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- underwrite-0.0.1/LICENSE +202 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/NOTICE +12 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/PKG-INFO +188 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/README.md +173 -0
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- underwrite-0.0.1/contracts/declared_claims.v1.schema.json +123 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/contracts/gate_rules.v1.schema.json +179 -0
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- underwrite-0.0.1/contracts/measurement_policy.v2.schema.json +290 -0
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- underwrite-0.0.1/contracts/read.v1.schema.json +928 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/contracts/release_case.v1.schema.json +145 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/contracts/release_inspection.v1.schema.json +865 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/contracts/release_inspection_error.v1.schema.json +61 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/contracts/statistical_seed.v1.schema.json +8 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/pyproject.toml +105 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/acceptance_decision.v1.schema.json +337 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/acceptance_error.v1.schema.json +172 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/artifact_case.v1.schema.json +66 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/artifact_inspection.v1.schema.json +247 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/artifact_inspection_error.v1.schema.json +61 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/change_candidate.v1.schema.json +66 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/declared_claims.v1.schema.json +123 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/gate_rules.v1.schema.json +179 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/measurement_error.v1.schema.json +64 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/measurement_policy.v2.schema.json +290 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/observation.v1.schema.json +111 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/read.v1.schema.json +928 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/release_case.v1.schema.json +145 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/release_inspection.v1.schema.json +865 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/release_inspection_error.v1.schema.json +61 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/_contracts/statistical_seed.v1.schema.json +8 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/acceptance/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/acceptance/claims.py +223 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/acceptance/classify.py +159 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/acceptance/decision.py +334 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/acceptance/incident.py +137 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/acceptance/lifecycle.py +49 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/adjudication/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/accept.py +178 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/boundary.py +235 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/commands.py +178 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/gate_rules.py +287 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/inspection.py +99 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/instrument.py +134 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/local_json.py +88 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/main.py +103 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/measure.py +268 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/release.py +93 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/cli/render.py +62 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/fleet/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/fleet/drift.py +120 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/fleet/pins.py +235 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/evidence/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/evidence/_resampling.py +80 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/evidence/aa.py +408 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/evidence/controlled.py +178 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/evidence/judge.py +492 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/evidence/paired.py +352 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/evidence/retrieval.py +313 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/evidence/selfcheck.py +153 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/evidence/split.py +134 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/application.py +153 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/codecs/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/codecs/_shape.py +90 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/codecs/deepeval.py +138 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/codecs/evidence_bundle.py +33 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/codecs/inspect.py +217 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/codecs/langfuse.py +161 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/codecs/openinference.py +387 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/codecs/otlp_json.py +337 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/codecs/promptfoo.py +226 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/formats.py +52 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/inspection.py +285 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/project.py +120 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/release.py +258 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/release_bindings.py +167 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/release_compose.py +326 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/schema.py +92 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/instrument/ingest/transport.py +229 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/measurement/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/measurement/availability.py +219 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/measurement/calibration.py +192 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/measurement/eprocess.py +501 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/measurement/jury.py +265 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/measurement/read.py +260 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/measurement/read_input.py +391 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/measurement/stratify.py +230 -0
- underwrite-0.0.1/src/underwrite/service/__init__.py +0 -0
- underwrite-0.0.0/LICENSE +0 -21
- underwrite-0.0.0/PKG-INFO +0 -24
- underwrite-0.0.0/README.md +0 -8
- underwrite-0.0.0/pyproject.toml +0 -22
- underwrite-0.0.0/src/underwrite/__init__.py +0 -6
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repository `underwrite`, workflow filename `publish.yml`, and environment `pypi`.
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project name; add the publisher to the existing `underwrite` project in its
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Publishing settings. No stored PyPI API token is required.
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Once configured, run **Publish PyPI** manually from the `main` branch in
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GitHub Actions. It tests both packages, builds and validates the exact
|
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47
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+
distributions, and installs the wheels in a clean
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environment before publishing core and then the application. Only the separate
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publish job receives OIDC permission. Retry with the same artifacts after a
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partial upload; existing registry files must match exactly. A changed artifact
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requires a new version. Confirm both PyPI project releases and a fresh indexed
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installation before describing the release as available.
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and [PyPI Trusted Publisher guide](https://docs.pypi.org/trusted-publishers/using-a-publisher/).
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| DeepEval | `deepeval.test-run` | `4.1.1` |
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| Inspect AI | `inspect.eval-log` | `0.3.263` |
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| OpenInference | `openinference.traces` | `0.1.38` |
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| OTLP JSON | `otlp-json.traces` | `0.160.0` |
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carries readings, source claims, and availability records. An observation keeps
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those source claims separate from the measurement. Measurement requires a
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complete policy identifying inputs, subject, calibration, quorum, and statistical
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thresholds. A successful command exit means the read was produced; inspect the
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read's state before drawing a conclusion.
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input size and depth limits.
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stdout. Try a bundle with an empty run identifier:
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## Classify a candidate
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whether the supplied evidence supports the requested acceptance basis and retains
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uncertainty or missing measurements in the decision.
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--claims fixtures/examples/acceptance/claims.json \
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Repeat `--read` for each required claim. Exit 0 means a classification was
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produced, not approval. This example produces `screened`, requires human review,
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and keeps `merge_authorized` false. The inputs are synthetic local examples;
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the reads above are computed from the supplied bundle and policies.
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- `inspect CASE.json --json`: inspect one local artifact manifest and its projection.
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- `check RELEASE.json --json`: check a release manifest's declared evidence linkage.
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- `absence --root DIR --glob '*.json' --min 1 --json`: require a nonempty population.
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- `boundary scan DIR --json`: scan JSON and JSONL strings for configured verdict vocabulary.
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- `drift check --pins-root PINS --siblings-root SOURCES --json`: compare a user-supplied
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pin registry against local source checkouts.
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- `pins refresh --repo NAME --pins-root PINS --siblings-root SOURCES`: refresh a
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configured repository's pins from local bytes.
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Pin commands are generic utilities; no preconfigured source registry is included.
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Allowlist and exemption evaluation requires an explicit `--now` when applicable.
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Malformed inputs and missing paths remain configuration errors rather than passes.
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Use each command's `--help` for its options and exit behavior. JSON contracts live
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in [contracts/](contracts/); each command family has its own output and error schema.
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## Development and license
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See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for the checks and contribution process,
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[SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md) for private vulnerability reporting, and
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[AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) for technical boundaries. The core package uses only the
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Python standard library; application adapters own local I/O and schema validation.
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underwrite is licensed under [Apache-2.0](LICENSE).
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[LICENSING.md](LICENSING.md) records the adapted policy templates' CC licenses.
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