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@uvrn/score

v1.0.0

Published

V-Score composition internals and domain-specific scoring profiles for UVRN

Readme

@uvrn/score

@uvrn/score explains how a UVRN score is composed. It takes completeness, parity, and freshness components, applies the canonical weights, and returns a breakdown object plus a short explanation string that can be used directly in developer tooling or LLM-facing summaries.

Minimal install

npm install @uvrn/score @uvrn/core

@uvrn/core is a peer dependency. This package does not require any other @uvrn/* package at runtime.

Usage

import { SCORE_PROFILES, ScoreBreakdown } from '@uvrn/score';

const breakdown = new ScoreBreakdown(
  {
    completeness: 88,
    parity: 92,
    freshness: 75,
  },
  SCORE_PROFILES.financial
);

console.log(breakdown.final);        // 85.5
console.log(breakdown.explanation);  // short factual explanation
console.log(breakdown.toJSON());     // serializable breakdown

Built-in profiles

The package ships with four reference profiles:

  • financial
  • research
  • news
  • general

These profiles explain how to interpret a score in a domain. They do not change the underlying UVRN formula.

Custom profiles

ScoringProfile is public and user-extensible.

import { ScoreBreakdown, type ScoringProfile } from '@uvrn/score';

const customProfile: ScoringProfile = {
  name: 'operations',
  description: 'Operational incident claims',
  completenessNote: 'How broad the source coverage is',
  parityNote: 'How closely reports agree',
  freshnessNote: 'How recent the operational data is',
  thresholds: { stable: 78, drifting: 52 },
};

const breakdown = new ScoreBreakdown(
  { completeness: 84, parity: 81, freshness: 73 },
  customProfile
);

Explanation output

ScoreBreakdown.explanation is designed to be short, factual, and verbatim-ready for logs, dashboards, and LLM responses.

Public API

  • ScoreBreakdown
  • SCORE_PROFILES
  • WEIGHTS
  • ScoringProfile
  • ComponentBreakdown
  • ScoreBreakdownResult
  • ScoreInputComponents

Dependencies

  • Peer dependencies: @uvrn/core
  • Runtime dependencies: none