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@ai-manifests/adj-validate

v0.3.0

Published

Validate ADJ journal entries and audit deliberation records

Downloads

121

Readme

adj-validate

Validate ADJ journal entries, audit deliberation records, and verify calibration scoring.

Install

npm install -g @ai-manifests/adj-validate

Usage

Validate journal entries

adj-validate ./entry.json
adj-validate ./opened.json ./closed.json ./outcome.json

Validate a deliberation record

Pass a directory of entry files to check sequencing, completeness, and consistency:

adj-validate --deliberation ./deliberation/

Checks:

  • First entry is deliberation_opened, last (before outcome) is deliberation_closed
  • Timestamp ordering across entries
  • Participant consistency (proposal agents match declared participants)
  • Hash chain integrity (if present)
  • Outcome timing (observed_at after deliberation_closed)
  • Tally arithmetic in deliberation_closed (approve + reject + abstain = total, fractions match)
  • Termination consistency (converged requires approval >= threshold)

Audit calibration scoring

Verify Brier score computation for an agent across deliberations:

adj-validate --calibration ./journal/ --agent did:adp:test-runner-v2 --domain code.correctness

Extracts (confidence, outcome) pairs, computes the Brier score, and reports the calibration value.

Semantic Checks

| Check | Type | |-------|------| | Tally arithmetic (weights sum, fractions match) | Error | | Termination vs tally consistency | Error | | Falsification evidence requires target_agent_id | Error | | Outcome before deliberation_closed | Error | | Entry sequencing (proposals before rounds, correct ordering) | Warning | | Participant not in declared list | Warning | | Partial hash chain | Warning | | Ground truth with low reporter confidence | Warning |

Programmatic Use

import { validateEntry, validateDeliberation, computeCalibration, extractScoringPairs } from '@ai-manifests/adj-validate';

const result = validateEntry(entry);
const dlbResult = validateDeliberation(entries);
const cal = computeCalibration(pairs);

Status

v0.1 — Validates against ADJ spec v0.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE for the full license text and NOTICE for attribution.