runtime_boundary_audit

To audit runtime boundary integrity for a LUKA runtime environment, run the runtime_boundary_audit skill to perform governed read-only checks on runtime-root context and environment-boundary invariants.

A fail-closed audit plan ensures robust system integrity by enforcing read-only boundary checks that prevent unauthorized changes and validating that integrity signals across scopes are distinct.

Yes, you can perform governed read-only boundary checks to verify environment-boundary invariants, ensuring integrity signals in different scopes remain valid and distinct without altering the system.

You need to run a runtime boundary audit when verifying the secure and reliable operation of LUKA runtime roots, specifically if you are a system administrator or security auditor checking for integrity.

No, the LUKA runtime boundary audit does not modify the target runtime-root context because it conducts governed read-only boundary checks to prevent unauthorized changes during the integrity inspection.

The best way to ensure integrity signals are valid across different scopes is to run a fail-closed audit that inspects runtime-boundary scope and target runtime-root context for distinct environment-boundary invariants.