PlanetOS ECU Monitoring and Alert System

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1. One-Line Definition

The PlanetOS ECU Monitoring and Alert System is the live health layer that watches whether the ECU is selecting the right mode, moving signals correctly, activating the right workers and guardians, checking ledgers, repairing failures, and releasing outputs safely.

2. Why ECU Monitoring Is Needed

A system can have good rules and still fail if nobody watches the rules during execution.

The ECU monitor asks:

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Is the system still playing by the correct execution law?

Without monitoring:
* wrong mode can persist
* weak signals disappear
* Mythicals can overfire
* repair loops may be skipped
* Cerberus can be bypassed
* memory can become polluted
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# 3. What the Monitor Watches
| Monitor Field       | Question                                 |
| ------------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| **Mode Status**     | Is the correct ECU mode active?          |
| **Signal Status**   | Is the input defined and stable?         |
| **Worker Status**   | Are the right workers active?            |
| **Guardian Status** | Are Mythicals awake only when triggered? |
| **Ledger Status**   | Are invariants intact?                   |
| **Shadow Status**   | Are weak signals stored correctly?       |
| **Repair Status**   | Are broken routes repaired?              |
| **Release Status**  | Has Cerberus gated output?               |
| **Memory Status**   | Should this be remembered?               |
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# 4. ECU Alert Levels
## Green — Stable
The ECU is operating correctly.

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Mode correct
Workers active
Guardians justified
Ledger intact
Cerberus ready

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## Yellow — Watch
Minor drift or uncertainty.
Examples:
* weak evidence
* unclear language
* incomplete context
* possible mode mismatch
* early contradiction
Action:
> Slow down, route to Shadow Ledger, or activate Sphinx/Auditor.
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## Orange — Repair
Something has broken.
Examples:
* missing node
* contradiction
* route failure
* worker skipped
* unsupported claim
Action:
> Trigger Repairman and possibly Phoenix.
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## Red — Hold / Reject
Output is unsafe to release.
Examples:
* Cerberus bypass
* high-stakes claim without verification
* speculation presented as fact
* memory pollution risk
* broken ledger
Action:
> Hold or reject release.
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# 5. ECU Monitoring Board

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PLANETOS ECU MONITOR BOARD v1.0

MODE: Strict / Balanced / Creative / Mixed
SIGNAL: Stable / Warped / Undefined
WORKERS: Complete / Partial / Skipped
GUARDIANS: Justified / Overactive / Missing
LEDGER: Intact / Stressed / Broken
SHADOW: Stored / Overloaded / Missing
REPAIR: None / Needed / Active / Failed
CERBERUS: Pass / Hold / Reject / Not Run
MEMORY: Store / Do Not Store / Watch
ALERT: Green / Yellow / Orange / Red

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# 6. Mode Drift Alerts
Mode drift happens when the system quietly shifts into the wrong control stiffness.
| Drift                                 | Alert           |
| ------------------------------------- | --------------- |
| Strict task treated creatively        | Red             |
| Creative task treated too strictly    | Yellow / Orange |
| Balanced article becomes speculative  | Orange          |
| Mixed report lacks section boundaries | Orange          |
| High-stakes claim loses audit trail   | Red             |
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# 7. Worker Alerts
| Failure                          | Alert           |
| -------------------------------- | --------------- |
| VocabularyOS skipped             | Red             |
| Janitor skipped                  | Yellow          |
| Sorter skipped                   | Orange          |
| Librarian skipped                | Yellow / Orange |
| Translator skipped               | Orange          |
| Dispatcher skipped               | Orange          |
| Auditor skipped                  | Red             |
| Repairman skipped when needed    | Orange / Red    |
| Operator compiles without labels | Orange          |
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# 8. Guardian Alerts
| Guardian Issue                       | Alert           |
| ------------------------------------ | --------------- |
| Mythical wakes without trigger       | Yellow / Orange |
| Needed Guardian not activated        | Orange          |
| Cerberus not run                     | Red             |
| Oracle signal released as fact       | Red             |
| Kraken invoked without evidence      | Orange          |
| Hydra expands routes endlessly       | Yellow / Orange |
| Sphinx ignored when language unclear | Orange          |
| Phoenix skipped after breakdown      | Orange          |
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# 9. Shadow Ledger Alerts
| Shadow Problem                       | Alert  |
| ------------------------------------ | ------ |
| Weak signal deleted too early        | Orange |
| Weak signal published as fact        | Red    |
| Shadow Ledger overloaded             | Yellow |
| Repeated weak signal not promoted    | Orange |
| No decay rule active                 | Yellow |
| Shadow entry lacks timestamp/context | Yellow |
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# 10. Repair Alerts
Repair is needed when:
* contradiction appears
* route breaks
* evidence fails
* student transfer fails
* article logic collapses
* source does not support claim
* system cannot explain its own output
Alert rule:

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If break detected and Repairman not triggered → Orange
If broken output reaches Cerberus → Red

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# 11. Cerberus Alerts
Cerberus is the most important release monitor.
| Cerberus State | Meaning                   |
| -------------- | ------------------------- |
| **Pass**       | safe to release           |
| **Hold**       | repair or evidence needed |
| **Reject**     | unsafe / misleading       |
| **Not Run**    | critical failure          |
Golden rule:

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Cerberus Not Run = Red Alert

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# 12. Memory Alerts
Memory should not update automatically.
Store only if:
* durable
* verified enough
* useful across future runs
* not temporary
* not speculative unless labelled
* consistent with current framework
Memory pollution alert:

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If unstable output is stored as stable memory → Red

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# 13. ECU Alert Response Table
| Alert      | Meaning | Response                |
| ---------- | ------- | ----------------------- |
| **Green**  | stable  | continue                |
| **Yellow** | watch   | slow / clarify / shadow |
| **Orange** | repair  | trigger Repairman       |
| **Red**    | unsafe  | hold / reject / reroute |
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# 14. Almost-Code

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PLANETOS.ECU.MONITOR.v1.0

CHECK mode_status
CHECK signal_status
CHECK worker_chain
CHECK guardian_triggers
CHECK ledger_status
CHECK shadow_status
CHECK repair_status
CHECK cerberus_status
CHECK memory_status

IF cerberus_status = NOT_RUN:
ALERT = RED

IF high_stakes AND verification_missing:
ALERT = RED

IF vocabulary_checked = FALSE:
ALERT = RED

IF contradiction_detected AND repair_not_active:
ALERT = ORANGE

IF weak_signal_deleted AND not_junk:
ALERT = ORANGE

IF mythical_active AND trigger_missing:
ALERT = YELLOW_OR_ORANGE

IF ledger_broken:
ALERT = RED

IF memory_update_unstable:
ALERT = RED

IF all systems stable:
ALERT = GREEN

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# 15. Final Compression
**The ECU Monitor is the live warning light system for PlanetOS.**

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ECU = execution law
Monitor = execution health sensor
Alert = intervention signal
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Without ECU monitoring, PlanetOS may still run.

But it may run wrongly without noticing.

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