ArchSig Manual
Operational feedback is empirical evidence with guardrails.
B10 artifacts let teams review outcomes, calibration, thresholds, ownership erosion, repair adoption, incident correlation, and hypothesis refresh without converting operational records into causal or formal claims.
Commands
The daily ledger joins outcome linkage and drift ledger inputs inside a specified aggregation window. Other B10 commands emit canonical operational artifacts for calibration and review.
- report-outcome-daily-ledger Aggregates outcome linkage and architecture drift ledger records for a bounded window.
- calibration-review-record and team-threshold-policy Track false positive / false negative review and team-specific CI policy tuning.
- ownership-boundary-monitor, repair-adoption-record, incident-correlation-monitor, hypothesis-refresh-cycle Track operational boundary signals, repair decisions, correlations, and empirical hypothesis updates.
Artifacts
Operational artifacts are empirical and process records. They preserve unavailable, private, missing, and unmeasured data states instead of rounding them to measured zero.
- Report outcome daily ledger Daily aggregation over outcome linkage and drift evidence.
- Calibration and threshold artifacts Review evidence for tuning report sensitivity and CI modes.
- Ownership, repair, incident, and hypothesis artifacts Operational records that support review, not formal theorem promotion.
Reading rules
Reviewer decisions, team thresholds, ownership signals, repair adoption, incident correlation, and retained hypotheses are calibration inputs. They are not proof that a report, policy, or repair is correct.
Unavailable, private, missing, and unmeasured outcome data must stay separate from measured-zero evidence.
Non-conclusions
B10 artifacts do not conclude incident causality, formal claim promotion, theorem precondition discharge, extractor completeness, architecture lawfulness, or semantic preservation.