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Status: Design vs Runtime

An honest snapshot of what the design defines versus what the first runtime slice implements. The design model is richer than the first vertical — and that gap is the roadmap, not an error.

The 30-second version

The design model — eleven node types, the full modality palette, five error types, the learner model, the misconception library, the eight-lens Council — is defined in the blueprints. The first live vertical (CLO1-ST1 in MDLD602) implements a subset: four node types, text/video modality, four diagnostic bands. None of this is wrong; it is the first vertical, honestly partial.

Element-by-element status

ElementStatus
The design model (11 node types, modality palette, 5 error types, learner model, misconception library, Council)Defined in the blueprints
CLO1-ST1 — 5 nodes, blueprints, specs, 2 rendered videos, delivery + band_routingReal / live
Node types in the runtime4 of 11 appear in the first slice
Produced modality in the runtimetext · video today — interactive ships as a text-equivalent
Diagnostic bands in the export4 bands (secure · fragile · knowledge_gap · misconception)
Fifth error type (slip), SOLO routing, the confirming probe in the runtimeDesign-defined; runtime subset
SimulationsArchitecturally recognised; deferred as a runtime engine
Misconception-learning loop · progressive autonomy · full Council in productionPending Studio
CLO2–6 nodes · later assessments · other subjects · full groundingPending Studio

Open Published Course Package items

Five items on the package spec are being resolved and will be delivered closed before the build starts against them: the course-level release manifest, runtime judge pinning, the asset delivery contract, the LMS binding key, and learner-visibility flags. Everything else in the package is settled. See the Published Course Package.

How to read the gap

The runtime slice implements a subset of the design model on purpose — it is the first vertical, built to prove the philosophy through real learner experience before breadth production. Read the design topics to hold the full model; read this page to know what's live today. The difference between them is the plan for Phases A–C, not a defect.