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- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/LICENSE +179 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/NOTICE +20 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/PKG-INFO +468 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/README.md +438 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas.py +7512 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_admissibility.py +114 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_claim_gate.egg-info/PKG-INFO +468 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_claim_gate.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +40 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_claim_gate.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_claim_gate.egg-info/entry_points.txt +3 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_claim_gate.egg-info/requires.txt +17 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_claim_gate.egg-info/top_level.txt +17 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_intake.py +202 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_invariants.py +635 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_ledger.py +69 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_ledger_store.py +64 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_mcp.py +198 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_propose.py +107 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_quantum_physics.py +674 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_rcc.py +237 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_registry.py +120 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_route.py +158 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_sdk.py +174 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_trust.py +59 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/capas_verify.py +1788 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/integrations/universal_invariant_adversarial_engines.py +863 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/pyproject.toml +61 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/__init__.py +34 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/backends/__init__.py +17 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/backends/dense_backend.py +68 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/backends/external_engine_backend.py +48 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/backends/stim_backend.py +42 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/backends/tensor_backend.py +21 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/cost_model.py +222 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/executor.py +18 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/pipeline.py +247 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/prov_export.py +297 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/ro_crate_export.py +589 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/route.py +115 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/trace.py +218 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/router/types.py +57 -0
- capas_claim_gate-0.3.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
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Summary: A fail-closed verification layer you wrap around your LLM: it never lets an unsupported claim through as ACCEPT, re-derives what is re-derivable, and emits a deterministic verifiable reward.
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This uses the ResearchObject `rocrateValidator` package and writes
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descriptor for packaging and records Python as the implementation language for
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the costurero.
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- `docs/WITNESS_INDEPENDENCE_AXIS.md`
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- `docs/OPTIMIZATION_BRIDGE.md`
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- `docs/SCIAGENTGYM_AUDIT.md`
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- `docs/QMB100_AUDIT.md`
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- `docs/VVUQ_QUANTUM_AUDIT.md`
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- `docs/COVERAGE.md`
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- `docs/EXTERNAL_MVP_LAUNCH_PLAN.md`
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Short defensible claim:
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> CAPAS is an evidence-typed claim gate over scientific-computation traces: it
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> reads or packages provenance-aligned evidence and decides whether that evidence
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> licenses ACCEPT, REWRITE, REJECT, or HOLD.
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