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@codesema/contract

v0.2.0

Published

Shared review contract (types + sanitizers) between the codesema CLI and codesema.com.

Readme

@codesema/contract

The review contract shared between the codesema CLI and codesema.com: the types describing a review record, and the sanitizers that validate and bound any raw input into that shape.

This package is intentionally tiny and dependency-free. It contains no I/O, no network calls and no configuration: only pure functions and types.

What it provides

  • Types: ReviewRecord (a versioned, self-contained review of a merge request: metadata, commits, diff, and the review itself), SanitizedReview, Finding, ReviewNarrative and their building blocks.
  • Sanitizers: sanitizeRecord, sanitizeReview, sanitizeFindings, sanitizeNarrative. They whitelist fields, truncate oversized values and never throw, turning any untrusted input into a well-formed object (or null when unusable).

Usage

import { sanitizeRecord, type ReviewRecord } from '@codesema/contract'

const record: ReviewRecord | null = sanitizeRecord(untrustedJson)
if (!record) throw new Error('unusable review record')

The codesema CLI uses these functions to validate agent output before archiving a review; codesema.com uses the very same functions to validate reviews synced from the CLI. One source of truth on both sides of the wire.

Versioning

ReviewRecord.version identifies the record schema (currently 1). The package follows semver: a breaking change to the record shape bumps the major version.

License

MIT