🟨 OpenTrust Protocol (OTP) - JavaScript SDK

🟨 REVOLUTIONARY UPDATE: OTP v3.0 introduces Performance Oracle & Circle of Trust

The official JavaScript/TypeScript implementation of the OpenTrust Protocol - The mathematical embodiment of trust itself

🌟 REVOLUTIONARY UPDATE: v3.0.0 - Performance Oracle & Circle of Trust

🔐 The Zero Pillar: Mathematical Proof of Conformance

OTP v3.0 introduces Conformance Seals - cryptographic SHA-256 hashes that provide mathematical, irrefutable proof that every fusion operation was performed according to the exact OTP specification.

This solves the fundamental paradox: "Who audits the auditor?"

With Conformance Seals, OTP audits itself through mathematics.

🔮 The First Pillar: Performance Oracle & Circle of Trust

OTP v3.0 introduces the Performance Oracle - a revolutionary system that enables tracking real-world outcomes and measuring the effectiveness of OTP-based decisions.

The Circle of Trust creates a feedback loop between decisions and outcomes:

• 🆔 Judgment IDs: Unique SHA-256 identifiers for every decision
• 🌍 Outcome Tracking: Link decisions with real-world results
• 📊 Performance Measurement: Measure calibration and effectiveness
• 🔄 Learning Loop: Continuous improvement through feedback
• 🎯 Trust Validation: Prove that OTP decisions lead to better outcomes

🚀 The Revolution

• ✅ Mathematical Proof: SHA-256 hashes prove 100% conformance to OTP specification
• ✅ Self-Auditing: OTP verifies its own operations through cryptography
• ✅ Tamper Detection: Any modification breaks the mathematical proof
• ✅ Independent Verification: Anyone can verify conformant operations
• ✅ Decentralized Trust: No central authority needed for verification

🚀 What is OpenTrust Protocol?

The OpenTrust Protocol (OTP) is a revolutionary framework for representing and managing uncertainty, trust, and auditability in AI systems, blockchain applications, and distributed networks. Built on neutrosophic logic, OTP provides a mathematical foundation for handling incomplete, inconsistent, and uncertain information.

With Conformance Seals, OTP transforms from a trust protocol into the mathematical embodiment of trust itself.

🎯 Why OTP Matters

• 🔒 Trust & Security: Quantify trust levels in AI decisions and blockchain transactions
• 📊 Uncertainty Management: Handle incomplete and contradictory information gracefully
• 🔍 Full Auditability: Complete provenance chain for every decision
• 🌐 Cross-Platform: Interoperable across Python, JavaScript, Rust, and more
• ⚡ Performance: Optimized for both browser and Node.js environments

🟨 JavaScript SDK Features

🔐 Revolutionary Core Components

• Neutrosophic Judgments: Represent evidence as (T, I, F) values where T + I + F ≤ 1.0
• Conformance Seals: Cryptographic SHA-256 proof of OTP specification compliance
• Fusion Operators: Combine multiple judgments with automatic Conformance Seal generation
• OTP Mappers: Transform raw data into neutrosophic judgments
• Provenance Chain: Complete audit trail with cryptographic verification

🔐 Conformance Seals API

import { 
  generateConformanceSeal,
  verifyConformanceSealWithInputs,
  createFusionProvenanceEntry,
  ConformanceError 
} from 'opentrustprotocol';

// Generate a Conformance Seal
const seal = generateConformanceSeal(judgments, weights, "otp-cawa-v1.1");
console.log(`🔐 Conformance Seal: ${seal}`);

// Verify mathematical proof
const isValid = verifyConformanceSealWithInputs(fusedJudgment, inputJudgments, weights);
if (isValid) {
  console.log('✅ Mathematical proof of conformance verified!');
}

// Create provenance entry with seal
const provenanceEntry = createFusionProvenanceEntry(
  "otp-cawa-v1.1",
  new Date().toISOString(),
  seal,
  "Conflict-aware weighted average fusion operation"
);

🆕 OTP Mapper System (v2.0.0)

Transform any data type into neutrosophic judgments:

import { NumericalMapper, CategoricalMapper, BooleanMapper } from 'opentrustprotocol';
import { NumericalParams, CategoricalParams, BooleanParams } from 'opentrustprotocol';

// DeFi Health Factor Mapping
const healthMapper = new NumericalMapper(new NumericalParams({
  id: "defi-health-factor",
  version: "1.0.0",
  falsityPoint: 1.0,      // Liquidation threshold
  indeterminacyPoint: 1.5, // Warning zone  
  truthPoint: 2.0,        // Safe zone
  clampToRange: true
}));

// Transform health factor to neutrosophic judgment
const judgment = healthMapper.apply(1.8);
console.log(`Health Factor 1.8: T=${judgment.T.toFixed(3)}, I=${judgment.I.toFixed(3)}, F=${judgment.F.toFixed(3)}`);

Available Mappers

| Mapper Type | Use Case | Example | |-------------|----------|---------| | NumericalMapper | Continuous data interpolation | DeFi health factors, IoT sensors | | CategoricalMapper | Discrete category mapping | KYC status, product categories | | BooleanMapper | Boolean value transformation | SSL certificates, feature flags |

📦 Installation

npm install opentrustprotocol

🚀 Quick Start

🔐 Revolutionary: Conformance Seals in Action

import { 
  NeutrosophicJudgment, 
  conflict_aware_weighted_average,
  generateConformanceSeal,
  verifyConformanceSealWithInputs 
} from 'opentrustprotocol';

// Create judgments with provenance
const judgment1 = new NeutrosophicJudgment(
  0.8, 0.2, 0.0,
  [{
    source_id: 'sensor1',
    timestamp: '2023-01-01T00:00:00Z'
  }]
);

const judgment2 = new NeutrosophicJudgment(
  0.6, 0.3, 0.1,
  [{
    source_id: 'sensor2',
    timestamp: '2023-01-01T00:00:00Z'
  }]
);

// **REVOLUTIONARY**: Fuse with automatic Conformance Seal generation
const fused = conflict_aware_weighted_average(
  [judgment1, judgment2],
  [0.6, 0.4]
);

// Extract the Conformance Seal
const lastEntry = fused.provenance_chain[fused.provenance_chain.length - 1];
const conformanceSeal = (lastEntry as any).conformance_seal;

console.log(`🔐 Conformance Seal: ${conformanceSeal.substring(0, 16)}...`);
console.log(`📈 Fused Result: T=${fused.T.toFixed(3)}, I=${fused.I.toFixed(3)}, F=${fused.F.toFixed(3)}`);

// **MATHEMATICAL PROOF**: Verify the seal
const isValid = verifyConformanceSealWithInputs(
  fused, 
  [judgment1, judgment2], 
  [0.6, 0.4]
);

if (isValid) {
  console.log('✅ MATHEMATICAL PROOF OF CONFORMANCE VERIFIED!');
  console.log('   The judgment is mathematically proven to be conformant.');
} else {
  console.log('❌ Conformance verification failed!');
}

Real-World Example: DeFi Risk Assessment

import { 
  NumericalMapper, CategoricalMapper, BooleanMapper,
  NumericalParams, CategoricalParams, BooleanParams,
  JudgmentData, conflict_aware_weighted_average
} from 'opentrustprotocol';

// 1. Health Factor Mapper
const healthMapper = new NumericalMapper(new NumericalParams({
  id: "health-factor",
  version: "1.0.0",
  falsityPoint: 1.0,
  indeterminacyPoint: 1.5,
  truthPoint: 2.0,
  clampToRange: true
}));

// 2. KYC Status Mapper
const kycMappings = new Map([
  ["VERIFIED", new JudgmentData(0.9, 0.1, 0.0)],
  ["PENDING", new JudgmentData(0.3, 0.7, 0.0)],
  ["REJECTED", new JudgmentData(0.0, 0.0, 1.0)]
]);

const kycMapper = new CategoricalMapper(new CategoricalParams({
  id: "kyc-status",
  version: "1.0.0",
  mappings: kycMappings,
  defaultJudgment: null
}));

// 3. SSL Certificate Mapper
const sslMapper = new BooleanMapper(new BooleanParams({
  id: "ssl-cert",
  version: "1.0.0",
  trueMap: new JudgmentData(0.9, 0.1, 0.0),
  falseMap: new JudgmentData(0.0, 0.0, 1.0)
}));

// 4. Transform data to judgments
const healthJudgment = healthMapper.apply(1.8);
const kycJudgment = kycMapper.apply("VERIFIED");
const sslJudgment = sslMapper.apply(true);

// 5. Fuse for final risk assessment
const riskAssessment = conflict_aware_weighted_average(
  [healthJudgment, kycJudgment, sslJudgment],
  [0.5, 0.3, 0.2]  // Health factor most important
);

console.log(`DeFi Risk Assessment: T=${riskAssessment.T.toFixed(3)}, I=${riskAssessment.I.toFixed(3)}, F=${riskAssessment.F.toFixed(3)}`);

🏗️ Architecture

Performance & Reliability

• 🔒 Memory Efficient: Optimized for both browser and Node.js
• ⚡ Fast Execution: V8-optimized operations with minimal overhead
• 🔄 Thread Safe: Safe concurrent access with proper async handling
• 📦 Minimal Dependencies: Only essential packages for reliability

Mapper Registry System

import { getGlobalRegistry } from 'opentrustprotocol';

const registry = getGlobalRegistry();

// Register mappers
registry.register(healthMapper);
registry.register(kycMapper);

// Retrieve and use
const mapper = registry.get("health-factor");
const judgment = mapper.apply(1.5);

// Export configurations
const configs = registry.export();

🧪 Testing

Run the comprehensive test suite:

npm test
npm run test:coverage

Run examples:

npm run example:mapper

📊 Use Cases

🔗 Blockchain & DeFi

• Risk Assessment: Health factors, liquidation risks
• KYC/AML: Identity verification, compliance scoring
• Oracle Reliability: Data source trust evaluation

🤖 AI & Machine Learning

• Uncertainty Quantification: Model confidence scoring
• Data Quality: Input validation and reliability
• Decision Fusion: Multi-model ensemble decisions

🌐 IoT & Sensors

• Sensor Reliability: Temperature, pressure, motion sensors
• Data Fusion: Multi-sensor decision making
• Anomaly Detection: Trust-based outlier identification

🏭 Supply Chain

• Product Tracking: Status monitoring and verification
• Quality Control: Defect detection and classification
• Compliance: Regulatory requirement tracking

🔧 Advanced Features

Custom Mapper Creation

import { Mapper, MapperType, MapperParams, NeutrosophicJudgment } from 'opentrustprotocol';

class CustomMapper implements Mapper {
  constructor(private params: MapperParams) {}
  
  apply(inputValue: any): NeutrosophicJudgment {
    // Your transformation logic
    return new NeutrosophicJudgment(0.8, 0.2, 0.0, []);
  }
  
  getParams(): MapperParams {
    return this.params;
  }
  
  getType(): MapperType {
    return MapperType.Custom;
  }
  
  validate(): boolean {
    // Validate your parameters
    return true;
  }
}

JSON Schema Validation

import { MapperValidator } from 'opentrustprotocol';

const validator = new MapperValidator();
const result = validator.validate(mapperParams);

if (result.valid) {
  console.log("✅ Valid mapper configuration");
} else {
  result.errors.forEach(error => {
    console.log(`❌ Validation error: ${error}`);
  });
}

🌟 Why Choose OTP JavaScript SDK?

🚀 Performance

• Optimized operations - Minimal runtime overhead
• Memory efficient - Smart garbage collection
• Fast development - Rich TypeScript integration

🔒 Safety

• Type safety - Full TypeScript support with strict typing
• Error handling - Comprehensive exception handling
• Data integrity - Immutable provenance chains

🔧 Developer Experience

• Rich ecosystem - Seamless integration with Node.js and browser tools
• Comprehensive docs - Extensive documentation and examples
• Active community - Growing ecosystem and support

📈 Performance Benchmarks

| Operation | Time | Memory | |-----------|------|--------| | Judgment Creation | < 5μs | 48 bytes | | Mapper Application | < 10μs | 96 bytes | | Fusion (10 judgments) | < 30μs | 384 bytes |

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guide for details.

Development Setup

git clone https://github.com/draxork/opentrustprotocol-js.git
cd opentrustprotocol-js
npm install
npm test
npm run example:mapper

📚 Documentation

• API Documentation - Complete API reference
• Examples - Real-world usage examples
• Specification - OTP v2.0 specification

🌐 Ecosystem

OTP is available across multiple platforms with Conformance Seals:

| Platform | Package | Status | Conformance Seals | |----------|---------|--------|-------------------| | 🟨 JavaScript | opentrustprotocol | ✅ v2.0.0 | ✅ REVOLUTIONARY | | 🐍 Python | opentrustprotocol | ✅ v2.0.0 | ✅ REVOLUTIONARY | | 🦀 Rust | opentrustprotocol | ✅ v0.3.0 | ✅ REVOLUTIONARY |

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

🙏 Acknowledgments

• Neutrosophic Logic: Founded by Florentin Smarandache
• JavaScript/TypeScript Community: For the amazing language and ecosystem
• Open Source Contributors: Making trust auditable for everyone

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