@actionmanifest/consumer

Reference consumer policy: classify verified Actions into ready / review_required / blocked. Never executes anything — consumption decisions stay with your application.

Release status: release-candidate preparation — not yet published to npm. First release: 0.9.0-rc.1.

npm install @actionmanifest/consumer   # once published

Requires Node.js >= 20.

Usage

import { classifyManifest, readyActions } from "@actionmanifest/consumer";

const report = classifyManifest(manifest);
console.log(report.counts); // { ready, review_required, blocked }

for (const action of readyActions(manifest)) {
  // safe to present for one-tap acceptance
}

The classification shares its trust predicate with the exporters (evaluateActionTrust in @actionmanifest/core), so what the consumer calls ready is exactly what the default export policy ships.

Key exports

• classifyManifest(manifest) → per-Action dispositions + counts
• readyActions(manifest)
• CONSUMABLE_STATUSES
• manifestFatalReasons (re-exported from core)

Links

• Repository: https://github.com/hello-ai-company/ActionManifest (this package: packages/consumer)
• Integration contract: docs/INTEGRATION-CONTRACT.md

Apache-2.0.