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Schemas and Conformance
Schemas are the cross-language contract.
The TypeScript package keeps canonical schema files in the npm package and validates public JSON output against them. In v0.9.0, schemas track the public JSON, CLI, CCR interop, token reports, TRC operation/observation reports, MCP/A2A, performance/cache, and CARA report contract of Python percolation-inversion-compiler==0.9.0.
npx pic-ts schema --type PhaseAccelerationPlan
npx pic-ts schema --type RuntimeStepReport
npx pic-ts schema --type EffectivePacketGraph
npx pic-ts schema --type PhaseWindowObservation
npx pic-ts schema --type TraceAdapterReportCCR interop schemas are packaged under schemas/interop/.
npx pic-ts schema --all --output-dir schemasThis writes individual schemas, a bundle schema, and schema digest data.
npx pic-ts portability verify --manifest fixtures/portability_conformance/manifest.json
npx pic-ts portability verify --manifest fixtures/portability_conformance_v050/manifest.json-
fixtures/portability_conformance: v0.4 compatibility fixtures. -
fixtures/portability_conformance_v050: v0.5.0 portability fixtures. -
fixtures/python_v050_snapshots: Python v0.5.0 snapshot CLI golden JSON. -
fixtures/python_v050_cli: public-shape and safe diagnostic compatibility records. -
schemas/interop: CCR task, residual, and import bundle schemas. -
examples/interop: CCR JSONL examples. -
examples/asi_proxy_benchmark_bundle: TRC and ASI-proxy dry-run examples. -
examples/asi_proxy_acceleration_bundle: v0.8.0 target, baseline, runtime capital, MCP, A2A, and phase-response examples. -
examples/asi_proxy_loop_bundle: v0.9.0 token, operation, observation, performance, and CCR loop examples.
The package runs typecheck, lint, format check, unit tests, conformance tests, publish-safety checks, install smoke tests, publint, attw, and npm audit --audit-level=high. Cross-platform CI covers Linux, Windows, and macOS.
Schema validation means the JSON shape is accepted. It does not mean the world claim is true, settled, legally valid, or safe to execute.
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