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Phase 08 intends to use cellular-network anomaly observations in OPSEC posture,
but Akroasis has no named collector/analysis owner or acceptance boundary for
that input. Leaving it as a generic "separately qualified collector" makes the
software path, device path, privacy boundary, and phase-close gate ambiguous.
Ownership boundary
lethe owns the cellular domain adapter: versioned input normalization,
anomaly analysis, provenance/freshness, privacy classification, and typed
signal emission.
Concrete modem/device inventory and assignments remain instance canon, not
product planning.
Done when
A deterministic replay/mock backend exercises the complete software path
without hardware and emits source-attributed, observation-time/freshness-
carrying cellular anomaly signals with explicit unsupported, unavailable, stale, and unknown states; it never fabricates a healthy
or zero observation.
Malformed, truncated, oversized, replayed, and schema/version-unknown
inputs stay within declared byte/work/memory/cardinality bounds, fail
explicitly, and emit no accepted signal from invalid or unattributed input.
An operator-scheduled device-qualification stage later proves the above
lifecycle on each explicitly supported modem/device backend. No hardware
proof is inferred from replay, and no model/count/location is embedded in
product planning.
Closure split
Replay/mock software implementation may proceed independently. Phase 08 can
claim cellular software-path acceptance after the first four clauses, but its
cellular capability cannot be called production/device-qualified—and the
phase's device-qualification stage cannot close—until the final,
operator-scheduled clause is met.
Problem
Phase 08 intends to use cellular-network anomaly observations in OPSEC posture,
but Akroasis has no named collector/analysis owner or acceptance boundary for
that input. Leaving it as a generic "separately qualified collector" makes the
software path, device path, privacy boundary, and phase-close gate ambiguous.
Ownership boundary
letheowns the cellular domain adapter: versioned input normalization,anomaly analysis, provenance/freshness, privacy classification, and typed
signal emission.
create another supervisor/status registry.
posture remain feat(runtime): prove a truthful application-wide offline connection state #407; the adapter registers bounded refuse/cancel/status
hooks rather than creating another offline controller.
lethemapscellular fields into that contract rather than defining a second envelope.
product planning.
Done when
without hardware and emits source-attributed, observation-time/freshness-
carrying cellular anomaly signals with explicit
unsupported,unavailable,stale, andunknownstates; it never fabricates a healthyor zero observation.
inputs stay within declared byte/work/memory/cardinality bounds, fail
explicitly, and emit no accepted signal from invalid or unattributed input.
status, and registers feat(runtime): prove a truthful application-wide offline connection state #407 refuse/cancel/status hooks; offline refuses new
opens, settles active paths within a bound, and reports incomplete rather
than claiming offline when a hook fails.
through security(signals): enforce typed sensitivity and minimized evidence at the canonical pipeline #406. Protected payloads remain under
letheaccess/retention/exportpolicy, and unauthorized or unclassified export fails closed.
lifecycle on each explicitly supported modem/device backend. No hardware
proof is inferred from replay, and no model/count/location is embedded in
product planning.
Closure split
Replay/mock software implementation may proceed independently. Phase 08 can
claim cellular software-path acceptance after the first four clauses, but its
cellular capability cannot be called production/device-qualified—and the
phase's device-qualification stage cannot close—until the final,
operator-scheduled clause is met.
No hardware action is authorized by this issue.