- hardening and refinement of adapter lifecycle and dispatch behavior
- expansion of deterministic reliability for simulation-vs-engine paths
- stricter benchmark-backed guardrails for adapter compatibility hot paths
- adapter contracts remain backward compatible within major release line.
- capability declarations remain consistent with observable runtime behavior.
- unsupported dispatch states remain explicit and non-silent.
- simulation and engine-backed semantics remain auditable.
| Interface | Requirement |
|---|---|
| adapter lifecycle interfaces | deterministic connect/disconnect/state semantics |
| dispatch interfaces | bounded behavior across simulation and engine-backed paths |
| capability interfaces | accurate and stable feature reporting |
- tighten parity and diagnostics between simulation and engine-backed dispatch.
- standardize error classes for connection, capability, and dispatch failures.
- expand resilience tests for engine-injection and fallback permutations.
- add dedicated chimera adapter benchmarks beyond current proxy compatibility paths.
- unit and focused integration suites for adapter lifecycle and dispatch paths.
- edge regressions for unsupported and conditional engine-backed behavior.
- deterministic tests for capability/reporting consistency.
- release-profile benchmark runs for mapped adapter targets.
- adapter parse/build/roundtrip compatibility paths remain within regression budgets.
- adapter hot paths remain stable at p95/p99 versus baseline.
- benchmark manifests for mapped chimera targets reach no-missing-case status.
- maintain strict connection-state and dispatch precondition checks.
- preserve explicit failure signaling for unsupported paths.
- enforce bounded process-local adapter runtime behavior.
- keep diagnostics actionable for adapter integration incidents.