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- pebra-0.1.0/CONTRIBUTING.md +88 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/MANIFEST.in +10 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +242 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/README.md +189 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/RELEASING.md +95 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/SECURITY.md +39 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/__init__.py +0 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/__main__.py +10 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/__init__.py +0 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/_ast_utils.py +265 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/_paths.py +41 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/architecture_map.py +91 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/ast_diff_adapter.py +256 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/ast_import_graph.py +228 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/bandit_adapter.py +100 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/calibration_store.py +31 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/candidate_application.py +161 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/candidate_binding.py +352 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/candidate_edits.py +63 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/candidate_gate.py +16 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/candidate_replay_cache.py +134 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/codegraph_adapter.py +1610 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/codegraph_candidate_refinement.py +943 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/codegraph_graph_reader.py +271 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/codegraph_materialized_diff.py +323 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/composite_evidence.py +89 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/continuity_witness.py +331 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/contract_surface.py +19 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/enforcement_capability.py +180 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/evidence_merge.py +125 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/gate_check_adapter.py +549 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/git_adapter.py +76 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/git_change_verifier.py +276 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/import_graph_cache.py +332 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/learning_store.py +39 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/patch_header_adapter.py +93 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/patch_materializer.py +125 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/paths.py +66 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/rca_adapter.py +256 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/repository_registry.py +20 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/request_evidence.py +58 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/sanction_store.py +27 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/snapshot_read_store.py +95 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/store/__init__.py +0 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/store/db.py +2033 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/structural_feature_adapter.py +151 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/adapters/yaml_config.py +169 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/__init__.py +0 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/accept_risk_controller.py +74 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/assess_controller.py +1328 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/candidate_apply_controller.py +124 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/finalize_outcome_controller.py +110 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/human_approval_controller.py +178 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/learning_controller.py +105 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/observatory_query_controller.py +92 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/promotion_controller.py +325 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/record_outcome_controller.py +50 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/app/verify_controller.py +165 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/__init__.py +0 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/accept_risk.py +113 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/agent_init.py +187 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/apply_candidate.py +51 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/assess.py +157 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/candidate_patch.py +37 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/capabilities.py +58 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/dashboard.py +83 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/dependents.py +46 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/finalize_outcome.py +86 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/gate_check.py +49 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/gate_hook.py +62 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/graph_stats.py +40 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/learn.py +66 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/main.py +125 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/promote.py +90 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/record_outcome.py +64 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/scorecard.py +88 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/setup_graph.py +457 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/tui.py +53 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/cli/verify.py +103 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/composition.py +398 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/__init__.py +0 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/apply_snapshot.py +512 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/assessment_builder.py +314 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/benefit_aggregation.py +38 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/benefit_model.py +139 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/calibrated_priors.py +29 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/candidate_aggregation.py +99 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/candidate_parser.py +37 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/candidate_refinement.py +162 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/change_classifier.py +275 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/confidence_gate.py +29 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/constants.py +195 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/dashboard_metrics.py +50 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/decision_engine.py +733 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/destructive_op_model.py +108 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/engine_argv.py +34 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/engine_paths.py +67 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/explanation_generator.py +116 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/exposure_model.py +28 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/file_risk_aggregation.py +45 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/graph_trust.py +32 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/graph_version.py +55 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/high_risk_controls.py +64 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/language_capability.py +121 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/learning_eval.py +138 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/model_guidance.py +187 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/models.py +553 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/modify_risk_model.py +206 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/outcome_labels.py +58 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/patch_paths.py +188 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/post_assessment_guardrails.py +304 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/prediction_capture.py +218 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/prediction_error.py +224 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/promotion_evaluator.py +488 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/query_validator.py +20 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/rca_engine_paths.py +57 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/request_validator.py +57 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/risk_fact_decay.py +56 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/score_math.py +155 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/score_normalizer.py +106 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/snapshot_reconciler.py +66 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/structural_features.py +104 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/variance_bounds.py +50 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/warm_prior.py +193 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/core/weight_resolver.py +51 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/__init__.py +0 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/api.py +232 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/auth.py +36 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/ports.py +56 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/server.py +179 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/static/app.js +579 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/static/style.css +219 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/static/vendor/uplot.LICENSE.txt +21 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/static/vendor/uplot.iife.min.js +2 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/static/vendor/uplot.min.css +1 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/dashboard/templates/index.html +43 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/learning_composition.py +21 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/mcp_server/__init__.py +0 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/mcp_server/__main__.py +17 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/mcp_server/server.py +288 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/observatory_context.py +51 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/__init__.py +0 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/architecture_knowledge_port.py +18 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/blast_radius_port.py +11 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/calibration_port.py +13 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/candidate_application_port.py +33 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/candidate_binding_port.py +15 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/candidate_replay_port.py +15 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/change_verifier_port.py +17 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/config_port.py +57 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/contract_surface_port.py +17 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/evidence_port.py +13 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/fanin_port.py +38 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/file_fanin_port.py +18 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/graph_risk_refinement_port.py +16 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/language_capability_port.py +27 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/learning_port.py +38 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/materialized_diff_port.py +25 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/observatory_read_port.py +34 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/outcome_port.py +16 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/repository_registry_port.py +18 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/sanction_port.py +19 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/snapshot_read_port.py +21 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/store_port.py +114 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/structural_feature_port.py +18 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/ports/symbol_diff_port.py +11 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/__init__.py +6 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/app.py +70 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/data.py +99 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/screens/__init__.py +1 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/screens/detail.py +73 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/screens/observatory.py +200 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/theme.py +64 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/theme.tcss +33 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/widgets/__init__.py +1 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/widgets/ledger_table.py +103 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/widgets/score_sparklines.py +54 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra/tui/widgets/status_header.py +31 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra.egg-info/PKG-INFO +242 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +189 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra.egg-info/entry_points.txt +3 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra.egg-info/requires.txt +34 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pebra.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +117 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/requirements-release.in +4 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/requirements-release.txt +404 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/tests/test_core_only_import.py +46 -0
- pebra-0.1.0/tests/test_core_stdlib_only.py +106 -0
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