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@criterionx/core

v0.3.5

Published

Universal decision engine for business-critical decisions

Downloads

925

Readme

@criterionx/core

Universal decision engine for business-critical decisions.

Installation

npm install @criterionx/core zod

Quick Start

import { Engine, defineDecision } from "@criterionx/core";
import { z } from "zod";

const riskDecision = defineDecision({
  id: "transaction-risk",
  version: "1.0.0",
  inputSchema: z.object({ amount: z.number() }),
  outputSchema: z.object({ risk: z.enum(["HIGH", "LOW"]) }),
  profileSchema: z.object({ threshold: z.number() }),
  rules: [
    {
      id: "high-risk",
      when: (input, profile) => input.amount > profile.threshold,
      emit: () => ({ risk: "HIGH" }),
      explain: (input, profile) =>
        `Amount ${input.amount} exceeds threshold ${profile.threshold}`,
    },
    {
      id: "low-risk",
      when: () => true,
      emit: () => ({ risk: "LOW" }),
      explain: () => "Amount within acceptable range",
    },
  ],
});

const engine = new Engine();
const result = engine.run(
  riskDecision,
  { amount: 15000 },
  { profile: { threshold: 10000 } }
);

console.log(result.data); // { risk: "HIGH" }

Architectural Invariants

This package is HTTP-agnostic. It must never depend on server concerns.

Non-Negotiable Principles

  1. Pure and Deterministic

    • Same input + same profile = same output, always
    • No hidden state, no side effects
  2. No I/O in Rules

    • Rules cannot fetch data
    • Rules cannot make network calls
    • Rules cannot read from filesystem
    • All data must be passed in as context
  3. Explicit Dependencies

    • No auto-discovery
    • No magic imports
    • Decisions are explicitly passed to consumers
  4. Validation at Boundaries

    • Input validated via Zod schema
    • Output validated via Zod schema
    • Profile validated via Zod schema
  5. Explainability

    • Every rule has an explain function
    • Every result includes full audit trace

What This Package Does NOT Do

  • HTTP/REST handling (use @criterionx/server)
  • Database operations
  • File system access
  • Network requests
  • Caching
  • Authentication/Authorization

This is intentional. The core is a knife, not a Swiss Army knife.


Documentation

Full documentation: https://tomymaritano.github.io/criterionx/

License

MIT