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jevkit-core

v0.2.0

Published

Shared substrate for jevkit: the .jevl record format, canonical request digests, question normalization, and token budgets for TypeSafe's Jev.

Readme

jevkit-core

Shared substrate for jevkit, a set of tools for building on TypeSafe's Jev. Nothing in this package calls the API.

  • .jevl record format — one JSON Lines format that serves as test cassette, drift golden set, benchmark instance, and calibration observation. See the spec.
  • Canonical digests — RFC 8785 canonicalization, so the same request always hashes the same way. record_id() includes the model; request_id() does not, which is what lets you pair a golden record with its replay on a new model version.
  • Question normalization — one view over SDK objects and plain dicts alike.
  • Token budgets — estimates against Jev's two documented limits: 64k for state plus all questions, 32k for state plus the longest single question.

Unofficial and unaffiliated with TypeSafe.

Install

npm install jevkit-core

License

MIT