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@murphai/contracts

v1.3.1

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Owns the frozen vault contracts for the Murph baseline:

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@murphai/contracts

Owns the frozen vault contracts for the Murph baseline:

  • canonical Zod schemas and parse helpers
  • TypeScript declarations
  • example records and frontmatter documents
  • derived JSON Schema artifacts under generated/

Surface split:

  • @murphai/contracts is the primary JS API and exports the canonical Zod-first runtime surface.
  • @murphai/contracts/schemas remains the dedicated artifact-consumer subpath for derived JSON Schema objects.
  • @murphai/contracts/generated/* exposes the emitted schema artifact files.

Package-local commands:

  • pnpm --dir packages/contracts build
  • pnpm --dir packages/contracts generate
  • pnpm --dir packages/contracts verify

Retired progress-card URL API

Private-media hardening retains the experiment progress-card schema, types, and bounded rendering constants for private in-vault PNG generation. It intentionally removes only the URL encoder/decoder, encoded-length constant, and public path builder previously exported from @murphai/contracts. Keeping that codec would preserve a public health-data URL representation after its product routes were retired, so the URL API must not return as a compatibility shim.

Release 1.3.0 intentionally carries this breaking root-export removal while the public package surface has no supported external compatibility commitment. The package test keeps every retired runtime export absent.

Build layout:

  • library entrypoints emit to dist/*.js and dist/*.d.ts
  • package-local scripts emit to dist/scripts/*.js