RISE path: Reverse-engineer -> Intent-extract -> Specify -> Export
Control-plane scaffold for researching and specifying principle-of-least-authority boundaries, capability amplification checkpoints, human review gates, and read/write/execute stop conditions for OpenClaw-style agent runtimes.
This folder is created for jgwill/miadi-orchestration-kit#15 and should stay aligned with miadisabelle/workspace-openclaw#80.
| Track | Search | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Academic | A3 | Ground permission scoping, capability amplification, and human review vocabulary. |
| Technical | T1/T4 | Map permission gates to routing policy, runtime inspection, execution surfaces, and stop conditions. |
| Preflight | Scaffold readiness | Confirm future waves know how to separate read-only research from write/execute authority. |
Future waves should read these before adding findings:
launch-manifest.md.PROPOSAL.md, especially A3 and technical track constraints.llms-rise-framework.txt.| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
01-reverse-engineer.md |
Reconstruct what source evidence actually shows before deriving intent. |
02-intent.md |
State desired outcome, current reality, structural tension, non-goals, and stop conditions. |
03-specify.md |
Define the reusable orchestration contract future waves must satisfy. |
04-export.md |
Provide launch, resume, audit, handoff, and promotion shapes for later work. |
05-source-ledger.md |
Preserve claim-level provenance, evidence type, status, contradictions, and reuse rules. |
Reverse-engineer -> Intent-extract -> Specify -> Export appears in the README and is used as the folder’s stage language.05-source-ledger.md or label them provisional.This rispec defines orchestration boundaries for future research. It does not grant permissions, run connectors, modify runtime policies, or approve live execution.