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@simplafy-tec/adk-contract

v0.1.0

Published

Contrato de especificação do ADK da Simplafy — validadores puros, códigos de erro estáveis e política.

Readme

@simplafy-tec/adk-contract

Funções puras (sem Prisma, Nest, filesystem ou rede) que definem o contrato de especificação do ADK. É o mesmo motor dos dois lados da fronteira: o que o adk build reprova é o que o POST /api/v1/adk/*/apply reprova, com o mesmo code e o mesmo path.

Exporta

  • SPEC_VERSION ('v1'), SUPPORTED_SPEC_VERSIONS (janela N / N-1), SPEC_KINDS.
  • SpecIssue { code: SpecIssueCode, path, message } — SpecIssueCode é união fechada: código inventado de um lado só apareceria quando alguém comparasse os dois.
  • Portão 1: validateSpecStructure / validateSpecStructureAs (agent, tool, journey).
  • Portão 2: validateActivation, findCompositionCycle, compositionEdgesAfterApply.
  • scanLeaks(text, { filename }) — segredo, PII, id interno, contexto de turno e identidade que não casa com o arquivo (secret_literal, pii_in_config, internal_id, turn_context, slug_filename_mismatch).
  • toSlug, resolveReference, parseSpecYaml / serializeSpecYaml (KEY_ORDER).
  • PolicySchema, DEFAULT_POLICY, checkAgainstPolicy.
  • Tipos e schemas zod: AgentSpec, ToolSpec, JourneySpec, ToolContract.
  • journeyFlowToGraph, statusInicialDaJornada (dialeto do arquivo → grafo do canvas; jornada criada pelo apply nunca nasce ativa).

O tarball leva só dist/ e o README: as fixtures golden ficam em test/fixtures/ (fora do pacote) e são sintéticas — configuração real de cliente não entra em pacote público. Veja test/fixtures/README.md.

Portes

O código veio de apps/api/src/adk/{spec-gates,reference-resolver,agent-yaml, agent-fields,agent-export}.ts e apps/api/src/tool-registry/tool-contract.ts (hub-v2, origin/staging), e de scripts/validar.mjs (simplafy-clientes, origin/main). Mensagens e path são byte a byte os do original — mudá-los quebraria o mutation check dos dois lados.