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@stackbilt/validate

v0.3.0

Published

Citation validation, message classification, and governance checks

Readme

@stackbilt/validate

Citation validation and commit message intent classification for Charter Kit -- a local-first governance toolkit for software repos. Pure heuristics, no LLM calls.

Want the full toolkit? Just install the CLI — it includes everything:

npm install -g @stackbilt/cli

Only install this package directly if you need citation validation or intent classification without the CLI.

Install

npm install @stackbilt/validate

Usage

Extract and validate citations

import { extractCitations, validateCitations, enrichCitations } from '@stackbilt/validate';

const text = 'Per [Section 3.1] and [ADR-012], this approach is approved.';

const citations = extractCitations(text);
// => ['Section 3.1', 'ADR-012']

const result = validateCitations(text, bundle, 'WARN');
// => { valid: true, violations: [], totalCitations: 2, validCount: 2 }

Classify commit message intent

import { classifyMessage } from '@stackbilt/validate';

const result = classifyMessage('Should we adopt GraphQL or stick with REST?');
// => {
//   intent: 'decision',
//   confidence: 1,
//   dudePhases: ['D', 'U', 'Di', 'E'],
//   suggestedMode: 'GOVERNANCE',
//   complexity: 'low',
//   domain: 'ARCHITECTURE'
// }

API Reference

extractCitations(text: string): string[]

Extract governance citation references from text. Recognized: [Section X.Y], [ADR-XXX], [RFC-YYYY-XXX], [Pattern: Name], [POLICY-XXX].

validateCitations(text, bundle, strictness?): CitationValidationResult

Validate citations against a CitationBundle. Unknown citations receive closest-match suggestions via Levenshtein distance.

enrichCitations(text, bundle): string

Replace citation references with hyperlinked, titled versions.

classifyMessage(message, context?): Classification

Classify a message by intent (ideation, decision, doubt, synthesis, question, review), DUDE phases, complexity, and suggested app mode. Runs in under 5 ms.

Types

  • CitationViolation, CitationValidationResult, ValidationStrictness, CitationBundle
  • Classification, MessageIntent, DudePhase

Requirements

  • Node >= 18
  • Peer dependency: @stackbilt/types

License

Apache-2.0

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