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- fjp_conformance-0.1.0/README.md +104 -0
- fjp_conformance-0.1.0/conformance/__init__.py +25 -0
- fjp_conformance-0.1.0/conformance/adapter.py +30 -0
- fjp_conformance-0.1.0/conformance/checks.py +209 -0
- fjp_conformance-0.1.0/conformance/runner.py +92 -0
- fjp_conformance-0.1.0/conformance/schema.py +57 -0
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- fjp_conformance-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +21 -0
- fjp_conformance-0.1.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
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Flow Judgment Protocol™, FJP™, FJP-CONF™, Judgment-Grounded Agent™,
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Name: fjp-conformance
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Summary: FJP-CONF v0.1 — behavioral conformance suite for Judgment-Grounded Agents.
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# FJP-CONF — Flow Judgment Protocol Conformance
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**Flow Judgment Protocol™ (FJP)** is the judgment layer for AI agents and
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enterprise decision systems. It determines what changed, whether it matters, what
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matters most, and what should happen next.
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**FJP-CONF** is the public, vendor-neutral conformance standard for FJP. It defines
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what it means for an agent to make **accountable** decisions — decisions that can
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be traced, challenged, and audited — and ships a runnable test suite so any
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- **Specification:** [`spec/v0.1.md`](./spec/v0.1.md) · field reference: [`spec/schema.md`](./spec/schema.md)
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- **Canonical URL:** https://fjp.flowinfo.co/conformance/v0.1
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- **Status:** v0.1.0 — public draft
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FJP-CONF tests an agent's **observable output**, not its internal method. Two
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agents may reach opposite conclusions and both conform. Conformance asserts that a
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decision is *accountable* — not that it is *correct*.
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## The idea in one paragraph
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Retrieval-grade systems answer *what is true*. They do not answer *was this worth
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acting on, and how would we know if it wasn't*. When an agent acts, three questions
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externalized structure — the **Judgment-Grounded Record** — that makes those
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## The Judgment-Grounded Record
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| `signal` | what changed |
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| `falsifier` | what would make it wrong |
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| L1 | Grounded | Attributable signal; the action traces back to it. |
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def test_l3_adapter():
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