TaskHawk Signals / owned work units
Build only what
the system needs.
Signals is the admission boundary for specific work units built for TaskHawk technology. Nothing is executable until the operational need, interface, limits, authorization, and evidence contract are exact.
The registry is intentionally empty. Examples and demonstrations do not become product capabilities.
The technology decides the work.
- Specific needThe work must support a named TaskHawk system and a concrete operating requirement.
- TaskHawk controlSource, runtime, and artifact boundaries remain under TaskHawk control.
- Closed contractInputs, outputs, resource limits, failure states, and retention are typed and bounded.
- Evidence firstPreflight, exact authorization, budget, source identity, and output verification are required.
No executable capability is registered.
No external reference implementation is exposed as a TaskHawk capability. A work unit appears here only after its TaskHawk purpose and full operating boundary have been approved.
An empty registry is a valid state.
This page documents the admission boundary. The public registry returns a digest-bound empty capability list. There is no input form, credential collection, provider call, or execution request on this surface.
- Capabilities
- 0
- Execution
- Unavailable
- Input collection
- None
- External provider
- None
Purpose first.
Capability second.
A work unit enters Signals only when TaskHawk technology requires it and the complete bounded contract is reviewable. A page, example, or candidate adapter does not imply activation, availability, approval, or product scope.