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References and Traceability
kadubon edited this page Aug 25, 2026
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| Topic | Source |
|---|---|
| Overview, installation, output fields, storage, and public release audit | README |
| Short local mission workflow | Getting Started |
| Command write boundaries and authority requirements | Command Map |
| Independent proposals, correlated support, fenced leases, and residual resolution | Collective Workcells |
| Resource-matched comparison and confidence-controlled uplift | Measurement Protocol |
| Approval, dispatch, replay, and observation boundaries | Operation Gate |
| SQLite/PostgreSQL semantics, OIDC + DPoP, and telemetry | Distributed Runtime |
| PIC ownership, evidence mapping, and non-settlement boundary | CCR-PIC Interoperability |
| Security review controls and residual risks | Security Audit Checklist |
| Agent-facing runtime contract and non-claims | AGENTS.md |
- It treats CCR as a local-first coordination runtime, not as an autonomous scientific agent or an LLM.
- It separates finite command success, evidence acceptance, settlement, external dispatch, and verified physical observation.
- It treats phase and ASI-proxy outputs as protocol-relative diagnostics under declared resources and evaluation rules.
- It treats provider, PIC, MCP, A2A, replay, and registry outputs as evidence or metadata under explicit boundaries, not authority.
- It describes distributed-runtime mechanisms as engineering behavior, not as an exactly-once delivery or security-certification claim.
CCR can optionally interoperate with Percolation Inversion Compiler. Consult the CCR-PIC Interoperability specification before relying on that route; PIC remains optional and never settles CCR by itself.
The source tree described when this wiki was prepared declares CCR version 1.6.0 in pyproject.toml. CLI commands and registered JSON schemas are the public contract; the Python API is described by the project as semi-stable. For a deployment, pin and record the exact release or commit that supplies the runtime and its schemas.