docs: hand off to five-pillar architecture convergence - #16
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Five-pillar provider-auth contract noteThe private Phase 4F qualification work confirmed a useful architecture rule for the public design: Provider pricing and provider authentication must be modeled independently. A model can be free-priced while still requiring provider authentication. The five-pillar separation remains unchanged: OmniRoute owns routing/orchestration, Auth Keeper owns credential/session lifecycle, and keyless execution must be explicitly proven rather than inferred from pricing or model-name suffixes. No public architecture boundary changes are required. This note only tightens the provider-access contract used by the private implementation and qualification work. |
Five-pillar continuation checkpoint — 2026-09-28The private Auth Keeper engineering lane has advanced the credential-backed execution boundary while preserving the public architecture. Current architectural result:
The current private preprovider candidate has completed non-network qualification. No live cutover or real-provider qualification is implied by this public note. Next engineering boundary: Public architecture remains: No public runtime, deployment, credential, Docker, or release mutation is authorized by this update. |
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Cumulative five-pillar productization handoff advanced through F1. Latest private cumulative candidate: Qualified chain: Latest private integration: Latest RC: F1:
Public governance docs on this handoff branch now record the F1 checkpoint, RC2 build/pack provenance, and the remaining separate cutover/live-acceptance authorization boundary. No merge, release publication, deployment, live activation, or real provider validation is authorized by this update. |
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SUPERCEDING CORRECTION to the earlier F1 acceptance comment: F1 R1 is invalid due to an untracked plugin dependency-install/network provenance blind spot. F1 R2 then failed closed at the offline standalone-plugin dependency gate when npm The cumulative E2 product semantics remain qualified non-live, but RC2 release provenance is pending repaired F1 R3. Frozen R3:
Public status/handoff docs on this branch have been updated accordingly. No merge/publication/deployment/live activation is authorized. |
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Current superseding state: F1 R3 proved the offline plugin dependency closure but failed the production build because Minimal corrected source: New private draft PR diegosouzapw#44 and RC3 preserve RC2/PR diegosouzapw#42 as historical failed provenance. Frozen F2 R1:
RC3 release provenance remains pending this local F2 R1 qualification. No merge/publication/deployment/live activation is authorized. |
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Superseding RC3 qualification state: F2 R1 proved the corrected RC3 can complete the production build under OS network denial/npm offline, with no build-time install or network dependency. It then failed only because its post-build plugin fingerprint expected node_modules to survive, while prepublish intentionally deletes plugin node_modules as a hard-link guard. RC3 source remains unchanged at Frozen F2 R2:
RC3 release provenance remains pending F2 R2. No merge/publication/deployment/live activation is authorized. |
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Final superseding RC3 non-live checkpoint: F2 R2 passed cleanly.
Candidate: Status: Accepted release evidence includes:
Private PRM diegosouzapw#43 is complete/closed. Private PR diegosouzapw#44 remains draft/unmerged.
No merge/publication/tagging/deployment/live activation is authorized. |
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Repository-owner cutover authorization granted on 2026-09-30. Private implementation PR diegosouzapw#44 has now merged successfully:
This public PR is being advanced only as governance/documentation authority. It does not redefine RC3 release provenance or imply that live deployment validation has already passed. |
Purpose
Advance the durable OmniRoute project handoff from the completed R16.32 pre-tag reconciliation back to the original five-pillar product goal.
This is documentation/project-management only. It does not change runtime code, routing, provider state, credentials, Docker, deployment, or live behavior.
Canonical architecture
The product remains:
Canonical path:
User → Codex Unified → OmniRoute → Auth Keeper + eligible AI workforce → orchestration/fallback → response → Operations Floor evidenceCurrent checkpoint
Private engineering repository:
Zartharas/omniroute-auth-keeperPromoted pre-tag commit:
470a9eb5d5014c0df116c9e3c5b6ae3853bda021R16r33 completed the five-file semantic qualification with exactly two support-file mutations and verified the remote push.
R16r35 then completed the read-only post-promotion/tag-readiness verification:
WAIT_R16R35_UPSTREAM_V3851_TAGrelease/v3.8.51observed head:ae2ba35852d4e5a55486a1c0e6a779105564fd6dv3.8.51tag: absent/Users/zarthras/Downloads/omniroute_r16_32_r16r35_tag_readiness_20260926T184148ZKey correction
The missing upstream tag blocks final tag-bound release reconciliation only. It does not block all remaining OmniRoute product engineering.
R16.32 is a Pillar 4/cross-cutting subproject, not the complete product.
Documentation changes
docs/project/CURRENT_STATUS.mdto the 2026-09-26 checkpoint;docs/project/MASTER_ROADMAP.mdto the five-pillar continuation;docs/research/OMNIROUTE-FIVE-PILLAR-CONTINUATION-20260926.md;docs/project/CHAT_HANDOFF_20260926_FIVE_PILLAR_CONVERGENCE.mdfor new-chat continuity;docs/project/ENGINEERING_SOURCE_OF_TRUTH.mdwith R16r33–R16r35 harness lessons and the two-lane continuation;Next product phase
One consolidated, non-destructive Five-Pillar Architecture Convergence Audit should determine:
v3.8.51;Safety
The private R16.32 tag-bound release work remains tracked separately in private PRM diegosouzapw#19.
Project management
The broader product-level convergence work is tracked in private engineering PRM
Zartharas/omniroute-auth-keeper#20.The separate immutable-tag release gate remains tracked in private issue diegosouzapw#19.
2026-09-28 continuation checkpoint
The private five-pillar engineering lane has now qualified the non-network Auth Keeper-controlled credential execution boundary while preserving the public architecture.
Current public-safe facts:
The next private engineering boundary is the Auth Keeper provider-bound server endpoint and its isolated qualification before any credential-backed real-provider acceptance run.
2026-09-28 provider-neutral convergence reset
A deeper review of the prior provider decisions confirmed that the product lane must not continue into another OpenCode-specific real-provider qualification.
New durable audit:
docs/project/FIVE_PILLAR_CONVERGENCE_AUDIT_20260928.mdCurrent decisions:
The next engineering work is source/evidence based: normalize access-mode/admission contracts, generalize the provider-bound execution seam, qualify synthetic multi-mode behavior, then converge Codex Unified and Operations Floor around the normalized contract.
No provider call, credential read, merge, deployment, Docker/live mutation or release cutover is authorized by this documentation update.
2026-09-29 non-live architecture acceptance
Provider-neutral Gates A–E are complete in the private engineering repository.
Authoritative public checkpoint:
docs/project/FIVE_PILLAR_NONLIVE_ACCEPTANCE_20260929.mdCurrent formal state:
FIVE_PILLAR_ARCHITECTURE=QUALIFIED_NONLIVEPROVIDER_NEUTRAL_CONVERGENCE=COMPLETEFINAL_RELEASE_CUTOVER_ACCEPTANCE=INCOMPLETEREAL_PROVIDER_CALL_BUDGET=0Private provider-neutral PRM diegosouzapw#31 is closed. Product/release acceptance remains tracked by private PRMs diegosouzapw#20 and diegosouzapw#19.
This PR remains draft/unmerged. No merge, deployment or live activation is authorized.
2026-09-30 canonical integration reconciliation
Private canonical integration PR diegosouzapw#39 has qualified on R2 without rewriting the accepted P5E head.
470a9eb5d5014c0df116c9e3c5b6ae3853bda021654dc956ce09bcb7c57995c3c292f663352f2d22PASS_CANONICAL_FIVE_PILLAR_INTEGRATION_QUALIFICATION_R2CANONICAL_INTEGRATION_QUALIFIED_NONLIVE_EXACT_LINEAGEThe fork-owned release lane is active and does not require an upstream tag. Upstream releases remain optional compatibility inputs.
FORK_RELEASE_PROVENANCE=ACTIVE2026-09-30 fork-owned release authority
The previous upstream-tag release blocker is superseded.
Canonical decision:
Zartharas/OmniRoute+Zartharas/omniroute-auth-keeper;release/five-pillar-qualified-20260930-rc1;654dc956ce09bcb7c57995c3c292f663352f2d22;Canonical policy:
docs/project/FORK_RELEASE_AUTHORITY_20260930.mdActive next gate:
FORK_OWNED_RELEASE_PROVENANCE_QUALIFICATIONQualification artifact:
7c92fbb13d66216d11c6219917e3ecf9d559602119731f252228a299920fb197171871bfcdc6bcebf736c2a56a41abc0786ebf6cf5f00Fork-owned release authority correction
Canonical fork release governance is now explicit:
Zartharas/OmniRoute;Zartharas/omniroute-auth-keeper;release/five-pillar-qualified-20260930-rc1;654dc956ce09bcb7c57995c3c292f663352f2d22;Decision record:
docs/project/FORK_RELEASE_AUTHORITY_20260930.mdFORK_RELEASE_AUTHORITY=ZARTHARAS_FORKNEXT_PHASE=FORK_OWNED_RELEASE_PROVENANCE_QUALIFICATIONAuthoritative new-chat handoff
Use this file as the first continuation source:
docs/project/CHAT_HANDOFF_20260930_FORK_RELEASE_PROVENANCE.mdIt records the fork-owned release authority, canonical P5E/integration SHAs, release-candidate ref, frozen provenance qualification artifact, exact local run command, and safety boundaries.
Active phase:
FORK_OWNED_RELEASE_PROVENANCE_QUALIFICATIONDo not wait for the original upstream owner/tag.