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# Phase 1.0AX: host-only AV protocol and cleanup model
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Status: `HOST_REFERENCE_MODEL_COMPLETE_TARGET_SOURCE_AND_ARTIFACT_BLOCKED`
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Date: 2026-07-29
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AX turns AW's source requirements into an exact bytes-only reference model.
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Frames remain 64-byte, big-endian and CRC-bound over the first 60 bytes, but
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use `CHD10AV1`. Historical wire values are preserved and D14 is appended at
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stage value 30. D12 cannot carry the terminal flag; only a final D14 can.
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D14 records the current initialized mask, cleaned mask, `rarch_main` result,
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cleanup-order errors and the independent cleanup-failure count. It is generated
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only when `rarch_main` returned, D04 was emitted, phase S15 was reached, no
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subsystem remains initialized and both cleanup error counts are zero.
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The trace layer requires exactly one D07, D04 and final D14 in that order,
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strictly increasing sequence values, at most one D12 and no post-terminal data.
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All 64 single-byte mutations fail CRC or canonical parsing. Correctly
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rechecksummed but false cleanup claims also fail.
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This is Python byte processing only. It creates no target profile, source,
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artifact, socket, process, output file, address or authorization. Passing it
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proves neither target equivalence nor firmware behavior.
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