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@agentcommunity/aid-conformance

v1.2.0

Published

Conformance fixtures and runner for Agent Identity & Discovery (AID)

Readme

@agentcommunity/aid-conformance

Agent Identity & Discovery

DNS for agents

AID as the public address book for the agentic web.

It's a simple, open standard that uses the internet's own directory—DNS—to answer one question: "Given a domain, where is its AI agent, and how do I know it's the real one?"

No more hunting through API docs. No more manual configuration. It's the zero-friction layer for a world of interconnected agents.

Built by the team at agentcommunity.org.

Exposes the shared test-fixtures/golden.json via a typed export (includes v1.1 fields like docs/dep and pka/kid) and provides a simple Node runner to execute the fixtures against a parser.

Install

pnpm add -D @agentcommunity/aid-conformance
# or
npm i -D @agentcommunity/aid-conformance

Usage (Node / TypeScript)

import { fixtures, type GoldenFixture } from '@agentcommunity/aid-conformance';
import { parse } from '@agentcommunity/aid';

for (const c of fixtures.records) {
  const record = parse(c.raw);
  // assert deep equality with c.expected
}

To use from other language repos, consume the published package tarball as a dev artifact or copy the JSON path after installation:

  • The JSON is reused from the repo at test-fixtures/golden.json and is included in the published bundle (no duplication in source).

CLI

Run the built-in runner with the shared fixtures (default) or a custom file path:

# default fixtures
npx aid-conformance

# custom fixture
npx aid-conformance ./some-fixture.json

Exit code is non-zero if any case fails. Output includes a concise summary.

v1.1 Notes

  • Fixtures now contain records exercising v1.1 additions:
    • docs (https URL), dep (ISO 8601 Z)
    • pka/kid presence (parsing only — handshake is out of scope for fixtures)

Development

  • Build: pnpm build
  • Test: pnpm test
  • Lint: pnpm lint

License

MIT © Agent Community