19/538,221: Memory-Resident Execution of Persistent Executable Objects In Distributed Computing Systems

Inventor: Nick Clark
Filed: 2026-2-12
Status: pending

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for executing semantic computation in distributed computing environments. Each computational task is instantiated as a persistent executable object comprising an intent field, a context block, and a memory field that stores execution history. The persistent executable object propagates among execution nodes, each of which independently evaluates the object based on embedded intent, context, memory, and locally applied policy. Execution actions including execution, mutation, delegation, dormancy, reentry, and termination are determined without centralized orchestration. Execution outcomes are appended to the memory field, enabling execution continuity across asynchronous execution cycles. Compositional delegation, policy-bound evaluation, and memory-resident execution state enable adaptive, distributed execution across heterogeneous environments without reliance on external schedulers, centralized controllers, or session-bound runtime state.