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@orkestrel/brief

v0.0.17

Published

A synchronous, deterministic specification compiler: a rough request becomes a closed, content-hashed execution contract another agent can run, gated by a traceable reasoner and projected into every downstream artifact.

Readme

@orkestrel/brief

The specification compiler: a synchronous, deterministic pipeline that resolves a rough request into a Brief — a closed, content-hashed execution contract another agent can run with no interpretation left to do — gated by a traceable reasoner and projected into every downstream artifact.

Compile a request with the createBriefCompiler factory, read the Briefing it returns, and project the brief it carries into the prompt a model reads, a completion condition, or a subagent dispatch. A brief with blocking gaps never emits: the readiness gate is a @orkestrel/reason LogicalDefinition, so every verdict carries a traceable account of which check missed. Part of the @orkestrel line.

Install

npm install @orkestrel/brief

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 22.12.0, matching the engines field in package.json
  • ESM and CommonJS entry points, selected by the exports field in package.json

Usage

import {
	createBriefCompiler,
	briefToGoal,
	briefToMarkdown,
	buildOutcome,
	buildProof,
	buildTask,
} from '@orkestrel/brief'

const compiler = createBriefCompiler()
const briefing = compiler.compile({
	task: buildTask('refactor', 'code', 'Refactor useForm to native browser form APIs.'),
	outcomes: [buildOutcome(1, 'useForm uses native FormData with no behavior change')],
	proofs: [buildProof('type-check and lint pass', 'npm run check')],
})

if (briefing.brief !== undefined) {
	briefToMarkdown(briefing.brief) // the copy-ready agent prompt
	briefToGoal(briefing.brief) // the completion condition
}
compiler.destroy()

Guide

Full documentation: guides/brief.md. The guides index lives at guides/README.md.

Development

npm install
npm test