TheoB should verify provider health before trusting live status.
A health gate for provider names, endpoints, signals, safe JSON, secret protection, structural-readiness honesty, failure routing, heartbeat visibility, and safe-mode resilience.
Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.
Read current signals, conditions, and live context.
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Live status is only trustworthy when provider health is visible.
Telemetry Provider Health Gate checks every internal provider for endpoint clarity, signal scope, safeguards, secret protection, failure routing, heartbeat visibility, and honest readiness labeling.
Expose only safe structural summaries; no secrets, tokens, private logs, or raw credentials.
Clearly separate structural readiness from true provider/database/queue integrations.
Expose safe dashboard summaries only.
Never expose raw token values, secrets, credential names, or private logs.
Use confidence and structural readiness labels.
Keep connector credentials server-side only.
Do not expose unsafe blocked-action payloads.
Founder-facing summaries only; no sensitive internal details.
Human override and recovery visibility remain prioritized.
Every telemetry provider must define provider name, type, endpoint, signals, purpose, and safeguard.
Provider endpoints must return safe JSON and avoid exposing secrets, tokens, credentials, private logs, or raw sensitive payloads.
Internal structural providers must label readiness honestly until real provider/database/queue wiring exists.
Provider failures should route to Telemetry Alert Gate, Founder Decision Gate, Recovery Simulator, or Safe Mode.
Heartbeat and safe-mode providers must remain visible even when other providers degrade.
Provider health should become the foundation for live dashboard confidence.