Sourceruntime lifecycle doc
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Planningplanning.standard
Executionexecution.standard
Runtime lifecycle

Four charts. One scheduler.

The homepage shows the simplified lifecycle. This page expands that into the shipped runtime view: the full scheduler overview, the planning loop detail, the execution loop detail, and the arbiter activation path.

Overview 01

The full scheduler lifecycle.

Overview chart

Compile once at startup, drain commands first on every tick, claim one stage at a time, then let the runtime own result application and authoritative state mutation.

Planning loop 02

Planning dispatch and remediation.

Planning detail

Planning starts from incident or spec claims, can resume an active stage, and falls back to mechanic only when blocked routing and retry budgets say it should.

Execution loop 03

Execution, recovery, and update routing.

Execution detail

The default execution loop is sequential on purpose: verification, repair, recovery escalation, planning handoff, and update all happen under one visible runtime contract.

Arbiter 04

Completion behavior is its own path.

Arbiter detail

Successful closure stamps the target and clears the active stage. Remediation or blocked outcomes leave the target open and push the runtime back into accountable work.