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- Tests cover contracts, simple solver, and delta-sync replay behavior
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- Run: `bash test.sh` to verify pytest tests and packaging
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- test.sh runs pytest and builds the package to ensure packaging integrity
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## EnergiBridge Interoperability (Skeleton)
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- Added gridverse/energi_bridge.py to provide a canonical bridge between GridVerse primitives and a vendor-agnostic intermediate representation (IR).
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- This skeleton demonstrates verbs for translating contracts to IR, and a small mapper to illustrate adapter wiring without hard coupling to solvers.
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- Use this as a reference when implementing cross-domain adapters and the Adapter Marketplace in Phase 0.
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Next steps:
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- Integrate EnergiBridge mappings into the GraphContractRegistry conformance flows.
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- Add lightweight tests for to_ir / from_ir translations.
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- Expand the registry to support per-message metadata for auditability and replay protection.
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@ -13,3 +13,4 @@ Usage
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- Explore the package under `gridverse/` and `gridverse/adapter_marketplace/`
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This MVP is intentionally small but production-oriented: small, well-tested units with clear APIs designed to be composed into a larger cross-domain orchestration stack.
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- EnergiBridge Skeleton: A canonical bridge for mapping GridVerse primitives to a CatOpt-inspired IR, enabling cross-domain adapters and registries to interoperate. See gridverse/energi_bridge.py for details.
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"""
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EnergiBridge Skeleton: canonical bridge between GridVerse primitives and a
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vendor-agnostic intermediate representation (IR) inspired by CatOpt-like
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intermediates.
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This module provides a small, production-friendly helper set that a future
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implementation can plug into the GraphContractRegistry and Adapter Marketplace
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to enable cross-domain interoperability without rewriting solvers.
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"""
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from typing import Any, Dict, Tuple
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class EnergiBridge:
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"""Minimal bridge helpers to translate between GridVerse primitives and a
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vendor-agnostic IR (CatOpt-like).
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The goal is not full implementation here, but a clean, well-documented
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surface that downstream components can rely on when wiring adapters.
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"""
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@staticmethod
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def to_ir(contract_type: str, payload: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]:
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"""Convert a GridVerse contract into a canonical IR payload.
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Args:
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contract_type: The name of the contract (e.g., "LocalProblem").
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payload: The contract payload data.
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Returns:
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A dict representing the IR contract, suitable for transport or
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storage in the registry. This is intentionally lightweight.
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"""
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return {
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"ir_type": contract_type,
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"ir_payload": payload,
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"metadata": {
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"source": "gridverse",
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"version": "0.1",
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},
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}
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@staticmethod
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def from_ir(ir: Dict[str, Any]) -> Tuple[str, Dict[str, Any]]:
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"""Reverse translation from IR to a GridVerse contract tuple."""
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contract_type = ir.get("ir_type")
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payload = ir.get("ir_payload", {})
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return contract_type, payload
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@staticmethod
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def map_gridverse_to_catopt(gridverse_contract: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]:
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"""A tiny, deterministic mapper from GridVerse contract to a canonical IR
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representation. This is a convenience to illustrate how adapters would
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plug into a broader ecosystem.
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"""
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ct = gridverse_contract.get("type") or gridverse_contract.get("contract_type")
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payload = gridverse_contract.get("payload") or gridverse_contract
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return EnergiBridge.to_ir(ct or "UnknownContract", payload)
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