# Kernel Runtime Entry Privilege Level View Seed

Status: controlled runtime-entry privilege-level-view metadata seed
Scope: report-only bridge from runtime-entry address-space-view metadata to declared privilege-level metadata.

This slice connects runtime-entry address-space-view metadata to deterministic privilege-level-view metadata.
It does not change CPU privilege level, enter user mode, enter kernel mode, install syscall gates,
return from interrupts, enter runtime execution, switch address spaces, write page tables, flush TLBs,
update MMU state, switch CPU context, mutate a run queue, dispatch scheduler work, or touch hardware.

## Files

```text
include/latticra/kernel_runtime_entry_privilege_level_view.h
src/kernel_runtime_entry_privilege_level_view.c
tests/kernel_runtime_entry_privilege_level_view.c
tools/kernel_runtime_entry_privilege_level_view_report.c
scripts/test-kernel-runtime-entry-privilege-level-view.sh
scripts/test-kernel-runtime-entry-privilege-level-view-report-runner.sh
.github/workflows/kernel-runtime-entry-privilege-level-view.yml
```

## Evidence

The seed report emits a deterministic, no-effect boundary:

```text
privilege_level_view_status=runtime-entry-privilege-level-view-seed-ready
policy_status=report-only
runtime_entry_address_space_view_status=runtime-entry-address-space-view-seed-ready
runtime_entry_stack_view_status=runtime-entry-stack-view-seed-ready
runtime_entry_register_view_status=runtime-entry-register-view-seed-ready
runtime_entry_frame_status=runtime-entry-frame-seed-ready
runtime_entry_admission_status=runtime-entry-admission-seed-ready
scheduler_run_entry_status=scheduler-run-entry-seed-ready
privilege_level_view_count=4
runtime_entry_privilege_level_view_allowed=0
runtime_entry_address_space_view_allowed=0
runtime_entry_allowed=0
privilege_transition_allowed=0
syscall_gate_allowed=0
interrupt_return_allowed=0
hardware_effect_allowed=0
host_effect_allowed=0
```

The first declared privilege-level-view record is the kernel report process metadata:

```text
privilege_level_view[0].process_label=kernel-report-process-metadata
privilege_level_view[0].privilege_level_view_class=kernel-report-runtime-entry-privilege-level-view
privilege_level_view[0].privilege_level_view_token=0
privilege_level_view[0].address_space_view_token=0
privilege_level_view[0].privilege_level=0
privilege_level_view[0].ring_number=0
privilege_level_view[0].capability_slot_count=4
privilege_level_view[0].privilege_boundary_declared=1
privilege_level_view[0].syscall_gate_declared=1
privilege_level_view[0].privilege_transition_planned=0
privilege_level_view[0].syscall_gate_planned=0
privilege_level_view[0].interrupt_return_planned=0
privilege_level_view[0].runtime_entry_privilege_level_view_allowed=0
privilege_level_view[0].privilege_transition_allowed=0
privilege_level_view[0].syscall_gate_allowed=0
privilege_level_view[0].interrupt_return_allowed=0
privilege_level_view[0].no_effect=1
```

The seed keeps the runtime boundary explicit: the lifecycle can name the next
metadata point after runtime-entry address-space-view declaration while preserving
the denial of privilege transitions, syscall gates, interrupt returns, runtime entry,
context switching, scheduler execution, and hardware effects.

## Validation

```text
sh scripts/test-kernel-runtime-entry-privilege-level-view.sh
sh scripts/test-kernel-runtime-entry-privilege-level-view-report-runner.sh
```