Sigma-Omega-Omega Kernel Invocation Graph
This diagram shows how CodexOS Kernel v2 orchestrates interactions between specialized kernels.
flowchart TD MK["MetaKernel v2
Orchestrator"] MK --> DK["DevKernel++
Code Generation"] MK --> DEK["DesignKernel++
UI/UX Creation"] MK --> CK["CopyKernel++
Documentation"] MK --> VK["VisionKernel++
Visualization"] MK --> RK["RecursiveKernel++
Stabilization"] MK --> GK["GitOpsKernel
Version Control"] RK --> DK RK --> GK RK --> VK DK --> GK DEK --> DK CK --> GK VK --> CK VK --> DEK style MK fill:#ff9800,stroke:#fff,stroke-width:3px style DK fill:#2196f3,stroke:#fff,stroke-width:2px style DEK fill:#9c27b0,stroke:#fff,stroke-width:2px style CK fill:#4caf50,stroke:#fff,stroke-width:2px style VK fill:#00bcd4,stroke:#fff,stroke-width:2px style RK fill:#ff5722,stroke:#fff,stroke-width:2px style GK fill:#607d8b,stroke:#fff,stroke-width:2px
Kernel Interaction Patterns
Primary Orchestration
- MetaKernel v2 activates all specialized kernels
- Coordinates multi-kernel execution
- Manages execution chain
Recursive Stabilization
- RecursiveKernel++ monitors DevKernel++, GitOpsKernel, and VisionKernel++
- Triggers regeneration cycles when needed
- Ensures DFT Axiom I compliance
Cross-Kernel Dependencies
- DevKernel++ outputs to GitOpsKernel for versioning
- DesignKernel++ informs DevKernel++ for UI components
- CopyKernel++ receives input from VisionKernel++ for diagrams
- VisionKernel++ supports DesignKernel++ with visual specs
Invocation Flow
- User request -> MetaKernel v2
- MetaKernel v2 -> Activates relevant kernels in parallel
- Kernels execute -> Generate outputs
- RecursiveKernel++ -> Validates and stabilizes
- GitOpsKernel -> Commits and versions outputs
This graph is automatically regenerated by CodexOS Kernel v2 when kernel definitions evolve.