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@agenttool/dark-continent-contract

v0.1.0-dev.0

Published

Offline, advisory Dark Continent framework snapshots and consumer projections

Readme

@agenttool/dark-continent-contract

A public developer-preview package for making AgentTool's Dark Continent framework portable without turning narrative claims into runtime guarantees.

It does:

  • Generate one deterministic snapshot from the static TypeScript SDK constants.
  • Label the source profile and hash the exact source and snapshot bytes.
  • Wrap every declared wall as status: "not_checked" and verified: false.
  • Create deterministic, hash-bound consumer projections for KINGDOM and Artbitrage.
  • Validate the closed v0.1 shapes without network or runtime dependencies.

It does not:

  • Call DarkContinentClient.explore() or any hosted endpoint.
  • Inspect a running AgentTool deployment or prove that a wall is enforced.
  • Merge the SDK taxonomy with the separate legacy CLI, docs, or Artbitrage interpretations.
  • Grant permission, authorize a trade, publish a resource, identify a being, or execute a Nen exercise.
  • Read credentials, environment configuration, wallets, or account state.

Contract surfaces

  • Contract ID: agenttool.dark-continent/0.1
  • Snapshot format: agenttool-dark-continent-framework/v0.1
  • Projection format: dark-continent-projection/v0.1
  • Source profile: agenttool-sdk-ts-0.17.0

The committed snapshot is generated from packages/sdk-ts/src/dark-continent.ts. The Python file is recorded as a sibling implementation, not falsely claimed to have byte-for-byte identical prose.

Local use

Run generation and drift checks from an AgentTool source checkout; the packed consumer artifact intentionally excludes repository-only generator scripts and tests.

npm ci --ignore-scripts
bun run snapshot
bun run check:snapshot
node --test tests/*.test.mjs
npm pack --dry-run --ignore-scripts

Create a consumer projection:

node scripts/create-projection.mjs \
  --projection-id artbitrage:agenttool-dark-continent \
  --consumer-kind artbitrage \
  --consumer-id artbitrage \
  --artifact /data/agenttool-dark-continent-framework.json \
  --interpretation artbitrage-interpretation-v0 \
  --output /tmp/artbitrage-dark-continent-projection.json

Generation is deliberate. There are no install, postinstall, prepare, or publish hooks. prepack runs the offline test/build/smoke gate before the Apache-2.0 package enters the protected npm release workflow.

Consumer rule

Consumers may copy the exact snapshot as a static artifact. They must retain the SHA-256 of its exact pretty-printed bytes in their projection, keep local interpretations labelled parallel_not_equivalent, and treat all wall checks as advisory until independent evidence exists.