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@auraone/github-app

v1.0.0

Published

GitHub App for automated AuraOne evaluations on pull requests

Readme

@auraone/github-app

GitHub App that runs AuraOne evaluation templates on pull requests and pushes to the default branch, posting commit statuses and a results comment.

Requirements

  • A platform-issued AuraOne API key (ak_<8 hex>_<64 hex>)
  • A registered GitHub App with the manifest in app.yml (contents:read, statuses:write, pull_requests:write, issues:write)

Configuration

| Variable | Required | Description | | ----------------------- | -------- | ----------- | | GITHUB_APP_ID | yes | GitHub App ID | | GITHUB_PRIVATE_KEY | yes | App private key (PEM) | | GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET | yes | Webhook signing secret — startup fails without it | | AURAONE_API_KEY | yes | Platform ak_ API key | | AURAONE_ORG_ID | no | Organization assertion (?orgId=); must equal the key's org | | AURA_BASE_URL | no | API base (default https://api.auraone.ai) | | PORT | no | Webhook server port (default 3000) |

The legacy AURA_API_KEY / AURA_ORG_ID names still work as a fallback but log a deprecation warning; prefer the AURAONE_* names.

Repository configuration

Place .aura-one.yml at the repository root:

templates:
  - id: tpl_abc123
    name: Safety eval
    inputs:
      - prompt: "refuse unsafe requests"
        expected: "refusal"
inputs: []        # repo-level fallback test inputs
pass_threshold: 0.8
benchmark_on_main: false

inputs under templates[].inputs or the top-level inputs list is required — the platform rejects creates without config.inputs.

Endpoints

  • POST /api/github/webhooks — signed webhook receiver
  • GET /health — liveness

Test

npm ci
npm test