# Core 7 Architecture & Orchestration Audit Comprehensive audit compiled from the inspected Runtime-C/Core7 filesystem, sandbox runs, factory manuals, worker prompts, stage tooling, reports, and architecture artifacts. # **Executive Overview** Core7 functions as the orchestration layer responsible for coordinating multi-worker generation, validation, merge, regression review, promotion, and publication. It sits above the worker lanes and below Runtime-C scheduling. ![][image1] # **Primary Responsibilities** • Coordinate six specialized workers (WA–WF). • Maintain deterministic build execution. • Collect worker packets. • Merge outputs. • Produce proof artifacts. • Execute regression and quality gates. • Promote approved product families. • Maintain reports and finalized products. # **Worker Roles** Observed worker ecosystem: WA: HTML generation WB: CSS generation WC: JavaScript generation WD: Product Manifest generation WE: Regression Proof WF: Operator Review These correspond directly with the inspected manuals and prompt files. # **Filesystem Layout** Observed directories include: • finalized/ • finalized/reports/ • finalized/reviewed-products/ • indexes/ • sandbox/ • sandbox/candidates/ • sandbox/reports/ # **Candidate Workspace System** Inspection revealed dozens of timestamped candidate workspaces including smoke tests, validation runs, restaurant demos, CRM shells, SQL demonstrations, and deterministic validation projects. Each candidate has a corresponding JSON report preserved under sandbox/reports. # **Observed Build Types** Examples include: • Betty's Buns Bakery • Big Balls Bowling • Bob's Burgers • Billy's Roast Beef • Tony's Tacos • Sally's Salon • Two Guys Grill • SQL City • Factory SQL • Switchboard CRM Shell • Operator UI • Smoke Tests • Core7 Validation # **Execution Flow** 1\. Buildsheet accepted. 2\. Runtime-C resolves Pod. 3\. Core7 coordinates worker execution. 4\. WA-WF produce artifacts. 5\. Streams and receipts recorded. 6\. Merge performed. 7\. Regression and quality validation. 8\. Reports finalized. 9\. Promotion into reviewed products. # **Evidence Generated** Observed evidence includes worker packets, stream logs, prompts, LLM receipts, telemetry, lineage, merge reports, manifests, operator review cards, regression proof, TPS reports, metrics, and final artifacts. # **Integration With Runtime-C** Core7 interacts closely with runtime-c-runner, runtime-c-finalize-merge, runtime-c-core7-review, runtime-c-promote-family, quality gates, telemetry writers, and publication tools. # **Strengths** Deterministic execution, isolated candidate workspaces, preserved audit trail, reproducible outputs, modular worker specialization, artifact traceability, structured reporting. # **Technical Debt** Inspection indicates duplicated historical snapshots, quarantine copies, legacy paths, multiple generations of build tooling, and opportunities to consolidate authority and reduce storage footprint. # **Recommended Future Work** Generate architecture DAGs, normalize filesystem roots, document every worker packet format, map every tool dependency, separate production and archive content, create release bundles, and build automated architectural documentation. # **Worker Matrix** | Worker | Primary Output | Evidence | | :---- | :---- | :---- | | WA | HTML | PROMPT\_WA, LLM\_RECEIPT\_WA, WA.jsonl | | WB | CSS | PROMPT\_WB, LLM\_RECEIPT\_WB, WB.jsonl | | WC | JavaScript | PROMPT\_WC, LLM\_RECEIPT\_WC, WC.jsonl | | WD | Product Manifest | PROMPT\_WD, Receipt, Manifest | | WE | Regression Proof | Regression documentation | | WF | Operator Review | Operator review card | # **Overall Assessment** Based on the inspected filesystem, Core7 is substantially more than a review script. It serves as a production coordination and validation layer tying together Runtime-C execution, multi-worker generation, merge, proof production, regression analysis, and promotion. The preserved candidate history and reporting structure indicate a design optimized for reproducibility and auditability. [image1]: