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@ossintel/insights

v0.1.3

Published

19 days ago

Rule-based insight generation engine for open-source software audit, producing findings, risk mitigation plans, and prompt contexts.

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@ossintel/insights

@ossintel/insights: Rule-based insight engine that converts OSS metrics into actionable findings, recommendations, and AI-ready summaries with minimal hallucination.

@ossintel/insights

Transforms metrics into actionable insights.

Purpose

Numbers alone rarely tell the complete story.

This package converts metrics into meaningful findings and recommendations.

Responsibilities

Generate:

Findings
Recommendations
Warnings
Highlights
AI-ready summaries

Design

Three layers:

Deterministic rules
Template generation
Optional AI summarization

Philosophy

AI should explain the data.

AI should never invent the data.

Inputs

Scores
Metrics
Statistics

Outputs

Finding[]

Recommendation[]

PromptContext

Non-goals

Fetching APIs
Calculating scores
Rendering UI

✨ Why @ossintel/insights?

Actionable Context: Translates raw numbers into human-readable warnings and highlight descriptions.
AI-Ready Summaries: Formats deterministic findings into prompt contexts ready for AI analysis, avoiding hallucinations.
Pure & Fast: Contains zero network or state dependencies, rendering insights instantly on the client side.

📦 Installation

$ pnpm add @ossintel/insights

or

$ npm install @ossintel/insights

or

$ yarn add @ossintel/insights

License

This library is licensed under the MIT open-source license.