@adcp/sdk 7.11.1 → 7.11.2

package/compliance/cache/3.1.0-rc.2/test-kits/nova-motors.yaml

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-# Nova Motors — Signal-Focused Advertiser Test Kit
-#
-# Entity definition: fictional-entities.yaml → advertisers[nova_motors]
-# Data providers defined in this kit: see fictional-entities.yaml → data_providers
-#
-# This brand is registered as a sandbox brand in AgenticAdvertising.org (AAO).
-# Agents resolve novamotors.example via the standard AAO brand resolution path.
-# AAO returns the brand.json below but excludes sandbox brands from production
-# brand discovery results.
-
-id: nova_motors
-name: "Nova Motors"
-description: |
-  Signal-focused test kit for the Nova Motors Volta EV launch campaign.
-  Provides sample signal definitions, pricing options, and destination
-  configurations for testing signal agent storyboards.
-sandbox: true
-
-# security_baseline auth fixture — see acme-outdoor.yaml for semantics.
-#
-# probe_task is `get_signals` because this kit's primary consumers are
-# signal agents (specialisms/signal-owned, specialisms/signal-marketplace)
-# where list_creatives is not implemented. Non-signal storyboards that
-# reuse this kit (collection-lists, sales-broadcast-tv, sponsored-
-# intelligence) should select acme-outdoor for security_baseline, or
-# override probe_task at the storyboard layer.
-auth:
-  api_key: "demo-nova-motors-v1"
-  probe_task: get_signals
-
-brand:
-  house:
-    domain: "novamotors.example"
-    name: "Nova Motors"
-  brand_id: "nova_motors"
-  names:
-    - en: "Nova Motors"
-  description: "Electric vehicles for the next generation. The Volta EV — performance meets sustainability."
-  industry: "automotive"
-  keller_type: "master"
-  logos:
-    - url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/nova-motors/logo-primary.png"
-      orientation: "horizontal"
-      background: "light-bg"
-      variant: "primary"
-      width: 400
-      height: 100
-    - url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/nova-motors/logo-icon.png"
-      orientation: "square"
-      background: "transparent-bg"
-      variant: "icon"
-      width: 200
-      height: 200
-  colors:
-    primary: "#0D47A1"
-    secondary: "#00BFA5"
-    accent: "#FF6D00"
-    background: "#F5F5F5"
-    text: "#1A1A1A"
-  fonts:
-    heading:
-      family: "Inter"
-      weight: 700
-      url: "https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inter:wght@700"
-    body:
-      family: "Inter"
-      weight: 400
-      url: "https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inter"
-  tone:
-    voice: "Forward-thinking and precise. We speak to drivers who care about engineering and the planet — no greenwashing, no hype."
-    attributes:
-      - "innovative"
-      - "precise"
-      - "optimistic"
-    dos:
-      - "Lead with performance specs"
-      - "Reference sustainability with evidence"
-      - "Use clean, modern language"
-    donts:
-      - "Greenwash or overstate environmental claims"
-      - "Use legacy automotive clichés"
-      - "Condescend about range anxiety"
-
-campaign:
-  brand: "Nova Motors"
-  product: "Volta EV"
-  brief: "Reach in-market EV buyers with high purchase propensity, near dealerships, who haven't bought a Nova vehicle before."
-  budget: 250000
-  currency: "USD"
-  markets: ["US"]
-
-signals:
-  marketplace:
-    - signal_agent_segment_id: "trident_likely_ev_buyers"
-      name: "Likely EV Buyers"
-      data_provider_domain: "tridentauto.example"
-      signal_id: "likely_ev_buyers"
-      value_type: "binary"
-      signal_type: "marketplace"
-      coverage_percentage: 8
-      pricing:
-        - pricing_option_id: "po_trident_ev_cpm"
-          model: "cpm"
-          cpm: 3.50
-          currency: "USD"
-
-    - signal_agent_segment_id: "trident_purchase_propensity"
-      name: "Purchase Propensity"
-      data_provider_domain: "tridentauto.example"
-      signal_id: "purchase_propensity"
-      value_type: "numeric"
-      signal_type: "marketplace"
-      range:
-        min: 0
-        max: 1
-      coverage_percentage: 55
-      pricing:
-        - pricing_option_id: "po_trident_propensity_cpm"
-          model: "cpm"
-          cpm: 4.00
-          currency: "USD"
-
-    - signal_agent_segment_id: "meridian_competitor_visitors"
-      name: "Competitor Visitors"
-      data_provider_domain: "meridiangeo.example"
-      signal_id: "competitor_visitors"
-      value_type: "binary"
-      signal_type: "marketplace"
-      coverage_percentage: 6
-      pricing:
-        - pricing_option_id: "po_meridian_visitors_cpm"
-          model: "cpm"
-          cpm: 5.00
-          currency: "USD"
-
-    - signal_agent_segment_id: "shopgrid_new_to_brand"
-      name: "New to Brand"
-      data_provider_domain: "shopgrid.example"
-      signal_id: "new_to_brand"
-      value_type: "binary"
-      signal_type: "marketplace"
-      coverage_percentage: 25
-      pricing:
-        - pricing_option_id: "po_shopgrid_retail_cpm"
-          model: "cpm"
-          cpm: 3.50
-          currency: "USD"
-
-  owned:
-    - signal_agent_segment_id: "prism_high_ltv"
-      name: "High LTV Customers"
-      value_type: "binary"
-      signal_type: "owned"
-      coverage_percentage: 12
-      pricing:
-        - pricing_option_id: "po_prism_flat_monthly"
-          model: "flat_fee"
-          amount: 5000
-          period: "monthly"
-          currency: "USD"
-
-    - signal_agent_segment_id: "prism_cart_abandoner"
-      name: "Cart Abandoners"
-      value_type: "binary"
-      signal_type: "owned"
-      coverage_percentage: 18
-      pricing:
-        - pricing_option_id: "po_prism_abandoner_cpm"
-          model: "cpm"
-          cpm: 8.00
-          currency: "USD"
-
-    - signal_agent_segment_id: "prism_engagement_score"
-      name: "Engagement Score"
-      value_type: "numeric"
-      signal_type: "owned"
-      range:
-        min: 0
-        max: 100
-      coverage_percentage: 65
-      pricing:
-        - pricing_option_id: "po_prism_engagement_cpm"
-          model: "cpm"
-          cpm: 2.50
-          currency: "USD"
-
-    - signal_agent_segment_id: "prism_churn_risk"
-      name: "Churn Risk"
-      value_type: "categorical"
-      signal_type: "owned"
-      categories: ["low_risk", "medium_risk", "high_risk", "churned"]
-      coverage_percentage: 70
-      pricing:
-        - pricing_option_id: "po_prism_churn_pom"
-          model: "percent_of_media"
-          percent: 12
-          max_cpm: 3.00
-          currency: "USD"
-
-assets:
-  images:
-    - id: "hero_300x250"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/nova-motors/hero-300x250.jpg"
-      width: 300
-      height: 250
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Medium rectangle hero — Volta EV on coastal highway"
-
-    - id: "hero_728x90"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/nova-motors/hero-728x90.jpg"
-      width: 728
-      height: 90
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Leaderboard hero — Volta EV front profile with charging station"
-
-    - id: "hero_320x50"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/nova-motors/hero-320x50.jpg"
-      width: 320
-      height: 50
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Mobile banner hero — Volta EV dashboard detail"
-
-    - id: "hero_160x600"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/nova-motors/hero-160x600.jpg"
-      width: 160
-      height: 600
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Wide skyscraper hero — vertical Volta EV silhouette"
-
-    - id: "hero_master"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/nova-motors/hero-master.jpg"
-      width: 1200
-      height: 628
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Master hero image — high-res Volta EV in motion"
-
-  text:
-    headlines:
-      - "The Volta EV — 0 to 60 in 3.2s"
-      - "Performance Meets Sustainability"
-      - "Drive Electric. Drive Nova."
-    descriptions:
-      - "340 miles of range. 15-minute fast charge. The Volta EV is engineered for drivers who refuse to compromise."
-      - "Zero emissions, zero compromises. Test drive the Volta EV at your nearest Nova Motors dealer."
-    cta:
-      - "Reserve Yours"
-      - "Schedule a Test Drive"
-      - "Explore the Volta"
-
-  click_url: "https://novamotors.example/volta-ev"
-
-destinations:
-  platforms:
-    - type: "platform"
-      platform: "the-trade-desk"
-      account: "agency-123-ttd"
-    - type: "platform"
-      platform: "streamhaus"
-      account: "agency-ctv-seat-456"
-  agents:
-    - type: "agent"
-      agent_url: "https://wonderstruck.salesagents.example"

package/compliance/cache/3.1.0-rc.2/test-kits/osei-natural.yaml

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-# Osei Natural — Beauty Advertiser Test Kit
-#
-# Entity definition: fictional-entities.yaml → advertisers[osei_natural]
-#
-# 8-person natural skincare company based in Nairobi. Represents the small
-# business that advertising should serve but currently doesn't.
-#
-# This brand is registered as a sandbox brand in AgenticAdvertising.org (AAO).
-# Agents resolve oseinatural.example via the standard AAO brand resolution path.
-# AAO returns the brand.json below but excludes sandbox brands from production
-# brand discovery results.
-
-id: osei_natural
-name: "Osei Natural"
-description: "Natural skincare brand for small-business advertiser storyboard testing"
-sandbox: true
-
-# security_baseline auth fixture — see acme-outdoor.yaml for semantics.
-auth:
-  api_key: "demo-osei-natural-v1"
-  probe_task: list_creatives
-
-brand:
-  house:
-    domain: "oseinatural.example"
-    name: "Osei Natural"
-  brand_id: "osei_natural"
-  names:
-    - en: "Osei Natural"
-  description: "Natural skincare rooted in East African botanicals. Small-batch, founder-led, and unapologetically simple."
-  industry: "beauty"
-  keller_type: "master"
-  logos:
-    - url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/osei-natural/logo-primary.png"
-      orientation: "horizontal"
-      background: "light-bg"
-      variant: "primary"
-      width: 400
-      height: 100
-    - url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/osei-natural/logo-icon.png"
-      orientation: "square"
-      background: "transparent-bg"
-      variant: "icon"
-      width: 200
-      height: 200
-  colors:
-    primary: "#5D4037"
-    secondary: "#C8E6C9"
-    accent: "#FF8F00"
-    background: "#FBF7F4"
-    text: "#2E2E2E"
-  fonts:
-    heading:
-      family: "Cormorant Garamond"
-      weight: 600
-      url: "https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Cormorant+Garamond:wght@600"
-    body:
-      family: "Lato"
-      weight: 400
-      url: "https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Lato"
-  tone:
-    voice: "Calm, grounded, and personal. Amara speaks directly to customers like a trusted friend sharing what works."
-    attributes:
-      - "authentic"
-      - "gentle"
-      - "personal"
-    dos:
-      - "Name specific botanicals and their origins"
-      - "Use first-person when appropriate — the founder is the brand"
-      - "Keep it warm and conversational"
-    donts:
-      - "Use clinical or pharmaceutical language"
-      - "Make anti-aging claims — Osei Natural is about care, not correction"
-      - "Erase the brand's Kenyan identity — it's a feature, not a detail"
-
-assets:
-  images:
-    - id: "hero_300x250"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/osei-natural/hero-300x250.jpg"
-      width: 300
-      height: 250
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Medium rectangle hero — product jars with botanical ingredients"
-
-    - id: "hero_728x90"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/osei-natural/hero-728x90.jpg"
-      width: 728
-      height: 90
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Leaderboard hero — Amara in workshop with shea butter"
-
-    - id: "hero_320x50"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/osei-natural/hero-320x50.jpg"
-      width: 320
-      height: 50
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Mobile banner hero — close-up of baobab oil serum"
-
-    - id: "hero_160x600"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/osei-natural/hero-160x600.jpg"
-      width: 160
-      height: 600
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Wide skyscraper hero — vertical product lineup on linen"
-
-    - id: "hero_master"
-      url: "https://test-assets.adcontextprotocol.org/osei-natural/hero-master.jpg"
-      width: 1200
-      height: 628
-      mime_type: "image/jpeg"
-      description: "Master hero image — high-res flat lay of full product range"
-
-  text:
-    headlines:
-      - "Your Skin Deserves Better Ingredients"
-      - "Small-Batch Skincare from Nairobi"
-      - "Rooted in East African Botanicals"
-    descriptions:
-      - "Shea butter, baobab oil, and aloe — sourced from East African growers, blended by hand in Nairobi. Osei Natural."
-      - "Eight people, twelve products, zero compromises. Natural skincare that actually works."
-    cta:
-      - "Shop the Collection"
-      - "Meet the Founder"
-      - "Try a Sample Kit"
-
-  click_url: "https://oseinatural.example/shop"

package/compliance/cache/3.1.0-rc.2/test-kits/parallel-dispatch-runner.yaml

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-# Parallel Dispatch Runner — Harness Contract Test Kit
-#
-# Applies to:
-#   - universal/idempotency.yaml (concurrent-retry phase — verifies the
-#     first-insert-wins rule under L1/security.mdx#idempotency rule 9 by firing
-#     two requests with the same idempotency_key in parallel and grading the
-#     outcome).
-#   - Any future storyboard that needs to verify behavior under concurrent
-#     dispatch (e.g., racing webhook deliveries, racing sync calls).
-#
-# Storyboards are sequential by default — steps run one after another in YAML
-# order, with each step's response observed before the next is dispatched.
-# That model cannot exercise rule 9 (concurrent retry / first-insert-wins),
-# because the second request would always arrive after the first's response
-# has been observed.
-#
-# This test-kit defines the coordination contract between a runner that
-# supports firing N requests in parallel and storyboards that need that
-# capability. The runner's parallel dispatch happens at the @adcp/client
-# layer (or its Python/Go equivalents) using the SDK's batch-call primitive,
-# NOT at the YAML-step boundary — the storyboard author MUST NOT try to
-# express parallelism via separate sequential steps.
-
-id: parallel_dispatch_runner
-applies_to:
-  universals:
-    - idempotency
-
-description: |
-  Coordination contract between a runner that supports parallel request
-  dispatch and a storyboard step that needs to exercise concurrent-retry
-  semantics. The runner fires N >= 2 logically-simultaneous requests (same
-  `idempotency_key`, same canonical payload) and observes all responses, then
-  asserts on the cross-response invariants the storyboard step declares.
-
-endpoint_scope: sandbox
-# Concurrent-retry tests on storyboards that drive spend-committing operations
-# (create_media_buy in particular) would create real commitments on retry-
-# replay-success paths. Graders MUST target a sandbox/staging endpoint. Agents
-# claiming the specialism SHOULD expose a dedicated grading endpoint.
-
-harness_mode: black_box
-
-# --- Parallelism mechanism ---
-#
-# Two viable shapes with different observation properties. The runner selects
-# per run mode; storyboard authors SHOULD NOT assume a specific mode.
-#
-#   process_local (default for lint/fast runs):
-#     The runner calls the SDK's batch-call primitive (Promise.all in JS,
-#     asyncio.gather in Python, sync.WaitGroup in Go) to dispatch N requests
-#     from the same process before awaiting any of their responses.
-#     Inter-request scheduling is at the SDK/transport level, NOT at the YAML-
-#     step level. Sufficient to exercise the seller's INSERT race; not
-#     sufficient to exercise true network-level interleaving (the runner's
-#     event loop still drains in deterministic order under most schedulers).
-#
-#   distributed (optional, full-conformance runs):
-#     The runner dispatches the N requests from N independent worker processes
-#     (or N independent CI shards) using a barrier-wait synchronization point.
-#     All workers block on the barrier and unblock simultaneously, producing
-#     true network-level concurrency. Materially more expensive operationally;
-#     reserved for AdCP Verified grading and rule-9-specific deep checks.
-#
-# The specialism grades observable seller behavior; the dispatch mechanism is
-# an implementation detail below the conformance seam. A seller that passes
-# under process_local MUST also pass under distributed for the same storyboard
-# — any divergence is a conformance bug in the runner, not a legitimate
-# seller-behavior difference.
-
-# --- Step-level coordination keys ---
-#
-# A storyboard step requiring this contract declares:
-#
-#   requires_contract: parallel_dispatch_runner
-#   parallel_dispatch:
-#     count: 2                       # required, integer >= 2, <= 10
-#     same_idempotency_key: true     # required for rule-9 tests; future
-#                                    #   non-idempotency parallel tests MAY
-#                                    #   set this false
-#     barrier_timeout_ms: 5000       # optional; default 5000ms — how long the
-#                                    #   runner waits at the barrier before
-#                                    #   firing requests anyway (covers slow
-#                                    #   distributed workers)
-#
-# The runner injects identical sample_request bodies on all N dispatches —
-# specifically including the same expansion of any `$generate:uuid_v4#alias`
-# placeholder, so the seller sees the same canonical hash on every replica.
-# Distinct correlation_ids per dispatch ARE allowed (and recommended) because
-# `context` is excluded from the canonical hash (see L1/security.mdx Payload
-# equivalence) — using distinct correlation_ids lets the runner trace which
-# response came from which dispatch in its output.
-
-parallel_dispatch_step_contract:
-  required_step_fields:
-    - parallel_dispatch.count
-    - parallel_dispatch.same_idempotency_key
-  optional_step_fields:
-    - parallel_dispatch.barrier_timeout_ms
-  count_min: 2
-  count_max: 10
-  # 10 is a soft ceiling: every runner mode (process_local, distributed) MUST
-  # support up to 10 parallel dispatches. Storyboards needing higher fan-out
-  # SHOULD justify it in a step comment; the runner MAY reject counts above
-  # 10 to bound test runtime.
-
-# --- Validation primitives ---
-#
-# Steps requiring parallel dispatch declare validations against the array of
-# responses, not a single response. The storyboard step's validations[] block
-# acquires two cross-response check kinds that are not available in
-# sequential-dispatch steps:
-#
-#   - check: cross_response_field_equal
-#     path: "media_buy_id"
-#     description: |
-#       All N responses (including IDEMPOTENCY_IN_FLIGHT-then-retried
-#       responses, resolved to their eventual cached response) MUST carry the
-#       same value at the named path. A divergence is a rule-9 violation —
-#       the seller produced two distinct resources for the same key.
-#
-#   - check: cross_response_count_distinct
-#     path: "media_buy_id"
-#     allowed_values: [1]
-#     description: |
-#       The set of distinct values observed at the named path across all N
-#       responses MUST have cardinality equal to one of allowed_values. For
-#       rule-9 tests, allowed_values: [1] — exactly one resource was created.
-#
-# Standard per-response checks (response_schema, field_present, error_code,
-# etc.) apply to each response individually; the runner runs them N times
-# and aggregates pass/fail per the storyboard's existing severity rules.
-
-cross_response_check_kinds:
-  - cross_response_field_equal
-  - cross_response_count_distinct
-
-# --- Resolution of IDEMPOTENCY_IN_FLIGHT in cross-response checks ---
-#
-# A seller adopting the reject-and-redirect policy under rule 9 may return
-# IDEMPOTENCY_IN_FLIGHT on the second (or later) dispatched request rather
-# than wait-and-replay. The runner MUST resolve IDEMPOTENCY_IN_FLIGHT
-# responses to their eventual cached response before applying cross-response
-# checks: when the runner observes IDEMPOTENCY_IN_FLIGHT, it waits the
-# `error.details.retry_after` seconds and retries the SAME idempotency_key
-# (per the buyer-side normative behavior). The cross-response check then
-# operates on the resolved response set, not the raw initial set.
-#
-# Maximum total wall-time for one in-flight resolution is bounded by the
-# runner's overall step-timeout budget. Sellers returning IDEMPOTENCY_IN_FLIGHT
-# with a retry_after that exceeds the runner's budget will fail the step on
-# timeout — graded as `step_timeout`, not `rule_9_violation`. Sellers tuning
-# retry_after for production traffic SHOULD test their values against the
-# runner's documented timeout (default 60s; CI configurable).
-
-# --- What the contract does NOT cover ---
-#
-# Network-level packet timing / ordering. process_local mode delivers requests
-# in deterministic event-loop order; distributed mode introduces real
-# interleaving but does not synthesize adversarial packet schedules. Sellers
-# whose correctness depends on adversarial network conditions need additional
-# fault-injection harnesses outside this contract.
-#
-# Multi-account / multi-agent racing. The contract dispatches N requests
-# within a single (authenticated_agent, account) scope — the same scope as
-# the idempotency key itself. Storyboards needing to exercise cross-scope
-# races (e.g., agency-vs-direct-buyer collisions on a shared natural key)
-# require a separate contract.
-#
-# Crash injection. The contract does not interrupt the seller mid-request.
-# Storyboards testing seller behavior under crashes / restarts / failovers
-# need a separate fault-injection harness — out of scope here.
-
-# --- Reviewer checks ---
-#
-# Some properties of rule 9 cannot be programmatically graded by this
-# contract and MUST be confirmed by reviewer inspection of the seller's
-# implementation and runbook:
-#
-#   - The seller's claim-row / unique-constraint pattern actually backs the
-#     observed first-insert-wins behavior (not a happy-path race that
-#     coincidentally avoided the conflict in the test run).
-#   - The seller's downstream reconciliation pattern (rule 10) is documented
-#     in the operational runbook. The contract observes only the buyer-
-#     visible response surface; the downstream-side behavior is not directly
-#     observable from a black-box harness.
-#   - The seller's in-flight detection does NOT leak across scope boundaries
-#     — an attacker authenticated as agent B with a stolen key from agent A
-#     receives the same response shape and timing whether agent A's row is
-#     in flight, completed, or never existed. Verified by manual probing,
-#     not by this contract.
-
-reviewer_checks:
-  - "Confirm the seller's claim-row / unique-constraint implementation backs the observed first-insert-wins behavior, rather than a happy-path race the test happened to avoid (review code or runbook describing the INSERT … ON CONFLICT pattern on the scope tuple)."
-  - "Confirm the seller's downstream-reconciliation pattern (rule 10) is documented in their operational runbook: which downstream calls use write-claim-before-invoke and which thread the buyer-key (or a derivative)."
-  - "Confirm the seller's in-flight state does NOT leak across (authenticated_agent, account_id) scope boundaries — probe with a stolen key from a different scope and verify the response shape and timing match the never-seen-key path."