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edge-anticheat-sdk

v1.0.0

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Layer 1 Edge-Assisted Anti-Cheat SDK for Browser Integrity

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Industry Grade - Edge-Assisted Anti-Cheat System

🛑 The Problem with Traditional Proctoring

Most anti-cheat systems upload heavy 1080p video feeds from the candidate's webcam to centralized servers where heavy AI models run. This causes insane GPU costs, high latency, and massive privacy concerns.

🚀 The Edge-Assisted Solution

This SDK flips the architecture. It runs TensorFlow.js (Vision) and Meyda DSP (Audio) entirely in the candidate's browser via WebAssembly. It mathematically compresses video/audio into tiny anomaly confidence scores and sends lightweight JSON over WebSockets to a Node.js backend. Result: Infinite scalability, zero GPU costs, and zero privacy breaches.

📚 Complete Documentation Suite

We have broken down the documentation into a simple, 5-part guide suitable for beginners and advanced developers alike.

Part 1: Introduction & Architecture

Start here to understand the 3-Layer architecture (SDK, Ingestion Gateway, Analytics Worker) and why Edge-AI is superior.

Part 2: Backend & Infrastructure Setup

Step-by-step instructions for DevOps / Backend engineers to spin up the WebSocket server, Redis queues, and configure the Webhook Receiver.

Part 3: Frontend SDK Integration

A complete tutorial for Frontend developers. Includes copy-paste ready examples for implementing the PrimaryPCEngine in React and Vanilla JS.

Part 4: The Mobile Sentinel

Learn how to eliminate the "blind spot" below the candidate's desk by pairing their own smartphone as a secondary, 3rd-person security camera using QR Codes.

Part 5: Architecture Workflows

The exact, step-by-step sequence of events. Learn how the system initializes, how the AI loops run asynchronously without freezing the UI, and the exact lifecycle of an anomaly from detection to webhook transmission.

Part 6: Complete API Reference Deep Dive

A byte-by-byte deep dive into every single file, class, method, and variable in the src/sdk/ directory. Perfect for advanced developers who need to understand the underlying Math, DSP filters, and throttling mechanisms.

Quick Start (Local Development)

If you just want to run the project locally and see the UI in action:

  1. Start the WebSocket Gateway:
    npm run dev
  2. Start the Analytics Worker (in a new terminal):
    npx ts-node src/worker.ts
  3. Start the Dummy Webhook Server (in a new terminal):
    npx ts-node scripts/webhook-receiver.ts
  4. Start the Beautiful Frontend UI (in a new terminal):
    cd testing_frontend
npm run dev
    Open http://localhost:5173 in your browser.