Advanced Fixtures

Advanced fixtures combine several primitive families in one deterministic journey. They are useful for maintainers and implementers, but they are not the best first step for new users.

Kernel journey through resident/fleet foundations

examples/kernel-e2e-through-0.03 describes a broad local deterministic fixture covering:

• daemon API boundary;
• local and remote message shapes;
• resident node/instance identity;
• signed work orders;
• placement explanations;
• scoped local delegation;
• remote helper proposals;
• trace sync;
• state handoff;
• replay causal graph;
• observational fleet telemetry.

What it is for

Use this fixture when reviewing how multiple runtime primitives fit together. It helps validate that gateway, verification, state, trace, replay, identity, work-order, message, and telemetry boundaries remain separate.

What it does not claim

The fixture is not production transport security, global exactly-once delivery, distributed consensus, fleet autoscaling, governance UI, physical safety, or live hardware readiness.