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@auraone/rubric-studio

v0.2.1

Published

JavaScript validation and release metadata companion for Rubric Studio Open.

Readme

@auraone/rubric-studio

JavaScript validation and release metadata companion for Rubric Studio Open, AuraOne's local-first visual IDE for authoring, previewing, calibrating, diffing, and exporting AI evaluation rubrics.

Rubric Studio Open reviewer preview with criterion-level evidence and deterministic local fixture scores

Install

npm install @auraone/rubric-studio

This package is intentionally small and dependency-free. It does not bundle the React/Tauri visual application. Use the hosted browser editor, the verified macOS release, or the source repository for the full Studio interface.

Validate A Project

import { validateRubricBundle } from "@auraone/rubric-studio";

const result = validateRubricBundle({
  project: {
    id: "helpful-response",
    name: "Helpful response",
    version: "0.2.0",
    branch: "main",
    commentsVisible: true,
    themes: [{ id: "quality" }],
    criteria: [{
      id: "clear",
      label: "Clear",
      themeId: "quality",
      weight: 1,
    }],
    samples: [],
    judges: [],
  },
});

if (!result.valid) {
  console.error(result.issues);
}

validateRubricProject checks the project object directly. validateRubricBundle accepts either a project object or a browser-exported { project } bundle. The validator covers the portable interchange boundary; the full Studio app provides deeper authoring diagnostics, weight guidance, preview, calibration, semantic diff, and evidence export.

CLI

npx @auraone/rubric-studio --version
npx @auraone/rubric-studio --json
npx @auraone/rubric-studio validate ./project-bundle.json

Validation prints a machine-readable result and exits with:

  • 0 for a valid project
  • 1 for validation issues
  • 2 for invalid CLI usage or unreadable JSON

Current Release

The npm package contains no private font binaries, provider credentials, telemetry uploader, hosted account client, or desktop executable. Project validation runs locally.

License

MIT