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Package Overview

bijux-canon-runtime exists so one durable part of the system can stay legible. Its job is to own governed execution and replay authority with auditable non-determinism handling, persistence, and package-to-package coordination.

If a reader cannot explain this package in one or two sentences after skimming this page, the package boundary is still too fuzzy and later pages will inherit that confusion.

Treat the foundation pages for bijux-canon-runtime as the package's durable self-description. If the package still feels blurry after this section, the boundary story is not clear enough yet.

Visual Summary

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What It Owns

  • flow execution authority
  • replay and acceptability semantics
  • trace capture, runtime persistence, and execution-store behavior
  • package-local CLI and API boundaries

What It Does Not Own

  • agent composition policy
  • ingest and index domain ownership
  • repository tooling and release support

Concrete Anchors

  • packages/bijux-canon-runtime as the package root
  • packages/bijux-canon-runtime/src/bijux_canon_runtime as the import boundary
  • packages/bijux-canon-runtime/tests as the package proof surface

Use This Page When

  • you need the package idea before the implementation detail
  • you are deciding whether work belongs here or in a neighboring package
  • you want the shortest honest explanation of what this package is for

Decision Rule

Use Package Overview to decide whether a change makes bijux-canon-runtime easier or harder to defend as one distinct role in the overall system. If the work makes the package broader without making its role clearer, stop and re-check the boundary before treating the change as a local improvement.

What This Page Answers

  • what problem bijux-canon-runtime is supposed to own on purpose
  • where the package boundary stops, even when nearby code looks tempting
  • which neighboring package seams deserve comparison before the boundary is changed

Reviewer Lens

  • compare the stated boundary with the modules, artifacts, and tests that are supposed to uphold it
  • check that out-of-scope behavior is not quietly re-entering through convenience paths
  • confirm that the package story still matches the real repository layout and neighboring package docs

Honesty Boundary

This page can explain the intended boundary of bijux-canon-runtime, but it cannot prove that boundary by itself. The real proof still lives in the code, tests, and neighboring package seams that either support or contradict the story told here.

Next Checks

  • move to architecture when the question becomes structural rather than boundary-oriented
  • move to interfaces when the question becomes contract-facing
  • move to quality when the question becomes proof or review sufficiency

Purpose

This page gives the shortest honest description of what the package is for.

Stability

Keep it aligned with the real package boundary described by the code and tests.