The runtime has four jobs:
qorx index . builds local quarks. A quark stores bounded text, path, line
range, hash, estimated mass, sparse terms, and structural signals.
qosm is the local state store. It contains the index, cache, receipts,
provenance, lattice state, snapshots, and share records. It stays local unless
the operator exports a file.
The daemon is a Qorx Ayie product surface. The public CE binary explains where daemon commands live:
qorx daemon start
qorx daemon status
qorx daemon stop
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| Handle | Meaning |
|---|---|
qorx://s/... |
Session state. |
qorx://c/... |
Capsule state. |
qorx://u/... |
Event receipt. |
qorx://l/... |
Lattice state. |
qorx://f/... |
File-share state. |
A handle is valid only if a resolver can verify and expand it.
qshf is the ratio between local indexed mass and visible carrier mass. It is
useful for reasoning about context pressure. It is local accounting, not a
provider bill.
qorx b2c-plan scores indexed quarks and chooses a local evidence portfolio
under a token budget. qorx pack uses the same allocator before rendering the
visible context. The allocator is deterministic and local. It does not call a
provider.
If Qorx cannot resolve evidence, it should return a clear no-proof result. It should not invent missing context.