Runtime Capabilities

Purpose

This section explains how customer integration systems use FoxCommand runtime capabilities after customer-owned material has been prepared.

Runtime API details and runtime behavior remain authoritative in foxcommand-runtime. These customer editions explain the capability sequence, evidence model, and customer ownership boundaries without exposing runtime internals.

Capability Sequence

Use the runtime capabilities in this order:

1. Governed Execution
2. Replay
3. Simulation
4. Comparison
5. Governance RCA
6. Runtime API Reference

Runtime Boundary

Runtime calls use the authenticated FoxCommand Runtime Gateway. Customer systems supply authorized credentials, selected governance material, policy setup, setup mappings, replay references, candidate policy setup, and optional customer correlation metadata.

FoxCommand returns bounded runtime evidence. Customer systems decide how that evidence affects review, approval, release, promotion, rollback, experiment, reporting, or CI/CD workflows.

Before Runtime Calls

Confirm customer-owned material is ready:

• Customer Configuration
• Business Semantics
• Decision Mapping
• Decision Surfaces
• Runtime request examples
• Runtime response examples

Next Step

Start with Governed Execution.