ObserverOps Technical Blueprint - Production Figures (Cross-Referenced)

Figure 1 — Observer Ops Stack (micro/meso/macro)

Figure 1. Three-layer ObserverOps stack. Micro (Observer Runtime) enforces internal collapse (latching), agreement checks, and slot conservation while scheduling with Ô and ticks τ. Meso (SMFT & CWA Engine) projects signals and certifies when additive pooling is safe, exposing CWA score and Phase‑Risk Index. Macro (BeltOps) closes the loop via PBHL, controlling Gap≈Flux+α·Twist with Residual bounds and policy gates. Horizontal bands show the Audit, Control, and Data planes. Cross‑refs: §1.2.A; §3.1–3.5; §4.2; §5–§7; §9–§13.

Figure 2 — Ô-first Scheduling Loop & Latching Point

Cross-refs: §2, §3.1, §4.2, §5 • Events: TickStart, ChannelSelected, TraceWrite • APIs: /measure, /project, /pool, /trace/:id

Figure 3 — CWA Decision Tree & Validity Band

Figure 3. Left: CWA decision tree. A certificate battery probes invariance to permutations, sign‑flips, and chunk shuffles; scores aggregate to a **CWA score** (0–1) with drift/CI. Actions: **PASS** → additive pooling; **AMBER** → hybrid or capped add with audit; **FAIL** → order‑aware estimators. Right: Validity band showing where project → add is safe: high stability under perturbations and low Phase‑Risk Index. Cross‑refs: §6 (CWA), §11 (Engine), §15 (RAG pattern), §19–21 (metrics).

Figure 4 — Belt Worldsheet (gap, Flux, Twist, Residual)·

A worldsheet-style belt panel with Flux/Twist/GAP vectors on the left and a PBHL KPI dashboard (Gap, Flux, Twist, α, Residual, controllers + trendlines) on the right.

Figure 5 — Five-Line KPI Dashboard

Five-Line KPI dashboard showing Gap, Flux, Twist, Coherence, and Residual with trendlines, tiles, thresholds, and a gate banner.

Figure 6 — Agreement / SBS Schematic

A two-panel Agreement/SBS schematic. Left shows SBS redundancy (S → E₁…E₄) with Observers A & B reading disjoint fragments under commuting instruments and writing to a shared trace, yielding agree(T_A,T_B) = PASS. Right shows the agreement check flow plus a non-commuting counterexample and mitigation notes.

Figure 7 — Slot Allocator with Occupancy/Collision Heatmap

Slot Allocator + Occupancy/Collision Heatmap. Left shows the slot bank, consumers, APIs and thresholds; right shows a 12×20 heatmap with red × collision markers, utilization scale, and a legend.

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