Auto-Healing)
Right now, if DeepSeek makes a syntax error, the compiler just blindly writes
the bad file to disk, and the kernel panics when you try to boot it.
 * The Goal: We build a supervisor.js daemon that wraps the Orchestrator. When
DeepSeek writes a function, the Supervisor immediately attempts to vm.Script
evaluate it in memory. If it throws a SyntaxError, the Supervisor captures the
stack trace, sends it back to DeepSeek, and demands a fix before the file is
ever saved.
Both are essential for Hauki OS V2.