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Architecture

primary developer
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       v
request + content-addressed authority
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       v
admission and gear selection
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       +----------------------+
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       v                      v
exact deterministic argv   bounded helper transport
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                     staged allowlisted context
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       +----------+-----------+
                  v
            raw private evidence
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       external Context Firewall adapter
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                  v
compact result + value receipt + operator indicator
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                  v
primary developer retains completion ownership

Internal modules

The reference core currently keeps its small executable surface in src/opsle_gearbox/core.py:

  • authority and policy validation;
  • request and budget admission;
  • safe source selection and staging;
  • deterministic executor;
  • injected helper transport boundary;
  • output-contract and staged-change validation;
  • compact result and Visible Value receipt generation.

src/opsle_gearbox/cli.py provides the deterministic command-line interface.

External dependencies

  • Context Firewall: deterministic adapters for command/helper raw evidence.
  • Decision Evidence Protocol: independent receipt/result conformance.
  • Agent Trajectory Profiler: observational execution telemetry.
  • Routing Policy: chooses a model/provider profile after cognitive admission; the core policy currently binds an already selected profile.
  • Execution Authorization / Resource Claims: stronger external authority where a deployment requires capabilities, leases, or fencing.
  • Ephemeral Workers / Verifiable Handoff: optional isolation and durable artifact transfer.

Explicit exclusions

The repository owns no objective graph, durable scheduler, queue, wakeup, discovery, recovery ladder, global pause, persistent hierarchy, provider pool, or product completion state.