Two views of the same model: This page is the interactive explorer (open a role to see responsibilities and capability dependencies). For the executive scoreboard summary, see Role Scorecards.
Interactive model
Role Replacement Explorer
Open a role to see responsibilities, current replacement, expected burden reduction, and capability dependencies. This is an explanatory model, not a product data source.
These are honest maturity states, not measured percentages.The only receipt-grounded role baseline today is the SDLC Orchestrator at ~40–55% full-role standing (see CURRENT_STATE). A role shows a percentage only when receipts support it; every other role reports a qualitative maturity state, not a number.
SDLC Orchestrator - ~40-55% current replacement, target 90%+
SDLC Orchestrator
Context Carrier - Substrate built · not consumed, target Most routine context-carrying
Context Carrier
Substrate built · not consumed
Dispatcher - Dry-run only, target The bulk of routine dispatch
Dispatcher
Dry-run only
Status Checker - Prerequisite built · not wired, target Nearly all routine status checks
Status Checker
Prerequisite built · not wired
Agent Coordinator - Blocked on execution plane, target Most routine agent coordination
Agent Coordinator
Blocked on execution plane
Memory - Designed · not operational, target The bulk of routine recall
Memory
Designed · not operational
Capability dependency graph
Event substrateWakes the organization without the executive.
Work OrdersCarry governed intent and authority.
ExecutionRequestsTurn intent into claimable work.
HermesExecutes within delegated bounds.
ReceiptsProve decisions and outcomes.
SurfacesMake burden reduction visible.