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@vorionsys/basis-gate-industry

v0.1.1

Published

Industry profiles for BASIS Gate v1. Named override sets for regulated sectors (finance, healthcare, legal) and a consumer default.

Downloads

64

Readme

BASIS Gate Industry Profiles

Named configuration fragments that encode regulatory or sector-specific constraints for BASIS Gate pipelines.

What this is

A BASIS Gate posture starts from a preset (lite, standard, strict, full) and may apply an industry profile on top. A profile tells the runtime which layers must run, which layers must run synchronously, and which must never be deferred, for the sector and jurisdiction the operator is working in.

Profiles in this package

| Profile | Sector | Jurisdiction | Status | |---------------------------------|---------------------|--------------|--------------| | consumer-default | Consumer | Any | v1 draft | | finance-us | Financial services | United States| v1 draft | | healthcare-hipaa | Healthcare | United States| v1 draft | | legal-privilege | Legal services | US / EU / UK | v1 draft |

Profiles live as YAML documents in profiles/. The TypeScript loader in src/index.ts validates and returns them as typed IndustryProfile objects per the @vorionsys/basis-gate-spec specification.

How operators use a profile

# cognigate.yaml
preset: strict
industry: "@basis/industry/finance-us"

layers:
  add:
    - id: "@acme/internal-trade-policy"
      execution: block

The runtime loads the profile before applying any operator-supplied layers.add, layers.remove, or layers.override. Operator configuration can only add to or extend the profile — never weaken it.

What a profile is not

A profile is not a legal compliance certification. Publishing a profile claims that the listed layers and execution constraints reflect a good-faith reading of the cited regulations as of the profile's version date. Operators remain responsible for their regulatory posture and should consult qualified counsel.

Publishing your own profile

The @basis/industry/* namespace is reserved for profiles published by Vorion LLC. Other parties publishing profiles should use a namespace they own (for example, @acme/industry/fintech-eu-v2). The profile document format is specified in @vorionsys/basis-gate-spec § 8.

License

Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE.

References