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# What is Nobulex?

Plain English: Nobulex is middleware that forces agents to follow signed rules. It blocks forbidden actions at runtime and logs every decision. Anyone can verify compliance from the log—without trusting the operator.

## What does it block?

Whatever you declare in the covenant (behavioral spec). Examples: no writes to sensitive paths, read-only mode, no data exfiltration, no external API calls. Rules are signed and immutable—only narrowable, never loosened.

## What proof do I get?

A hash-chained action log. Every allowed or blocked action is recorded. The log is tamper-evident and deterministically verifiable—same inputs, same result. Third parties can audit compliance without seeing how the agent works.

## How does it work?

1. Agent decides action → 2. Middleware intercepts → 3. Evaluate covenant → 4. Block or allow → 5. Log to action log → 6. Verifiable by anyone

See the six primitives (DID, behavioral spec, W3C VC, hash-chained log, deterministic verification, staking/slashing) for the full technical picture.

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