Remote L3 Worker Design References

Detailed protocol, data-movement, delivery, and audit references live in this directory. Start with the Remote L3 Worker Design for the architecture and current implementation status, then use the references below for a specific layer or delivery stage.

Protocol and data movement

Document	What it covers
Remote L3 Protocol	Versioned wire frames, payloads, ordering, controls, and bounds validation
Remote L3 Buffers and Transports	Remote buffer ownership and lifetime, tensor sidecars, transport profiles, and simulation behavior

Delivery status

Document	What it covers
Remote L3 Implementation Plan	Incremental delivery sequence, required tests, hardware-gated work, and open decisions
Remote L3 Implementation Record	Feature-by-feature implementation status and verification evidence

PR split and audit

Document	What it covers
PR Split and Audit Plan	Strategy for splitting and reviewing the remote L3 stack without losing contract coverage
PR Split and Audit Artifacts	Recorded split inputs, compliance matrix, risk register, and verification log

Related, outside this directory

Document	What it covers
Callable Identity Registration	Stable callable identity and target-private execution slots used by remote routing
Dynamic Callable Registration over IPC	Registration lifecycle and control semantics shared with hierarchical workers
Python Callable Serialization	Serialization contract for negotiated remote Python callable payloads
Communication Domains	Deferred-release communication resources that remote domains build on