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@shipgate.dev/verifier

v0.1.0

Published

ShipGate intent verifier — evaluates code or git diff against an approved ISL mission spec.

Readme

@shipgate.dev/verifier

ShipGate intent verifier. Evaluates code or a git diff against an approved ISL mission spec and produces a canonical ShipGateProof.

Verdict rules

  • SHIP — every must clause has supporting evidence, no must_not clause is violated, and proof requirements are satisfied or excused.
  • BLOCK — any must clause failed, any must_not clause was violated, any changed file fell outside the mission scope at high severity, or any blocking policy violation fired.
  • REVIEW — evidence is incomplete, the mission is too vague, or one or more clauses could not be evaluated deterministically.

API

import { verify, verifyToProof, type VerifyInput, type VerifyResult } from '@shipgate.dev/verifier';

Built-in clause checks (v1)

| Clause name | Behavior | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | create_endpoint(path) | A new route file exists under app/, pages/api/, or src/** matching path | | response_includes_field(k, v) | Endpoint file body contains the field key (and value if literal) | | add_regression_test() | At least one added/changed file matches a test pattern (*.test.*, *.spec.*) | | fix_described_bug() | Always REVIEW (cannot be verified without a reproducer) | | env_var(name) | If process.env.NAME is added, .env.example must mention NAME= | | any must_not clause | Forbidden pattern table; scans changes for matching pattern | | unknown clause | REVIEW with "unknown clause" reason — never silently SHIP |