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# CosmosMesh Privacy-Preserving Federated (MVP Scaffold)
# CosmosMesh: Privacy-Preserving Federated Mission Planning (MVP)
This repository contains a minimal MVP scaffold for the CosmosMesh project described in the original spec. It provides:
- A Python package scaffold named cosmosmesh_privacy_preserving_federated_
- A basic pytest suite with a tiny smoke test
- A pyproject.toml build configuration for packaging with setuptools
- A lightweight test runner script (test.sh) that validates packaging and tests
- Documentation to help future contributors understand how to extend the MVP
CosmosMesh is a modular, offline-first coordination platform for heterogeneous space assets (rovers, drones, habitat modules, orbiting satellites) operating in deep-space fleets with intermittent communication.
How to run locally
- Build the package: python3 -m build
- Run tests: pytest -q
- Run the full test script: bash test.sh
This repository hosts an MVP scaffold intended to demonstrate the core idea: privacy-preserving, federated planning via a compositional optimization layer atop a mesh communication substrate. The MVP includes:
- A minimal Python package that exposes a tiny ADMM-like solver placeholder for distributed optimization.
- A simple smoke-test to verify packaging and basic API surface.
- A lightweight test harness and packaging flow to validate build/install workflows.
Project structure (high level)
- src/cosmosmesh_privacy_preserving_federated_/__init__.py
- tests/test_basic.py
- pyproject.toml
- AGENTS.md
- README.md
- test.sh (added in a subsequent step)
How to run the tests and build locally:
- Run tests and packaging: ./test.sh
- View the PM: package metadata is defined in pyproject.toml; README is included as the long description in packaging metadata.
Notes:
- This MVP is intentionally small. The real system would implement: data contracts, delta-sync, secure aggregation, DID-based identities, adapters, and a global assembly layer.
- The repository is structured to be extended incrementally with additional adapters, simulators, and governance features.
This README will evolve as the MVP grows.
Ready to publish marker:
- When youre ready to publish, a READY_TO_PUBLISH file will be created in the repo root.

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name = "cosmosmesh-privacy-preserving-federated"
version = "0.0.1"
description = "Minimal MVP scaffold for CosmosMesh privacy-preserving federated mission planning."
readme = "README.md"
requires-python = ">=3.8"
[tool.setuptools.packages.find]
where = ["src"]

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def add(a: int, b: int) -> int:
"""Simple helper used for smoke tests in this scaffold."""
return a + b
# Expose a minimal ADMM-like solver as part of the MVP scaffold
try:
from .admm import admm_step # type: ignore # noqa: F401
except Exception:
# Optional for environments where admm.py isn't present yet
def admm_step(local_vars, shared_vars, rho=1.0): # type: ignore
"""Fallback stub if admm is not available."""
return local_vars, shared_vars

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"""Minimal ADMM-like solver stub for CosmosMesh MVP.
This module provides a tiny, asynchronous-friendly placeholder for an
ADMM-like optimization step used in federated mission planning. The real MVP
would implement a fuller asynchronous update with stale-gradient tolerance and
deterministic reconciliation. This stub is intentionally small and deterministic
to keep tests fast and side-effect free.
"""
from typing import Dict, Tuple
def admm_step(local_vars: Dict[str, float], shared_vars: Dict[str, float], rho: float = 1.0) -> Tuple[Dict[str, float], Dict[str, float]]:
"""Perform a single ADMM-like step.
This is a toy update that nudges each local variable toward the corresponding
shared variable by a factor determined by rho. In a real implementation, this
would also update dual variables and handle asynchronous, delayed messages.
Args:
local_vars: Per-agent local variables.
shared_vars: Global/shared variables (aggregated signals).
rho: Penalty parameter controlling the step size toward shared_vars.
Returns:
A tuple of (updated_local_vars, updated_shared_vars).
"""
updated_local: Dict[str, float] = {}
for k, v in local_vars.items():
sv = shared_vars.get(k, 0.0)
updated_local[k] = v - rho * (v - sv)
# In this MVP, we do not mutate shared_vars; real ADMM would update duals.
return updated_local, dict(shared_vars)