Org Chart & Role Policy
Public-safe operating map for who owns executive orchestration, execution control, specialist delivery, evidence review, and budget discipline inside the AIOS work system.
This is an operating model summary, not runtime access control, autonomous staffing, or production-readiness evidence.
Capability Detail Pages
These compact cards open deeper role capability pages. Long learning, evidence, and upskill narratives stay off the hub so the role map remains scannable.
Keeps prototype-to-production decisions bounded, evidence-led, and public-safe before source work expands.
Protects evidence sufficiency, validation readiness, claim discipline, and release or handoff quality boundaries.
Turns dashboard-shaped telemetry into evidence-first validation and claim-safe insight.
Executes scoped work inside approved boundaries while preserving handoff, evidence, and escalation discipline.
Protects source custody, exact-SHA work, recoverability, and repository evidence without turning local proof into production claims.
Operating Org Chart
KB-sourced summaryLyn
Owner / Decision Authority
Robert / GPT
Executive Orchestration Layer
Execution Control & Evidence Governance
Scope, authorization, validation, stop conditions, and claim boundaries
Super Runner
Execution Control Layer
Runner
Bounded Task Executor
Checker
Evidence & Claim Boundary Checker
Big Crew
Specialist Delivery Team
GPT KB + Git
Shared source of truth for decisions, evidence, and handoffs
Show specialist lanes
PM / Delivery
Specialist delivery planning
Architecture
System boundaries and dependencies
QA
Delivery failure modes and test readiness
Release
Release-readiness critique
Workflow / Implementation
Scoped delivery support
UX / UI / IA
Specialist Review Perspective
Sonnet-style / Opus-style
Local review unless receipted
Supernova
Business / Opportunity Intelligence
Execution Control Role Cards
These roles govern scope, authorization, validation, and claim safety. They are separate from Big Crew specialist delivery work.
Primary responsibility: Controls task boundary, dependency, authority, caveats, and stop conditions before work proceeds.
Evidence contribution: Shows whether dependency, authority, stop condition, unsafe scope, and caveat fields were declared.
Not allowed: Does not act as an autonomous platform, approve execution, claim production readiness, or make cost/replacement decisions.
Relationship to Big Crew: Governs the task boundary around Big Crew work; it is not a delivery specialist role.
Primary responsibility: Executes approved bounded tasks without inventing new scope.
Evidence contribution: Shows files touched, scope adherence, validation-ready output, and handoff artifact status.
Not allowed: Does not add unapproved scope, self-approve output, or convert task completion into performance proof.
Relationship to Big Crew: Executes bounded work after scope is controlled; it is not the same as Big Crew implementation perspective.
Primary responsibility: Validates evidence completeness, source-of-truth alignment, and claim boundaries.
Evidence contribution: Shows evidence gaps, claim drift, source-of-truth mismatches, validation status, and first-pass acceptance.
Not allowed: Does not replace Big Crew QA, approve production readiness, or claim benchmark, cost, speed, or public-proof outcomes.
Relationship to Big Crew: Checks whether claims are evidence-safe; Big Crew QA checks delivery quality and failure modes.
Supporting Policies
Detailed routing and budget policies are collapsed by default so the org-role hub stays focused on scan and navigation.
Role & Responsibility Policy
| Role / team | Responsibility | Owns | Does not own | Budget policy | Escalation rule |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lyn — Owner / Decision Authority | Owner review, risk appetite, and final approval for public, money, legal, privacy, reputation, health, career, and major architecture decisions. | Final gate and protected decisions | Routine execution or broad staffing before evidence exists | Sararin-gated | Stop and ask when the decision is high-risk or hard to reverse. |
| Robert / GPT — Executive Orchestration Layer | Executive orchestration, synthesis, sequencing, decision framing, and source-of-truth alignment. | Tradeoff framing, narrative coherence, and claim-boundary review | Owner authorization, autonomous execution approval, or production-readiness claims | Executive review lane | Escalate to Lyn when the decision touches protected categories or publication authority. |
| Super Runner (Execution Control Layer) | Controls task boundary, dependency, authority, caveats, and stop conditions before work proceeds. | Scope, authorization check, dependency visibility, and stop-condition preservation | Autonomous platform authority, production readiness, cost decisions, or replacement decisions | Control lane | Stop when owner authorization, unsafe scope, missing dependency, or claim boundary is unresolved. |
| Runner (Bounded Task Executor) | Executes approved bounded tasks without inventing new scope. | Scoped output, files changed, validation-ready handoff, and implementation caveats | Scope creation, self-approval, benchmark proof, or performance claims | Bounded execution lane | Return to Super Runner when scope changes or required authorization is missing. |
| Checker (Evidence & Claim Boundary Checker) | Validates evidence completeness, source-of-truth alignment, and claim boundaries. | Evidence gaps, source-of-truth mismatches, claim drift, and validation status | Big Crew QA replacement, public proof approval, production readiness, or cost superiority claims | Evidence safety lane | Block or downgrade when evidence is missing, claims drift, or source-of-truth alignment fails. |
| Big Crew (Specialist Delivery Team) | Specialist delivery work across PM / Delivery, Architecture, QA, Release, Workflow, and Implementation. | Role-specific critique, implementation support, QA findings, and release recommendations | Execution-control authority, final release approval, or Lyn-protected decisions | Senior synthesis only | Use senior model review only for named decisions with clear expected value. |
| Researcher | Bounded external evidence scans for market context, public claims, and practice checks. | Cited evidence, safe-claim boundaries, and research briefs | Final decisions, market certainty, or unsupported uniqueness claims | Cheap/web first | Escalate only when synthesis changes a public claim or decision gate. |
| Supernova | Opportunity and monetization intelligence through advisor-style memos and trigger-based analysis. | Business option framing, kill arguments, and monetization questions | Active execution before a concrete trigger exists | Trigger-based | Activate only when the business question is bounded and reviewable. |
| Investment Team | Planned investment advisory lane after Sararin defines scope, criteria, and evidence requirements. | TBD investment workflow once scoped | Live investment action, recommendations, or decisions today | Not active | Remain parked until scope and review policy exist. |
| optimize-worker | Routing and workflow execution support for benchmark traces, fallback paths, and thin-slice automation. | Structured runs, trace shape, and repeatable validation support | Final interpretation, provider expansion, or autonomous production routing | Cheap/local first | Escalate when automation would create false confidence without trace quality. |
Budget Policy
Role first, model second. Budget is allocated like workforce salary: use the cheapest reliable route for routine work and reserve senior review for named decisions with a clear expected value.
Use for formatting, task packets, trace updates, markdown cleanup, extraction, checklists, and low-risk structured work.
Use only when a named review, critique, tradeoff, or decision-quality output needs senior judgment.
Reserved for rare foundation decisions and Sararin-protected categories; requires an explicit gate.
Codex is used for repo and UI implementation by role fit, with files, validation, commit, and caveats returned.
No senior delegation without a named decision, expected value, cost cap, and abort condition.
Task Routing Policy
Use a bounded task packet, then return files changed, validation, commit hash, and caveats.
Use role-specific review for a named decision, then Sararin gates the final call.
Gather cited evidence and safe-claim boundaries; do not make the final claim.
Activate only when there is a concrete business trigger and a reviewable output.
Keep the work structured, public-safe where needed, and synced back to the KB.
Stop for executive review; no delegated role owns the final decision.