OPEN · PUBLIC LAUNCH MATERIAL · RELEASE CANDIDATE v0.1.0-rc.1
MIDGARD LAUNCH KIT
01 // LAUNCH KIT · SEPTEMBER 2026

The sovereign enclosure.

Midgard is a post-quantum, air-gap-capable platform for your data, your models and your operations. This kit holds the launch deck and a recorded demo of the software running, each in the platform's two colour modes.

PQ-SEALED · ML-KEM-1024 NO EGRESS AIR-GAP READY

SHOWING THE DARK SET ·

02 // DEMO VIDEO

The enclosure edge, end to end

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  1. 01

    The edge starts in a container. Login returns an ML-DSA-signed token, and a query returns only the objects the operator is cleared for, with the audit id that authorised it.

  2. 02

    Object fabric. “Ground aircraft” is refused until a person authorises it, then the authorisation itself is audited.

  3. 03

    Policy dry-run and audit lineage. Every entry from the session is already there, each one verified as ML-DSA-65.

  4. 04

    Forge, Mimir, Heimdall, Bifrost, Admin and the client shells, on built-in sample data.

03 // LAUNCH DECK

Eighteen slides, about eighteen minutes

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01 / 18 ·

04 // DOWNLOADS

Take the whole kit

FileDark setLight set
Launch deckPowerPoint, 16:9, speaker notes, demo embedded on slide 14
Demo videoMP4, H.264, 1920×1080, silent, captioned

Both sets have the same slides, notes, beats and captions. The light video is shorter because its pages loaded faster during recording. Source, specification and the pipeline that produced this kit are in the repository.

05 // WHAT IS REAL

Measured, not promised

REAL IN THE DEMO

The Midgard console talks to the actual Rust enclosure edge running in a container. The signed login token, the per-object marking checks, the human-gated action, the policy dry-run and every audit row are genuine.

SAMPLE DATA IN THE DEMO

The Forge, Mimir, Heimdall, Bifrost, Admin and client-shell consoles are the shipping builds on their built-in sample data. Their services do not expose console routes yet.

RELEASE STATUS

Version 0.1.0-rc.1 is a release candidate, not a supported release. General availability is gated on HSM key custody, GPU serving, FIPS 140-3 certification and a key ceremony. The deck's “Where we are” slide names every blocker.