Readiness
92%

Eagle Eye Automation
EEOS
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EEOS Application
Phase 2A Certification
Is EEOS ready to turn consolidated architecture into enforceable runtime gates?
EEOS Phase 2A Certification
Phase 2A verifies that duplicate modules, ownership boundaries, contracts, navigation, quarantine, runtime planning, and integration readiness are consolidated before EEOS moves into enforcement work.
Mock certification only. No APIs, no live integrations, no production secrets, no customer data.
Readiness
92%
Complete
13
Needs Review
1
Blocked
0
Certification Result
Proceed to Phase 2B Enforcement planning. Do not begin live integrations until the consolidated architecture becomes enforceable through Kernel, Firewall, Sentinel, permissions, audit, tenant boundaries, action approval, and rollback gates.
91%
Readiness
Evidence
Consolidation reports classify duplicate surfaces as primary, supporting, archive, legacy, or hidden internal.
Risk
Legacy pages still exist physically and require continued quarantine discipline.
Next Step
Keep supporting routes visible only through secondary navigation and future archive policies.
96%
Readiness
Evidence
docs/EEOS_PRIMARY_MODULE_MAP.md defines 24 official primary modules with purpose, owner, dependencies, route, status, audience, and integration requirement.
Risk
The map is authoritative documentation but not yet a runtime registry.
Next Step
Convert the Primary Module Map into Kernel registry enforcement during Phase 2B.
93%
Readiness
Evidence
Simulation Engine is the official primary module; Scenario Simulator, Decision Simulator, Executive Simulation Lab, and Intelligence Simulator are supporting views.
Risk
Supporting simulation pages can drift if future work updates them independently.
Next Step
Route future simulation logic through the official Simulation Engine data contract.
93%
Readiness
Evidence
Opportunity Engine is the official primary module; Opportunity Radar, Opportunity Graph, Opportunity Intelligence, and Executive Opportunity Engine are supporting views.
Risk
Opportunity Graph still overlaps with Knowledge Graph and must remain a view, not a separate canonical graph.
Next Step
Keep opportunity discovery downstream of Knowledge Graph and Executive Intelligence Core.
94%
Readiness
Evidence
Mission Control remains the executive home screen; CEO Daily Briefing, Executive Briefing Center, Executive Command Center, CEO Command Center, and Executive Consciousness are supporting systems.
Risk
Briefing pages may continue to feel like competing home screens if navigation expands again.
Next Step
Keep Mission Control as the only primary executive home surface.
92%
Readiness
Evidence
Executive Intelligence Core is the primary reasoning layer; Reasoning, Wisdom, Consciousness, Advisory Board, Trust, Explainability, and Confidence feed the Core.
Risk
Supporting reasoning engines need runtime prevention against independent recommendations.
Next Step
Enforce Recommendation Contract routing through Executive Intelligence Core.
91%
Readiness
Evidence
Knowledge Graph is the primary graph; Executive Knowledge Graph, Opportunity Graph, and Executive Decision Graph are supporting graph views.
Risk
A shared graph data contract is documented but not enforced at write time.
Next Step
Create Phase 2B graph write gates through Kernel and Event Contract validation.
94%
Readiness
Evidence
Business Memory stores lessons, Executive Decision Ledger stores decisions, and Executive Timeline displays chronology.
Risk
Memory and ledger persistence is not immutable in production yet.
Next Step
Make Decision Ledger append-only and route memory writes through the Event Contract.
84%
Readiness
Evidence
docs/LEGACY_QUARANTINE_REPORT.md marks legacy CRM and direct integration artifacts as quarantined and blocked from external connection paths.
Risk
Legacy route and files remain present for reference, so enforcement must prevent direct use.
Next Step
Add runtime guards so legacy integration artifacts cannot bypass Plugin Gateway.
90%
Readiness
Evidence
Primary navigation groups were reduced to Mission Control, Intelligence, Business Apps, Strategy, Security, Platform, Vault, and Founder.
Risk
New internal pages can gradually re-clutter the experience if not assigned to existing groups.
Next Step
Require every new page to declare primary/supporting/internal navigation status.
95%
Readiness
Evidence
src/core/contracts/recommendation-contract.ts and docs/RECOMMENDATION_CONTRACT.md define the official recommendation structure.
Risk
Existing mock recommendation data is only partially migrated.
Next Step
Use Phase 2B enforcement to validate every recommendation packet at runtime.
95%
Readiness
Evidence
src/core/contracts/event-contract.ts and docs/EVENT_CONTRACT.md define the official event structure and supported event types.
Risk
Future signal producers must be prevented from emitting non-contract events.
Next Step
Add Kernel event validation before any event reaches Business DNA or Executive Intelligence Core.
93%
Readiness
Evidence
docs/RUNTIME_ENFORCEMENT_PLAN.md defines production gates for Kernel, Firewalls, Sentinel, permissions, tenant boundaries, plugins, audit, action approval, ledger immutability, secrets, and environments.
Risk
The plan is not implementation; enforcement still must be built.
Next Step
Use the plan as the Phase 2B engineering backlog.
92%
Readiness
Evidence
/integration-readiness-matrix and docs/INTEGRATION_READINESS_MATRIX.md score planned integrations against required gates and keep every integration Not Live.
Risk
Readiness scores are mock-only and not connected to automated checks.
Next Step
Connect future scores to runtime gate results before controlled integration pilots.