Centralize future universal search, discovery search, provider search, Vault search, capsule search, and query planner queue requests.
Class: searchSearch queues cannot execute search.Queues belong in the Synapse Hub, not stapled to every Intelligence OS.
A read-only registry layer that centralizes search queues, approval queues, deployment readiness queues, agent context queues, receipt queues, registry split queues, storage partition queues, route consolidation queues, visual cloud queues, and enterprise isolation queues before any queue storage or execution is enabled.
Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.
Read current signals, conditions, and live context.
Voice ready
Centralize the waiting rooms. Do not wake the workers.
Queue Root Registry moves queue logic into the Synapse Infrastructure Hub: search, approvals, deployment readiness, agent context, receipts, registry splits, storage partitions, route consolidation, visual clouds, and enterprise isolation. The Intelligence OS layers stay clean. The queues stay centralized. Nothing executes yet. That is architecture with a spine, not spaghetti with confidence.
Queue Root Registry is active as a non-destructive registry layer under Synapse Infrastructure Hub. TheoB can define centralized queue classes, priority states, queue rules, future queue record shape, and queue receipt shape, but it cannot store queue records, dispatch queues, execute workers, run search, approve actions, deploy, consolidate routes, isolate enterprise branches, or mutate production yet.
Centralize future founder approvals, search approvals, route approvals, agent context approvals, safe mode approvals, and production mutation approvals.
Class: approvalApproval queues cannot approve themselves.Centralize future deployment readiness checks, build health checks, static generation review, route readiness checks, and production release gates.
Class: deploymentDeployment queues cannot deploy.Centralize future agent context bundle requests, permission checks, receipt checks, handoff candidates, and authority lock reviews.
Class: agent-contextAgent context queues cannot create bundles or grant authority.Centralize future command receipts, search receipts, route receipts, storage receipts, approval receipts, agent receipts, and provenance receipts waiting for review.
Class: receiptReceipt queues cannot persist receipts yet.Centralize future requests to promote categories from shared registry to partitioned branch, dedicated domain registry, dedicated root registry, or enterprise-isolated root.
Class: registry-thresholdRegistry split queues cannot create registries.Centralize future storage partition requests based on record count, query frequency, sensitivity, tenant isolation, compliance, and operational load.
Class: storage-thresholdStorage partition queues cannot write storage.Centralize future route overlap checks, canonical route matching, duplicate prevention, synapse creation requests, and provenance route review.
Class: route-consolidationRoute consolidation queues cannot consolidate routes yet.Centralize future visual dot assignment, color classification, quadrant placement, string network visualization, and internal microscope inspection requests.
Class: visual-compressionVisual cloud queues cannot render live clouds.Centralize future enterprise branch isolation requests for regulated data, high-value private knowledge, compliance separation, and dedicated customer infrastructure.
Class: enterprise-isolationEnterprise isolation queues require founder/operator review.Non-urgent observation, indexing, visual grouping, or low-risk review.
after normal, high, critical, and founder-review queues.Standard readiness queue item with no immediate operational risk.
default queue priority.High-impact operational queue item affecting search, deployment, route consolidation, or storage planning.
before normal and low items.Critical queue item involving safe mode, provider outage, production mutation lock, enterprise isolation, or authority boundary.
requires review before execution.Queue item that requires founder/operator review before storage, activation, routing, dispatch, or escalation.
cannot auto-execute.Queue Root Registry defines queue classes and future queue records but cannot run jobs or execute actions.
A queue is a waiting room, not a robot arm.This layer cannot persist queue records, priority states, requester metadata, receipts, or execution history.
Queue registry readiness is not persistence.Search, approval, deployment, agent context, receipt, registry split, storage partition, route consolidation, visual cloud, and enterprise queues register under Synapse Hub.
Do not attach queue roots separately to every Intelligence OS.Before creating a new queue class, check whether an existing queue class, canonical route, or synapse link already covers the request.
No duplicate queues wearing fake mustaches.Queue records must be able to reference threshold policies for shared registry, partitioned branch, dedicated registry, dedicated root, and enterprise isolation.
Growth should route intelligently, not bloat blindly.Future queue items promoted to execution must carry source route, canonical route, receipt links, review state, and provenance trail.
No queue item without ancestry.Enterprise isolation, production mutation, safe mode, provider credentials, authority grants, and deployment activation require founder/operator review.
High-impact queues need human locks.Queue Root Registry does not mutate production, execute queues, store queue records, activate workers, grant authority, run search, deploy, or consolidate routes.
No writes. No sync. No surprise.