cinder.nexus
THE COMPATIBILITY LAYER
Compatibility without compromise.
Nexus is the technology underneath Cinder that connects versions, mods, servers, players, and the systems between them. It is evolving from a compatibility layer into a self-verifying semantic runtime layer.
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NEXUS
Version-aware compatibility
A unified mod layer
Semantic runtime discovery
Adapters for different ecosystems
Evidence-driven live remapping
Fail-closed canary validation
LIVE SEMANTIC REMAPPING
Discover. Verify. Adapt.
Nexus is being built to discover runtime semantics rather than depend on brittle addresses. Cinder observes runtime evidence, builds a cross-session corpus, ranks recurring candidates, independently checks structural agreement, and requires external ground truth before a candidate can become a canary.
Broad runtime evidence becomes observations, not assumptions.
Cross-session recurrence identifies candidates without declaring their identity.
Independent structural verification tests whether candidate evidence agrees.
Controlled ground-truth fixtures provide an external source of truth.
Only a verified candidate can become eligible for a read-only canary.
CURRENT VALIDATION
Runtime observations in the current corpus.
Unique semantic fingerprints.
Recurring candidates with independent structural agreement.
Canary-eligible candidates until external ground truth exists.
The validation workflow runs on Cinder's local self-hosted Bedrock runner. Unknown Minecraft runtime versions are not treated as cross-version evidence, and runtime promotion remains fail-closed.
CANARY TEST MATRIX
Proof before promotion.
The controlled semantic test suite covers static objects, state, orientation, containers, interaction, redstone, entities, negative matches, new sessions, and recorded version changes.
Static known object.
Block state transition.
Orientation change.
Container state.
Interactive state.
Powered versus unpowered.
Known entity across sessions.
Negative near-match.
Same object in a new session.
Same object with recorded version change.