I2OS Runtime Evaluation Layer v1.2 Draft

I2OS Runtime Evaluation Layer v1.2 Draft

This draft release introduces the next structural layer after the I2OS Minimal Runtime Efficiency Gate v1.1 Prototype.

Version 1.1 classified proposed AI transitions before execution as:

GO / HOLD / REPAIR / BLOCK

Version 1.2 evaluates the effect of those classifications as:

EFFECTIVE / PARTIAL / NEUTRAL / FAILED
Core Question
Did the gate decision reduce inadmissible computation
while preserving admissible continuity?
Included in This Draft

This draft includes:

Runtime Evaluation Layer v1.2 specification
Minimal runtime evaluator prototype
Evaluation test cases
README links for the v1.2 evaluation direction

Main files:

docs/runtime_evaluation_layer_v1_2.md
src/i2os_runtime_evaluator.py
tests/evaluation_cases.md
Direction

The structure now becomes:

Theory
↓
Runtime Gate
↓
Evaluation Layer

v1.0 defined the theoretical foundation.

v1.1 introduced a minimal runtime classification gate.

v1.2 begins evaluating whether those classifications actually improve runtime safety, efficiency, and continuity.

Core Principle
Capability is not permission.
Permission should be evaluated.

A system may be capable of generating or executing a transition.

That does not mean the transition should be permitted.

And once permission is classified, the effect of that decision should be evaluated.