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@filepad/guardian

v0.1.1

Published

Filepad Guardian — local evidence reporter for Active Contracts. Runs checks, captures provenance, reports evidence to Filepad.

Downloads

222

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Links

Git

Maintainers

filepadaifilepadai

Keywords

filepadguardianactive-contractsevidenceagentaccountability

Readme

@filepad/guardian

Filepad Guardian is the local repo-runtime verifier for Active Contracts.

It runs inside an explicit external execution target, such as an agent's local repository, a CI checkout, or a sandbox checkout. It does not belong in the Filepad product backend.

Install

npm install -g @filepad/guardian

or run it without a global install:

npx -y @filepad/guardian@latest --help

Required Environment

Guardian reports evidence through Agent Access credentials:

export FILEPAD_BASE_URL=https://api.filepad.ai
export FILEPAD_WORKSPACE_ID=ws_...
export FILEPAD_AGENT_KEY_ID=ik_...
export FILEPAD_AGENT_SECRET=...

The credentials must be issued for the workspace and execution target that the agent is working against. Generic MCP agents should not self-declare trusted Guardian evidence.

Commands

filepad-guardian status
filepad-guardian contract status --contract-id ac_...
filepad-guardian run --contract-id ac_... --check-id backend_typecheck
filepad-guardian run --contract-id ac_... --check-id backend_tests -- pnpm test
filepad-guardian report --contract-id ac_... --json evidence.json
filepad-guardian soundness --contract-id ac_... --repo-root .
filepad-guardian watch --contract-id ac_... --repo-root . --rerun manual

Boundary

Guardian owns repo-runtime work:

  • contract check execution
  • command execution
  • file existence checks
  • source repo search
  • local git provenance capture
  • watcher-driven reruns
  • contract runner behavior
  • optional repo analyzer behavior such as TypeScript symbol, AST, and static soundness checks

Filepad owns the coordination plane:

  • workspaces
  • docs and artifacts
  • contracts as user-visible agreements
  • evidence storage
  • status projection from stored evidence
  • OAuth, MCP, billing, and audit views

The Filepad backend must not import Guardian or use its own runtime filesystem as a customer repository.

Package Proofs

Before publishing, this package must pass:

pnpm -C packages/guardian typecheck
pnpm -C packages/guardian test
pnpm -C packages/guardian pack:check

The test suite includes an empty-project install smoke test. It packs Guardian, installs the tarball into a temporary project, and verifies that the filepad-guardian binary runs from node_modules/.bin.