GLM52 UAPI Interpreter Conductor Foundry Report Summary 2026-06-22
GLM 5.2 delegated report summary for Interpreter first wedge, Conductor/Foundry gateway behavior, mock-vs-real adapter boundaries, operator gates, and demo acceptance.
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GLM52 UAPI Interpreter Conductor Foundry Report Summary 2026-06-22
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Key findings: - Interpreter first wedge should behave like a front-door runtime surface while staying behind explicit operator gates. - Conductor/Future Foundry should be the factory layer: plan normalization, job creation, staged execution, adapter selection, evidence capture, and gate enforcement. - Mock-vs-real adapters must be explicit in JobBrief, RunRecord, Gate, Event, Result, and PlacementDecision evidence. Demo mode must never quietly become production mode. - Unified login must cover humans, AI/service agents, devices, and service tokens across Explorer, Cortex, Beacon, UAPI, Cadence/Interpreter, and related UAI layers. - UAPI should provide the stable contract layer for placement, auth/session, embeddings, route naming, service capabilities, and provider adapters. - Demo acceptance should verify operator-visible gates, wrong-role denial, fixture-only safety, route rejection for unknown names, continuation packet creation, and Explorer-visible receipts.
Do not activate: - Do not bypass gates for a smoother demo. - Do not hide mock adapters behind production-looking route names. - Do not split login/API identity by product surface. - Do not let Interpreter own raw hardware control; route through UAPI placement and Conductor/Foundry contracts.
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