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create-legate-pilot

v0.1.0

Published

Stand up a self-contained, offline Legate mandate-gate pilot in seconds. `npm create legate-pilot` and watch the gate block out-of-mandate trades with signed restraint receipts.

Readme

create-legate-pilot

Stand up a self-contained, offline Legate mandate-gate pilot in seconds.

npm create legate-pilot
# or: npx create-legate-pilot my-pilot
cd legate-pilot
node run-pilot.cjs

You will see the gate block the orders that breach the committed mandate (commodity concentration, book DV01) with a position-blind restraint receipt, and allow the ones that stay inside it. That block, with no position disclosed, is the product: an agent cannot be argued or prompt-injected past a committed numeric limit.

What it creates

| File | What it is | |------|------------| | mandate.json | The committed structured mandate (the same artifact the web author page designs and the desktop runtime enforces). | | book.json | A sample signed book (positions + NAV) to project orders against. | | orders.json | Proposed orders; two breach the mandate. | | legate-mandate.cjs | The real offline evaluator, dependency-free (Node built-ins only). | | run-pilot.cjs | The runner. |

No install, no network, no account. Everything runs locally against Node built-ins.

Next

Edit mandate.json (tighten a cap) or orders.json (propose your own trade) and re-run. Then talk to us about pointing the gate at your real book and order path in shadow mode: [email protected] · https://scopeblind.com

MIT licensed. The evaluator (legate-mandate.cjs) is the same one the Legate runtime enforces with, kept in sync from the runtime on publish.