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@agentplat/mesh-conformance

v1.0.0

Published

Provider-neutral compatibility runners for Agentplat Mesh adapters.

Readme

@agentplat/mesh-conformance

Provider-neutral compatibility runners for Agentplat Mesh implementations and adapters. The package performs no work on import, reads no ambient credentials and never creates or destroys resources without a caller factory.

Installation (developer preview)

Install the coordinated preview explicitly:

npm install @agentplat/mesh-conformance@next

Keep all @agentplat/* packages on the same release version. npm's default latest tag can point to an older preview. See the release channels for distribution status and version selection.

The root export owns the closed capability, case and report contracts. ./protocol, ./transport, ./durability, ./rooms, ./control and ./planning expose bounded runners. A passing report describes only the exact artifact, capabilities, fixtures and cases that were executed; it is not a security certification.

The planning runner covers closed-record validation, scope narrowing, dependency cycles, exact replay, snapshot scope/rollback, causal replanning, stale fencing, assignment binding, public evidence and durable restart high-waters. Its challenges are public and the supplied adapter owns each assessment. It is executable adapter conformance, not cryptographic proof that an implementation cannot special-case a fixture. Report validation recomputes suite/fixture bindings, complete case coverage, capability disclosure, counts and verdict.

Runners receive an immutable caller seed and abort signal for every isolated factory invocation. Case, suite and cleanup timeouts are separate outcomes. Durability and Rooms cases require explicit destructive-test consent; the durability receipt case also requires reopening the same scope through a distinct repository instance so an in-memory acknowledgment cannot stand in for recovery evidence. Cleanup remains caller-owned and is attempted after success, failure and abort.

The control runner exercises delegation lookup, work-scope narrowing, single-use effect permits, retained indeterminate budgets, repository CAS, grant idempotency, redacted hash-linked evidence and inert Room proposals by calling the supplied ports directly. Durable implementations may additionally declare control.persistence; that case reopens distinct repository instances and verifies exact authority, execution, grant and evidence state after a restart. inspectEvidence must be an independent redacted view of persisted records, not a copy of the input fixture.