Evidence-Driven Manufacturing: Isolated Worktrees, Release Candidates, and Tournament Benches
How KRONS builds, tests, and selects technology: recoverable baselines, isolated worktrees, release candidates, and tournament benches.
1. Recoverable Baselines and Isolated Worktrees
Every component, harness, or software surface in KRONS starts from a recoverable state and evolves inside isolated worktrees. Multiple release candidates (RCs) can be explored in parallel without contaminating the verified baseline.
Candidates are evaluated through functional and visual verification as well as comparative tournament benches before any promotion is approved.
- Recoverable baseline state prior to any architectural modification.
- Parallel candidate development inside isolated worktrees.
- Tournament bench comparison governed by reproducible evidence.
2. Hardware and Provider Independence
The universal architecture of KRONS does not bind the ecosystem to a single model vendor or temporary hardware setup. Components are selected strictly by verifiable performance within their assigned operational contract.
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