Architecture Score
91

Eagle Eye Automation
EEOS
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EEOS Application
Architecture Freeze Center
Is the EEOS architecture stable enough to protect before scale?
Architecture Freeze Center
A controlled freeze review for structure, naming, routing, security, Brain communication, Kernel communication, plugin boundaries, documentation, and architecture violations.
Mock architecture freeze review only. No APIs, no production enforcement, no customer data, no live repository scanner.
Architecture Score
91
Freeze Status
Needs Review
Domains
9
Active Violations
3
94
Low RiskRoutes, components, core mock data, docs, and Vault reviews follow the current EEOS separation pattern.
Keep application pages, UI components, and mock intelligence models separated.
Freeze the current structure as the default pattern for new internal apps.
90
Medium RiskMost internal systems use clear EEOS names, but older labels remain in a few legacy paths.
New applications must use executive intelligence language and avoid legacy competitor framing.
Create a naming review checklist before new modules enter the registry.
92
Low RiskInternal routes are discoverable through AppShell navigation and use App Router pages.
Every new route must include route metadata, navigation registration, and mock-only boundaries when applicable.
Require route registration as part of module certification.
84
High RiskSecurity Center, Sentinel, Firewall, and Vault surfaces exist, but production enforcement is not active.
No live integrations, secrets, production data, or customer data before enforceable security gates.
Keep Phase 2 integrations blocked until Firewall and Sentinel checks become executable.
88
Medium RiskThe Executive Intelligence Core is documented as the recommendation source, but production contracts are not implemented.
No application may generate recommendations independently.
Define a shared recommendation contract before any production recommendation logic.
91
Medium RiskKernel rules, registry, event bus, and routing patterns are visible in the architecture pages.
Every module must declare Kernel route, intelligence route, security route, and audit route.
Add Kernel readiness checks to module certification.
87
High RiskPlugin Architecture and Plugin Gateway define safe boundaries, but no production manifest validation exists.
Plugins collect signals only and never become the brain.
Require plugin manifest, permissions, rollback plan, Sentinel readiness, and Founder/Admin approval.
95
Low RiskMajor architecture milestones include documentation and Founder Reviews.
Every major architecture milestone must include documentation and Founder Review.
Continue blocking production readiness for undocumented changes.
78
Critical RiskMock review identifies open risks around enforcement, legacy labels, and production contracts.
Critical violations must be resolved before Phase 2 integrations.
Track violations inside Sentinel, Governance, and the Architecture Freeze Center.
Architecture Violations
Brain Communication / Executive Intelligence Core
Define the shared recommendation payload before production recommendation logic is allowed.
Security / Security Center
Convert Firewall, Sentinel, Permission, and Audit checks into enforceable gates before integrations.
Plugin Boundaries / Plugin Gateway
Require plugin permission declarations, tenant isolation, rollback plan, and Founder/Admin approval before activation.