# Kernel Runtime Entry Recovery Boundary Observation View Seed

Status: no-effect runtime-entry recovery-boundary observation metadata
Scope: report-only metadata layered on the persistence-boundary observation view.

## Purpose

This slice records candidate recovery-boundary observation metadata after the persistence-boundary observation view.

It does not persist state, commit data, recover state, open recovery authority, enter runtime, dispatch a scheduler, mutate a run queue, wake a process, touch hardware, or affect the host.

## Files

```text
include/latticra/kernel_runtime_entry_recovery_boundary_observation_view.h
src/kernel_runtime_entry_recovery_boundary_observation_view.c
tests/kernel_runtime_entry_recovery_boundary_observation_view.c
tools/kernel_runtime_entry_recovery_boundary_observation_view_report.c
scripts/test-kernel-runtime-entry-recovery-boundary-observation-view.sh
scripts/test-kernel-runtime-entry-recovery-boundary-observation-view-report-runner.sh
.github/workflows/kernel-runtime-entry-recovery-boundary-observation-view.yml
docs/KERNEL_RUNTIME_ENTRY_RECOVERY_BOUNDARY_OBSERVATION_VIEW_SEED.md
```

## Metadata

The default request asks for four recovery-boundary observation entries and carries the persistence-boundary, quiescent-return, idle-return, and process-return observation requests forward.

The deterministic report exposes:

```text
recovery_boundary_observation_view_status=runtime-entry-recovery-boundary-observation-view-seed-ready
runtime_entry_persistence_boundary_observation_view_status=runtime-entry-persistence-boundary-observation-view-seed-ready
runtime_entry_quiescent_return_observation_view_status=runtime-entry-quiescent-return-observation-view-seed-ready
recovery_boundary_observation_view_count=4
evidence_level=44
```

The first entry is stable:

```text
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].process_label=kernel-report-process-metadata
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].recovery_boundary_observation_view_class=kernel-report-runtime-entry-recovery-boundary-observation-view
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].recovery_boundary_observation_view_token=0
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].persistence_boundary_observation_view_token=0
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].quiescent_return_observation_view_token=0
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].persistence_boundary_slot=10240
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].recovery_boundary_slot=11264
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].recovery_epoch_slot=30
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].recovery_reason_slot=31
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].recovery_plan_slot=32
recovery_boundary_observation_view[0].recovery_authority_slot=33
```

## Authority Boundary

The slice is denied-by-default:

```text
runtime_entry_recovery_boundary_observation_view_allowed=0
runtime_entry_persistence_boundary_observation_view_allowed=0
runtime_entry_quiescent_return_observation_view_allowed=0
runtime_entry_idle_return_observation_view_allowed=0
runtime_entry_process_return_observation_view_allowed=0
runtime_entry_allowed=0
recovery_boundary_observation_allowed=0
recovery_boundary_allowed=0
recovery_plan_allowed=0
persistence_boundary_observation_allowed=0
persistence_boundary_allowed=0
persistence_commit_allowed=0
persistence_allowed=0
recovery_authority_allowed=0
quiescent_return_observation_allowed=0
quiescent_return_allowed=0
quiescent_state_read_allowed=0
scheduler_execution_allowed=0
scheduler_dispatch_allowed=0
context_switch_allowed=0
run_queue_mutation_allowed=0
process_wake_allowed=0
hardware_effect_allowed=0
host_effect_allowed=0
no_effect=1
```

## Validation

Run:

```sh
sh scripts/test-kernel-runtime-entry-recovery-boundary-observation-view.sh
sh scripts/test-kernel-runtime-entry-recovery-boundary-observation-view-report-runner.sh
```

Expected output:

```text
kernel_runtime_entry_recovery_boundary_observation_view: ok
kernel_runtime_entry_recovery_boundary_observation_view_report_runner: ok
```

## Non-Claims

This slice does not add persistence, persistence commits, recovery authority, state recovery, runtime entry, scheduler execution, context switching, run queue mutation, process wakeups, hardware effects, host effects, a production security boundary, or an operating-system replacement.