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@prahari/crosswalk

v0.1.0

Published

Framework-neutral Prahari Control Core and crosswalk mappings (RBI MRM 2026 <-> NIST AI RMF, and more).

Readme

@prahari/crosswalk

Framework-neutral Prahari Control Core and crosswalk mappings — a shared set of model-risk controls (seeded from the RBI MRM 2026 taxonomy) mapped to NIST AI RMF · ISO/IEC 42001 · SR 11-7 · EU AI Act · MAS FEAT, with coverage and deltas derived, never asserted.

Part of Prahari (Apache-2.0).

Not legal advice; not a NIST/ISO/EU/RBI publication; no guarantee of compliance. Mappings are an interpretation to verify against source texts. Implementing the core aligns you with the shared backbone of each framework — it does not make you "compliant"; the deltas are obligations each framework adds.

Install

npm install @prahari/crosswalk

Use

import { controlCore, deriveCoverage, validateControlCore } from '@prahari/crosswalk';

// Fails fast on dangling references or duplicate ids.
const errors = validateControlCore(controlCore); // string[]; [] = valid

// How far does the Prahari core get you toward a framework, and what's the delta?
const cov = deriveCoverage(controlCore, 'eu-ai-act');
cov.mappedClauses;   // framework clauses with >= 1 mapping
cov.deltaClauses;    // clauses with NO mapping — obligations the core does not cover
cov.unmappedCoreControls;

What's inside

  • controlCore — the source-of-truth data: core controls (each citing its RBI paragraphs and reference page), the framework clause catalog, and the mappings (each with a relationship of equivalent or partial).
  • deriveCoverage(core, framework) — pure; partitions a framework's clauses into mapped vs delta.
  • validateControlCore(core) — pure; integrity check.

Frameworks: nist-ai-rmf · iso-42001 · sr-11-7 · eu-ai-act · mas-feat.

The human-readable crosswalk pages and machine control-core.json are generated from this package; see the crosswalk reference.