Use this checklist before exporting an advanced workload package or claiming a runtime is ready to consume it.
| Gate | Required evidence | Blocking result |
|---|---|---|
| Workload class | One closed class and its exact required surfaces | Unknown or independently toggled surface set |
| Identity | Unique logical IDs and registered names | Collision, missing identity, or runtime instance used as logical identity |
| Ownership | Disjoint scopes, task owners, acyclic dependencies, integration authority | Overlap, unknown owner, duplicate task, or cycle |
| Authority | Integration, task, shared-state, and applicable migration authority | Missing authority or a request treated as a grant |
| Delivery | Explicit recipients, per-recipient acknowledgement and cursors, idempotency | Group acknowledgement, guessed success, or missing readback |
| Coordinator | Logical coordinator, epoch, lease duration, stale-worker fencing | Stale epoch or expired/unknown lease |
| NPC identity | Population, source persona, logical NPC, runtime, memory, scope, lineage separation | Identity collapse or source mutation |
| Offline continuity | Local first-load order and unknown-remote-state behavior | Package becomes unusable or invents success offline |
| Secrets | Safe principal/inventory references only | Password, token, key, cookie, connection secret, or one-time credential |
| Validation | Schema, example, valid fixtures, invalid fixtures, current proof | Stale proof or skipped blocking fixture |
Support boundary
Agent runtimes execute. UAIX records portable configuration, logical identity, authority boundaries, routing references, reviewed evidence, and offline continuity. Runtime systems retain authentication, credential verification, leases, queues, transactions, tool execution, database writes, and delivery readback. A missing-authority request is review-pending only and applies no grants.
Schemas and validation
- Advanced Multi-Agent Workload schema
- Reference workload example
- UAI-1 profile registry
- Swarm Readiness checklist