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@mailwoman/activity-lexicon

v10.7.0

Published

Reviewed surface forms for activity concepts — the phrases a person types for what they want to do, each carrying the record that attests it and the locales it is used in.

Readme

@mailwoman/activity-lexicon

The reviewed activity-phrase lexicon for the mailwoman geocoder: the surface forms a person types for an activity (pick up a prescription → obtain_medication), each entry carrying the committed record that attests it and the locales it applies to.

Recognition only. This package makes no statement about the world — which establishments afford an activity, in which country, on whose authority — that knowledge lives in @mailwoman/geographic-model, and a phrase here is valid only when it names an activity concept that model defines. Zero runtime dependencies.

Provenance discipline

Every entry belongs to one of four attestation classes — a committed query, a derived form of one, a clause quoted from the compiled concept's description, or a regional register copied from a committed synonym — and the test suite re-checks each attestation against its source on every run. data/PROVENANCE.md records the rules. An entry without a checkable attestation does not load.

Release posture

Do not depend on version 0.0.0. It exists to establish the package name. The first supported release ships with the next coordinated mailwoman release, and the API is unstable until a 1.x.

License

AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Commercial. See the repository root for details.