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Project Glowing Heart Capability Matrix

Status and maturity are evidence-scoped under the Landscape Methodology. Comparable technologies identify adjacent categories or interfaces; they are not rankings or equivalence claims.

Capability Current Status Maturity Evidence Comparable Technologies Next Milestone
Standalone Core fixture execution A narrow GRIN smoke fixture and artifact trail are documented Prototype v0.1 baseline, v0.2 first pulse Headless renderer fixtures; simulation test cases Add stable release-level fixture provenance and repeatability gates
Machine-readable observation output Metrics, summaries, and Observatory-shaped metadata are documented Experimental v0.3 observable output, v0.4 Observatory entry Render manifests; experiment result bundles; telemetry exports Define versioned retention and compatibility policy
Human-observable preview artifacts Preview images, gallery entries, and narrative reports exist Experimental v0.6 first human observable, v0.7 preview gallery Render galleries; scientific visualization reports Bind every promoted visual to immutable provenance
Shared fixture vocabulary Preview schema and candidate instance describe neutral fixture metadata Prototype v1.3 schema, v1.4 instance, v1.4.1 alignment Scene interchange schemas; test-fixture manifests Validate both producers against a stabilized schema revision
Static Godot metadata export Candidate scene metadata can be represented without runtime claims Experimental v0.9 metadata, v1.1 export Engine scene exporters; asset metadata pipelines Add source-version provenance and explicit unknown-field handling
Core/Godot gap reporting Metadata differences and blockers are recorded explicitly Experimental v1.2 gap matrix Compatibility reports; schema conformance matrices Re-run against stabilized fixture and observer declarations
Claim-safe public demo planning Safe statements, blocked claims, and handoff tasks are documented Prototype v1.5 public demo readiness, v1.6 handoff Demo readiness reviews; evidence-led release notes Produce a reproducible public demo packet with retained evidence
Shared observer vocabulary Pose, projection, clipping, sampling, origin, and aspect conventions are defined Experimental v1.7 observer contract, v1.8.4 alignment Camera interchange; renderer film/camera contracts Stabilize the preview schema and validate emitted instances
Observer target alignment reporting Each side can be assessed against one preview target; blockers remain Experimental v1.8 milestone, v1.8.3 alignment Camera calibration reports; conformance test output Resolve and re-evidence all target mismatches before comparison
Snapshot measurement semantics Channel types, units, normalization, ranges, color models, and comparison statuses are defined Prototype v1.9 measurement contract Scientific array metadata; render-pass declarations; color-management metadata Validate concrete Core and Godot channel declarations
Cross-channel transforms No reviewed transform currently relates bend magnitude to rendered RGB or intensity Vision v1.9 comparison boundary Transfer functions; calibration models; render-pass conversion Specify transform identity, parameters, provenance, uncertainty, and review gates
Difference packet Inputs and required policy concepts are identified; packet design is not yet created Vision v1.9 next milestone Image-difference manifests; conformance result packets Define v2.0 packet schema and refusal behavior for non-comparable channels
Pixel comparison Blocked by observer and channel comparability requirements Vision v1.8 alignment status, v1.9 channel policy Regression image comparison; scientific field comparison Demonstrate aligned, same-semantic inputs under an approved policy
Research-ready evidence package Methods and preview artifacts exist, but independent repeatability and uncertainty evidence are incomplete Vision v1.5 claim boundary, v1.9 contract Reproducible research compendia; FAIR data packages Define review, replication, uncertainty, and archival requirements

No row establishes parity, superiority, benchmark performance, or production readiness.