supervisor-readiness

To summarize supervisor health signals for an operator dashboard, aggregate runtime health data and watch items into concise readiness labels like healthy, caution, degraded, or blocked. This advisory reporting ensures operators can monitor states without altering execution behavior.

Supervisor readiness labels are normalized states—healthy, caution, degraded, or blocked—derived by aggregating runtime health signals and watch items. They provide a non-invasive advisory layer for operator dashboards and experiment reviews without modifying risk gates or execution.

Yes, you can derive supervisor health trends over time by analyzing journaled runtime runs. Aggregating these historical health signals and watch items allows you to observe readiness state changes and support long-running testnet observation effectively.

Advisory supervisor readiness reporting does not modify execution, risk gates, or hard kill switches. It strictly preserves a non-invasive posture by only normalizing health summaries into labels like healthy or blocked for operator review.

You need explicit readiness labeling for long-running testnet observation when operators require clear, summarized health states. Translating raw health signals and watch items into labels like caution or degraded supports safe-operational decision-making without invasive system changes.