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Runtime Authority & Orchestration Evidence Dashboard

Static insight surface for runtime authority validation, enforcement improvement, and orchestration evidence gaps. The 104/104 result is a dated bounded validation snapshot.

This page is a static insight dashboard, not live monitoring, production readiness, or universal enforcement. It summarizes validation evidence and evidence gaps; it does not claim full orchestration proof unless execution provenance is shown.

104/104

validation tests

74/74

baseline tests

30/30

smoke tests

8/8

runtime control surfaces

What This Page Answers

It shows what was validated, what improved in runtime authority behavior, and which evidence fields are still missing before orchestration can be treated as proven.

The core validation metric is strong, but it is still a validation metric, not a behavior metric. Behavior insight requires before/after deltas and execution provenance.

Not Proven Yet

Actual multi-worker orchestration trace is not yet shown.

Single-worker detection is not yet instrumented per task.

Reviewer, receipt, QA, and owner-gate evidence is not yet displayed per task.

Maturity Progression: Before / After Runtime Authority Validation

Before runtime authority validation

2026-06-09 to 2026-06-10

What existed

Governance rules, reviewer-enforcement lessons, and single-worker / false-orchestration risk diagnosis existed as prior AIOS context.

What changed

Runtime authority had not yet been summarized as a public-safe validation evidence surface.

Evidence available

Earlier AIOS enforcement and orchestration-review records; exact task-level runtime dashboard evidence remains separate.

Improvement

AIOS had clearer claim-boundary discipline and recognized that role labels are not orchestration proof.

Still not proven

No public-safe runtime authority validation page, no worker-level proof matrix, and no trend dashboard.

After registry / authority contract acceptance

2026-06-11

What existed

Registry / authority contract context was accepted for the static public snapshot, and stale pending-owner wording could be removed.

What changed

The public page no longer needs to frame Window A owner acceptance as pending for this snapshot context.

Evidence available

Owner instruction plus summarized validation evidence; no raw registry packet or private paths are published.

Improvement

The public copy can focus on evidence and gaps instead of preserving a stale blocker.

Still not proven

This does not prove production readiness, live monitoring, universal enforcement, or full orchestration proof.

After runtime authority validation

2026-06-11

What existed

Runtime authority validation passed with 104/104 total tests, including 74/74 baseline tests and 30/30 smoke tests.

What changed

Eight runtime control surfaces became validated in bounded scope and safe to summarize publicly.

Evidence available

Source reports summarized: final handoff, test evidence summary, safe claims, forbidden claims, and remaining limits.

Improvement

Validation evidence now shows what was checked: registry consumption, dormant blocking, receipt semantics, human gates, local-only downgrade, staging boundary, hook delegation, and sanitizer behavior.

Still not proven

Actual multi-worker orchestration trace, repeated dashboard snapshots, and live runtime state are still not shown.

Next required dashboard state

date to be confirmed

What existed

A static insight page can show what evidence exists and what remains missing.

What changed

A future dashboard needs structured records for task routing, actual workers, receipts, reviewers, QA, owner gates, and repeat snapshots.

Evidence available

To be created as public-safe structured data; raw receipts, private notes, local paths, and test logs must remain excluded.

Improvement

The dashboard can begin answering whether runtime authority and orchestration enforcement are improving AIOS behavior.

Still not proven

Dashboard behavior insight remains incomplete until execution provenance and repeated evidence records are populated.

Runtime Authority Value Map

Improvement area	Why it matters	Before state	After state	Remaining limitation
Canonical registry consumption	Runtime decisions need a source of truth for skill status.	Registry state could be referenced manually or inconsistently.	Registry Reader validation confirms registry parsing and status detection in bounded scope.	Dashboard still needs structured registry status fields and repeated snapshots.
Dormant skill blocking	Parked or killed skills should not be treated as active.	Dormant status could be missed or treated as documentation only.	Smoke tests validate dormant skill blocking behavior.	Does not prove production blocking or CASE-003 execution.
Receipt semantics	Missing receipts should not become proof.	Receipt requirements could be described but not displayed as a dashboard evidence field.	Receipt creation and blocking semantics are validated for bounded use.	Future dashboard needs receipt status per task and public-safe receipt references.
Human gate semantics	High-risk actions need owner escalation instead of autonomous approval.	Human gate rules existed as policy expectations.	Validation confirms owner-gate escalation and autonomous authority blocking behavior.	Does not prove future owner decisions or production gate operation.
Local-only downgrade semantics	Simulation or local-only work should not be mistaken for independent proof.	Local execution could be overread as orchestration.	Validation confirms local-only downgrade behavior.	Dashboard still needs explicit single-worker and local-only classification per task.
Staging-only worker boundary	Worker evidence should not self-promote into canonical or production paths.	Worker output could be confused with authority evidence if not bounded.	optimize-worker integration validates staging-only writes.	Does not prove production deployment or universal worker compliance.
Thin hook consumer behavior	Hooks should consume authority decisions rather than become hidden policy engines.	Hook logic could drift from registry authority.	Pre-commit and pre-push hooks validate delegation to Registry Reader.	Dashboard needs hook mode and actual enforcement status per snapshot.
Sanitizer behavior	Public surfaces need redaction before publication.	Raw paths, receipts, identifiers, or private details could leak if copied directly.	Sanitizer behavior is validated for paths, identifiers, and sensitive detail removal.	Public output still needs rendered-output scans and reviewer gate before publication.

Each item is an evidence dimension, not an asserted universal current behavior. The value map says what bounded validation demonstrated and what a dashboard should track next.

Orchestration Evidence Matrix

Orchestration proof is not complete unless actual worker, routing decision, reviewer receipt, and owner gate are shown. This matrix keeps validation evidence separate from orchestration proof.

Task / evidence area	Expected role	Actual worker shown?	Reviewer shown?	Receipt shown?	Owner gate shown?	Orchestration verdict
Runtime validation evidence	Runtime Authority lens	Validation results shown	Not task-level	Summarized only	Owner-cleared snapshot context	validation evidence shown; orchestration not proven
Public safety evidence	QA / public-safety lens	Sanitized output shown	Summarized gate evidence only	Raw receipts excluded	Owner review target	public safety evidence shown
Actual multi-worker orchestration trace	Orchestration Evidence lens	Not yet shown	Not task-level	Not yet shown	Not per task	orchestration planned but not proven
Single-worker detection	Data Team / QA lens	Not yet instrumented	Not yet instrumented	Not yet instrumented	Not yet instrumented	evidence gap
Future dashboard provenance	Data Team	Required field	Required field	Required field	Required field	next instrumentation required

Single-worker Detection

Classification precedence: evidence missing, local-only downgraded, orchestration planned but not proven, single-worker confirmed, orchestrated confirmed. Stronger claims require stronger evidence.

orchestrated_confirmed
Requires actual worker, routing decision, reviewer receipt when required, QA status, and owner gate status where applicable.
single_worker_confirmed
Use when one worker handled implementation, review, QA, and closeout, or role labels exist without independent role evidence.
orchestration_planned_but_not_proven
Use when expected roles or proposed workers exist but actual worker, reviewer, receipt, or QA evidence is incomplete.
evidence_missing
Use when core proof fields are absent, evidence links are missing, or source reports cannot be tied to a task.
local_only_downgraded
Use when local simulation or Codex-only validation is useful but cannot count as independent orchestration proof.

Evidence Quality Scorecard

Validation test evidence

Strong

104/104 validation tests, including 74/74 baseline and 30/30 smoke tests.

Public-safety sanitization

Strong

Local paths, raw receipts, private notes, session identifiers, secrets, and test logs are excluded.

Runtime execution trace

Weak / missing

The page does not yet show per-task actual worker trace or routing decision history.

Model/provider receipt visibility

Partial

Reviewer-gate receipt metadata exists for the redesign analysis, but raw receipts are not rendered publicly.

Reviewer gate visibility

Partial

Reviewer result is summarized at gate level; task-level reviewer proof is not displayed.

Live monitoring

Not present

This is a static insight dashboard with no live data feed.

Data Team Interpretation

104/104 is a validation metric, not a behavior metric.

Useful dashboard insight requires before/after deltas, repeated snapshots, task-level routing records, and execution provenance.

UX/UI Interpretation

Separate validation, behavior, orchestration, and claim-boundary layers so the page can be scanned without overreading validation as proof of orchestration.

Make “not proven yet” visible rather than hidden in footnotes or caveats.

Safe Claims

Runtime Authority validation passed in bounded scope with 104/104 validation tests.
The static page summarizes validation evidence and evidence gaps.
Public-safe output excludes raw receipts, private notes, local paths, session identifiers, secrets, and test logs.
Runtime Authority validation improved evidence around registry consumption, dormant blocking, receipt semantics, human gates, local-only downgrade, staging boundaries, hook delegation, and sanitizer behavior.
Full orchestration proof remains incomplete until execution provenance is displayed.

Forbidden Claims

No live monitoring claim.
No production readiness claim.
No universal enforcement claim.
No CASE-003 execution claim.
No Benchmark Dataset v0.1 export claim.
No full orchestration proof claim without actual worker, routing decision, reviewer receipt, and owner gate evidence.