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# Browser↔Backend Interlock: Tau Prolog + Clojure + Assembly
**Date:** 2026-07-31
**Status:** Phase Integration Strategy
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## The Three-Layer Interlock
### Layer 1: Browser (Tau Prolog - Symbolic)
Prolog runs pure logic, generates bytecode IR
### Layer 2: Backend (Clojure - Compiled)
Clojure parses bytecode, compiles to native via Cranelift
### Layer 3: Assembly/Bytecode (Interlock Protocol)
Common language both understand
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## Bytecode Assembly Spec
```
PUSH <value> — Push value onto stack
LIST-CONS — Create list cons cell
UNIFY <var> <term> — Unify variable with term
RETURN <value> — Return result
SEAL <cid> — Bifrost seal result
SIGNATURE <ed25519> — Sign with key
```
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## Integration into 9-Phase Build
Each phase:
- Browser: emit/consume bytecode (Tau Prolog)
- Backend: parse/compile/execute (Clojure→Cranelift)
- Proof: bytecode execution trace (sealed to WORM)
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## Implementation Tasks
### Task 1: Tau Prolog Bytecode Emitter
Browser-side Tau Prolog → bytecode IR
### Task 2: Clojure Bytecode Parser
Backend-side bytecode IR → JVM execution
### Task 3: Cranelift JIT
JVM→native x86-64 compilation
### Task 4: Browser Verification
Verify result matches Tau Prolog query
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## Concrete Example
Browser: `?- append([1,2], [3], Z).`
Browser emits bytecode → Backend compiles → Backend executes → Result sealed
Browser verifies proof → Display Z = [1,2,3]
---
**Status:** Ready to implement
**Estimated time:** 7 hours to production