TheoB needs safe API routes for live system status.
An API registry for dashboard, telemetry, signal mesh, ingestion, autonomy, command center, system heartbeat, and safe-mode status.
Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.
Read current signals, conditions, and live context.
Voice ready
If the dashboard is going to breathe, it needs clean arteries.
Live Status API Registry defines the safe structured endpoints that can later feed the unified dashboard, telemetry, signal mesh, ingestion, autonomy, command center, heartbeat, and safe-mode surfaces without leaking secrets or pretending raw data is ready.
Return unified dashboard panels, status labels, routes, and readiness summaries.
Expose only safe public-facing operational summaries.Return build, deployment, runtime, token-status summary, connector freshness, workflow cost, and alerts.
Never expose token values, secret names, private logs, or raw credentials.Return source intake, routing state, priority counts, correlation needs, and verification queue summary.
Use confidence labels and avoid unsupported certainty.Return connector readiness, validation state, schema health, freshness, and mesh handoff readiness.
Keep connector credentials server-side only.Return auto-allowed, review-required, blocked, escalated, and override-ready action summaries.
Do not expose unsafe blocked-action payloads.Return command panels, founder decisions, alert queue, workflow queue, approvals, and override state.
Founder-facing summaries only; no sensitive internal details.Return one aggregate readiness object for dashboard, telemetry, mesh, ingestion, autonomy, and command center.
Be honest about structural readiness versus true live integration.Return whether the system is normal, degraded, paused, safe mode, recovery mode, or founder override.
Human override and recovery status must remain visible.