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@obep/authoring

v0.1.0

Published

Record-once authoring: derive a candidate playbook (steps + tightest fence) from an observed run. Apache-2.0.

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

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Readme

@obep/authoring

Record-once authoring for OBEP — turn an observed run into a candidate playbook: the steps, the tightest fence that still permits them, and the runtime inputs the flow parameterizes over. Apache-2.0.

npm install @obep/authoring

deriveFromTrace takes a recorded action trace and returns an unsigned playbook with allowedDomains / allowedActions / allowedCredentialKeys narrowed to exactly what the run touched, and ID-shaped values (UUIDs, numeric ids) auto-promoted to {{name}} inputs so one recording works for every case.

import { deriveFromTrace } from "@obep/authoring";

You then lint and sign the result with @obep/cli (or the extension does it for you). This package only proposes a playbook — a human still reviews and signs it. See the repo.