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Bounded observation admission and collection. Budget admission at the observation boundary, before native handles are retained.
Structs§
- Capture
Checkpoint - Reusable checkpoint at a drained portable record boundary. This is only the capture/intervention component of a generation snapshot; callers must also establish native completion and save model, sampler, and semantic state.
- Capture
Fork Request - Explicit admission inputs for a child capture run. The backend supplies the actual child’s retained discovery and current estimator facts.
- Capture
Session - A run owns one ledger and at most one step of host records. Consumers must drain each step before another is started; there is no producer queue.
- Intervention
Fork Request - Shared re-admission of inherited or prospectively replaced interventions.
- Prepared
Capture Restore - Validated, move-only same-run schedule restoration. Dropping this preparation changes nothing. Commit is infallible so native and portable state can be installed atomically after every fallible operation has succeeded.
Enums§
- Capture
Execution Error - Failure before reservation or during the reserved native transformation.
Functions§
- metadata_
reservation - Conservative JSON envelope reservation: every UTF-8 byte can escape to at most six bytes; each dimension can use twenty decimal digits. Numeric payloads are reserved by the native estimator. Selection count and metadata are bounded before generation begins, so missing/skipped points cannot form an unbounded queue.
- preflight
- Checks conservative known per-step and run-total costs before execution. Backends supply only their side-effect-free storage/transfer estimator. Unknown dimensions remain subject to exact observation-time reservation. Step estimates conservatively allow every phase-enabled selection to coincide.
- validate_
session - Revalidates admission against the loaded catalog, then checks known geometry and budgets with backend estimates. Native execution-mode checks stay with the caller; this helper never accesses a device or starts a submission.