Hi Judy;
I looked at your drawing.
It appears to be an L-tube design with a 6' burn tunnel.
Part way down you have a steel plate to use as a cooktop.
Beyond that, and just before the riser you show an
oven.
Just my opinion, I may be wrong.
I do not think this design will perform as quickly or well as you would like.
Here are my thoughts.
The L-Tube design works well, allowing you to use long
wood and minimize feeding, although you do need to push the wood forward every few minutes.
I think your "cooktop" will get hot
enough to cook on after the core has heated up.
I do not think your oven will reach and maintain a cooking temperature for very long.
The highest and most of the heat from your stove is coming out of the riser.
Yes, the metal plate will heat, and eventually so will your oven, but not very efficiently.
Perhaps, a different method would be to mount a steel plate over the riser. Warpage could be a concern if placed too close.
An insulated box could be on the plate as an oven and the rest would be a griddle.
This will provide a quicker heat up for cooking.
We have a poster from Guernsey that builds very functional rocket cookstoves.
You might spend some time reading his threads they are very informative.
Here is a link to one of his earlier threads.
https://permies.com/t/86886/Rocket-stove-hot-plate