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# @melra/policy-core
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Policy evaluation and scoped approval primitives for
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[MELRA](https://github.com/XAGI-Lab/melra). Decides allow, deny, or confirm for
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a typed operation before any adapter runs, and issues and validates the
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task-scoped approval challenges that gate mutations.
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```bash
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const policy = createDefaultPolicy(process.cwd());
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const { decision, challenge } = evaluatePolicy(taskId, request, policy);
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An `allow` runs. A `confirm` returns a `challenge` whose exact phrase must be
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- A non-empty `constraints` array is denied. Freeform prose is not enforceable,
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so the honest answer is to refuse rather than pretend it was applied.
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- Any non-`read` effect with no `requiredEvidence` is denied. A mutation nobody
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- Terminal commands must be allowlisted by basename. Shell interpreters and
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## Capability grants
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`policy.capabilities` is authority; everything above is rules. It is empty by
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checked before any allowlist — because an allowlist describes what a grant
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import type { ApprovalChallenge, ApprovalResponse, CapabilityGrant, CapabilityTrait, Effect, EvidencePredicate, Identity, Operation, PolicyDecision, Risk, TaskRequest } from "@melra/protocol";
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