SIT Brain Future Build Order
Status: Working Note
Purpose: Defines the logical creation order for SIT enforcement pages as MWMS system wiring progresses.
This page exists to guide staged development of the System Integrity Testing (SIT) layer.
SIT validates that MWMS operates according to defined architecture, schema rules, routing logic, and signal logging discipline.
Pages should be created progressively as underlying system components become active.
Phase 1 — Core SIT Foundation
These establish SIT identity and operating structure.
• SIT Brain
• SIT Brain Canon
• SIT Brain Employee Registry
• SIT Brain Runbook
• SIT Brain Log Schema
Phase 2 — Schema & Structural Enforcement
These support PHP and Supabase wiring validation.
• SIT Brain Task Schema Compliance Checks
• SIT Brain Event Schema Compliance Checks
• SIT Brain Append Only Enforcement Validation
• SIT Brain Routing Validation Map
• SIT Brain Cross Brain Consistency Checks
Phase 3 — Workflow Integrity Layer
These validate lifecycle movement and decision structure.
• SIT Brain Workflow Integrity Tests
• SIT Brain Lifecycle Transition Validation
• SIT Brain Decision Logging Validation
• SIT Brain Signal Logging Integrity Monitor
• SIT Brain Experiment Registry Validation
Phase 4 — Monitoring & Visibility Layer
These provide dashboard visibility of system health.
• SIT Brain Integrity Dashboard
• SIT Brain Active Violations Register
• SIT Brain Validation Status Board
• SIT Brain Escalation Trigger Monitor
Phase 5 — Advanced Enforcement Layer
These protect long-term system stability.
• SIT Brain Brain Interaction Audit
• SIT Brain Automation Safety Checks
• SIT Brain Data Flow Integrity Monitor
• SIT Brain Recovery and Rollback Validation
• SIT Brain Drift Detection Register
Implementation Guidance
SIT pages should only be created when:
• the related system component exists
• the schema or workflow being validated is stable
• the page will actively support system integrity
SIT should evolve alongside MWMS, not ahead of it.
The goal is validation discipline, not premature complexity.