Zain Dana HarperKun · private capability

Recovery memory without secret storage.

Kun is a private local access-recovery vault for owned systems: path-only receipts, redacted diagnostics, rotation notes, and operator runbooks.

No raw credentials, credential values, credential recovery instructions, bypass steps, or protected resource contents are published.

controlled private system · public-safe summary · checked 2026-08-28

Vault record model.

Kun local access-recovery vault map A diagram showing local system ownership, path-only records, redaction, and recovery runbook output while credential values remain outside the vault. ownedSystem path onlyVaultrecord redactReceipt humanRunbook
Kun is included because recoverability is part of safe operations. The public artifact intentionally shows what the vault refuses to hold.
Kun public contract
FieldPublic-safe statementBoundary
InputsOwned-system recovery paths, rotation metadata, redacted diagnostics, and local runbook state.No credential values.
OutputsPath-only receipts, rotation reminders, diagnostic summaries, and human recovery checklist state.No credential recovery instructions are published.
UseLocal operational continuity and evidence hygiene.No bypass guidance.

Release boundary.

The vault does not contain the secret.

Kun records where recovery authority lives and how to audit the process. It does not publish or retain raw keys, tokens, passwords, seed phrases, private browser state, or protected content.