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+ # Changelog
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+ All notable changes to `@vectros-ai/blueprints` are documented here.
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+ This project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org).
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+ ## 0.5.0 — 2026-06-20
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+ Initial public release of the Vectros blueprints library.
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+ ### Added
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+ - Curated, ready-to-apply use-case blueprints — each bundling a schema set, a
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+ least-privilege AccessProfile, and seed data: `task-management`,
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+ `coding-agent-memory`, `second-brain`, and `clinical-intake`.
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+ - The Blueprint format and a structural validation API for authoring your own —
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+ including field validation, render hints, sensitive (PHI) fields, typed
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+ `reference` links between record types, and the lookup-index surface (equality
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+ and ordered range/prefix lookups, the 7-slot budget, and uniqueness).
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+ # @vectros-ai/blueprints
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+ The Vectros **blueprint** format + the curated bundled library.
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+ A **blueprint** is a versioned, reviewed bundle for one use case: a schema
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+ set + a **least-privilege** AccessProfile + a service principal + optional
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+ seed data, all with stable identifiers so applying it twice converges
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+ instead of duplicating. [`@vectros-ai/cli`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@vectros-ai/cli)
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+ `bootstrap` applies them to provision a ready-to-use data model + a narrow
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+ `ssk_*`.
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+ This package is **data + types + structural validation only**. It contains
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+ **no enforcement**: the security boundary — the scope gate that bounds a
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+ blueprint's requested scopes to data-plane-only — lives in the CLI binary
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+ (the trust boundary), because blueprints are untrusted
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+ input.
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import {
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+ BUNDLED_BLUEPRINTS,
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+ getBlueprint,
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+ parseBlueprintJson,
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+ type Blueprint,
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+ } from '@vectros-ai/blueprints';
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+ const tm = getBlueprint('task-management'); // a bundled Blueprint
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+ const mine = parseBlueprintJson(jsonText); // parse + validate untrusted JSON (throws on bad shape)
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+ ```
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+ `parseBlueprintJson` takes a JSON **string**; `parseBlueprint` validates an
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+ already-parsed object. Both throw `BlueprintValidationError` on a bad shape.
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+
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+ ## Exports
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+
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+ - `Blueprint` + field/schema/seed types — the format.
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+ - `parseBlueprint(input)` / `parseBlueprintJson(json)` — structural (zod)
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+ validation; throws `BlueprintValidationError` on a malformed shape.
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+ - `contextNameOf(blueprint)` — the app-context display name. Falls back to
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+ `MCP — <name>` when the blueprint omits `contextName`.
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+ - `BUNDLED_BLUEPRINTS` / `BLUEPRINT_NAMES` / `getBlueprint(name)` — the
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+ curated library: `task-management` (the minimal authoring exemplar),
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+ `coding-agent-memory`, `second-brain`, and `clinical-intake` (the flagship
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+ use-case blueprints).
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+
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+ ## The format, field by field
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+
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+ This is the format *contract* reference. For the authoring *workflow*
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+ (`init` → `validate` → `plan` → `bootstrap`), see
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+ [`@vectros-ai/cli`'s AUTHORING.md](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@vectros-ai/cli).
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+ A schema's `fields[]` carry, beyond the basics (`fieldId`, `fieldType`,
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+ `required`, `searchable`, `filterable`, `enumValues`, `description`):
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+
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+ - **`validation`** — server-enforced rules mirroring the platform
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+ `ValidationRules`: `minLength` / `maxLength` / `min` / `max` / `pattern` /
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+ `email` / `url` / `phone` / `step` / `multipleOf` / `minItems` / `maxItems` /
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+ `required`. Strict — an unknown rule key is an authoring error.
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+ - **`renderHints`** — `label` / `widget` (`text|textarea|select|date|checkbox`) /
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+ `order` / `section` / `helpText` / `displayField` (mark the record's headline
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+ column — at most one per schema). Authored per-field; the CLI loader pivots
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+ them into the schema-level keyed map the platform expects.
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+ - **`sensitive`** (boolean, default false) — marks a field as PHI/PII. The
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+ platform redacts it from logs/audit/errors **at write time** (destroyed before
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+ the audit snapshot — not reversible masking), blind-indexes it for lookups,
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+ **excludes it from the search index**, and masks it in responses unless the token
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+ carries the `s` reveal scope for the record type. The bundled `clinical-intake`
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+ blueprint is the exemplar. (Marking a field both `sensitive` and `searchable` is
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+ contradictory — a sensitive field never enters the search index.)
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+
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+ A schema additionally accepts:
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+
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+ - **`lookupFields`** — each entry is either a bare field name (`"status"`) or an
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+ object `{ fieldName, unique?, rangeEnabled?, sortBy?, allowOverflow? }`. The
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+ index shape is **migration-locked** — you cannot change it once the schema is
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+ live, even by removing and re-adding the field — so choose deliberately:
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+ - `unique` enforces a uniqueness constraint.
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+ - **equality (default) vs. `rangeEnabled`** — equality for ids/foreign keys/
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+ status enums/categories; `rangeEnabled` (ordered `from`/`to`/`prefix`, billed
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+ at the range rate) for values you query as an order (**dates, sequences,
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+ scores, versions**). Range/prefix order is lexical, so ISO-8601 dates sort
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+ correctly but an ordinal enum (`low…urgent`) would sort alphabetically — leave
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+ those as equality.
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+ - **7-slot budget** — a schema has 7 fast equality-lookup slots (ownership ids +
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+ `externalId` ride their own; `rangeEnabled` lookups use a row, not a slot, so
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+ they don't count). An 8th equality lookup is rejected unless it sets
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+ `allowOverflow` (a higher-cost secondary index).
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+ - `sortBy` sets the equality-lookup listing order (`createdAt` default,
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+ `lastUpdated`, or a declared field). Sorting by an **optional** field silently
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+ drops records lacking it — prefer the always-present timestamps.
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+ - **Sensitive fields may be equality lookups** (HMAC blind index → exact
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+ find-by-value without storing the value in the clear), but never `rangeEnabled`
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+ (a hash is not orderable), and no `sortBy` may name a sensitive field.
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+ Max 10. Do **not** list a reserved identifier (`externalId` or an ownership id) —
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+ those have first-class finders, so the platform rejects redeclaring them as
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+ schema lookups.
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+ - **`capabilities`** — today `{ auditHistory }`; defaults to `true` on the
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+ platform when omitted. Surface it to make the audit posture self-documenting.
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+ - **`active`** — whether the schema accepts new records (inactive schemas reject
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+ creation). Defaults to active.
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+ - **`userId` / `orgId` / `clientId`** — schema-level ownership defaults (flat,
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+ mirroring the platform `SchemaRequest`). With a scoped token these must be
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+ consistent with the profile's `dataScope`.
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+
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+ The `accessProfile.dataScope` value lists accept a **`null` sentinel** — e.g.
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+ `{ orgId: ["org_x", null] }` grants `org_x`'s records **plus** tenant-level
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+ (owner-less / shared) records. Omitting `null` restricts the key to the listed
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+ owners only.
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+ All of the above are **optional and backward-compatible** — a blueprint that
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+ omits them parses and provisions exactly as before.
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+
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+ ## Authoring
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+ Drop a `blueprints/<name>.ts` exporting a `Blueprint` default, register it in
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+ `src/index.ts`. The bundled-library test guards that every blueprint parses;
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+ the CLI's scope-gate test guards that every bundled blueprint stays
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+ data-plane-only. The bundled `task-management` blueprint is the
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+ heavily-commented exemplar — copy it to start.
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+
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+ **`fieldType` must be a platform-supported type** — one of `string`, `number`,
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+ `boolean`, `date`, `enum`, `array`, `object`, `reference`.
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+ The format keeps `fieldType` a free-form string for forward-compat, so an unsupported
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+ value (e.g. `string[]` — a string array is **`array`**) parses fine but **400s at
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+ `createSchema`** on a live apply. The bundled-library tests include a `fieldType`
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+ allowlist guard so this fails at PR time, not on apply.
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+ **Authoring a `reference` field.** A field with `fieldType: 'reference'` declares a typed
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+ link to another record. The blueprint format carries these extra authoring keys:
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+
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+ - `targetTypeName` (**required**) — the `typeName` the link points at.
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+ - `targetSurface` (**required**) — which surface the target lives on
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+ (`record` | `document` | `user` | `org` | `client`). The same `typeName` can exist on
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+ more than one surface, so this disambiguates which lookup resolves the link. (Omitting
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+ it 400s at `createSchema` — "requires targetSurface".)
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+ - `targetField` (optional) — the field on the target used to resolve the link; defaults
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+ (platform side) to the target's `externalId` / lookup key when omitted. Must name a
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+ **unique** lookup on the target type.
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+ - `cardinality` (optional) — `one` (default) or `many`.
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ {
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+ fieldId: 'authorId',
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+ fieldType: 'reference',
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+ targetTypeName: 'author',
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+ targetSurface: 'record',
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+ targetField: 'externalId',
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+ cardinality: 'one',
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ Write-time existence of the target **is** enforced by default — a referencing record can
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+ only be written once its target exists (so seed the target first). There is no
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+ reverse-reference index on this surface; to query "which records reference X", add the
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+ reference field to `lookupFields` as an equality lookup. The bundled `coding-agent-memory`
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+ blueprint is the exemplar (a `convention` links to the `decision` that established it).
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+
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+ ## Testing a blueprint
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+
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+ Blueprints are tested **like code**, in three layers:
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+ 1. **Change-time (every PR, no creds):** the `@vectros-ai/cli` unit suite runs every
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+ `BUNDLED_BLUEPRINT` through the harness core (snapshot → apply → assert → teardown)
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+ with a fake client, plus the structural + scope-gate + `fieldType` guards here. A
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+ new blueprint the loader can't provision fails here.
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+ 2. **Post-deploy canary:** one bundled blueprint runs a live `blueprint-test` in the
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+ CLI staging smoke to catch unrelated API-contract regressions.
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+ 3. **Live credential proof (one-time, on a new/changed blueprint):**
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+ `vectros blueprint-test <name>` against your tenant (apply → assert a real `ssk_*`
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+ ping → created-only teardown). Needs a bootstrap token — see the `@vectros-ai/cli`
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+ docs.
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+
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+ > ⚠️ Applying a blueprint that declares its **own new `contextId`** requires a bootstrap
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+ > token with authority to **create** that app-context. A token pinned to an existing
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+ > context can't create a new one, so the apply step will fail — bootstrap into an existing
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+ > context, or use a token with context-creation authority.
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+
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+ ## License
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+ Apache-2.0. See the LICENSE file.