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"""Public API for the CatOpt Studio MVP.""" """Public API for the CatOpt Studio MVP."""
from .core import LocalProblem, SharedVariables, PlanDelta, PrivacyBudget, AuditLog, PolicyBlock, GraphOfContractsEntry from .core import LocalProblem, SharedVariables, PlanDelta, PrivacyBudget, AuditLog, PolicyBlock, GraphOfContractsEntry
from .solver import SolverConfig, compile_to_solver, simulate_solver_step
__all__ = [ __all__ = [
"LocalProblem", "LocalProblem",
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"AuditLog", "AuditLog",
"PolicyBlock", "PolicyBlock",
"GraphOfContractsEntry", "GraphOfContractsEntry",
"SolverConfig",
"compile_to_solver",
"simulate_solver_step",
] ]

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"""Minimal solver compiler for CatOpt Studio MVP.
This module provides a tiny, production-ready stub that translates the DSL
primitives (LocalProblem, SharedVariables) into a lightweight solver
configuration suitable for an ADMM-like, edge-friendly solver backend.
The goal here is to offer a stable, testable bridge between the DSL surface
and a real solver, without pulling in heavy dependencies or implementing a
full solver stack.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Any, Dict, Optional
from .core import LocalProblem, SharedVariables
@dataclass
class SolverConfig:
"""Lightweight representation of a solver configuration.
This is intentionally minimal and intended to be consumed by a real
solver backend later. It captures a solver type and a few hyperparameters
used by an ADMM-like routine.
"""
solver_type: str
rho: float
max_iterations: int
tolerance: float
delta_sync: bool = False
def compile_to_solver(lp: LocalProblem, sv: SharedVariables, *, phase: int = 0) -> SolverConfig:
"""Translate a DSL LocalProblem into a SolverConfig.
This is a lightweight heuristic intended for MVP demonstrations. The
mapping is intentionally simple and deterministic to support deterministic
replay during testing and islanding scenarios.
"""
obj = (lp.objective or "").lower()
domain = (lp.domain or "").lower()
# Pick a solver flavor based on domain/objective hints
if "energy" in domain:
solver_type = "admm-lite-energy"
elif "cost" in obj or "min" in obj:
solver_type = "admm-lite-cost"
else:
solver_type = "admm-lite"
# Simple heuristics for hyperparameters; keep things small and safe for
# edge devices in MVP mode.
rho = 1.0 if "energy" in domain else 0.5
max_iterations = 50
tolerance = 1e-4
return SolverConfig(
solver_type=solver_type,
rho=float(rho),
max_iterations=int(max_iterations),
tolerance=float(tolerance),
delta_sync=(phase > 0),
)
def simulate_solver_step(
config: SolverConfig, lp: LocalProblem, sv: SharedVariables, delta: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None
) -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""Emit a minimal, deterministic solver step result.
This is a small helper to illustrate how a step might evolve given a
configuration and current problem/variables. It does not perform any real
optimization; it merely promotes structure for tests and demos.
"""
# Produce a tiny, deterministic artifact that mirrors what a real step might
# include (iteration index, delta, residual proxy).
result: Dict[str, Any] = {
"iteration": 1,
"config": {
"solver_type": config.solver_type,
"rho": config.rho,
"max_iterations": config.max_iterations,
"tolerance": config.tolerance,
},
"delta_applied": delta or {},
"primal_residual": max(0.0, 1.0 - float(config.rho)),
}
return result

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import datetime
import pytest
from catopt_studio import LocalProblem, SharedVariables
from catopt_studio.solver import compile_to_solver, simulate_solver_step, SolverConfig
def test_compile_to_solver_basic():
lp = LocalProblem(id="lp1", domain="energy", assets={"battery": 100}, objective="min_cost")
sv = SharedVariables()
sc = compile_to_solver(lp, sv)
assert isinstance(sc, SolverConfig)
assert sc.solver_type in ("admm-lite-energy", "admm-lite-cost", "admm-lite")
assert sc.max_iterations == 50
assert sc.rho > 0
def test_simulate_solver_step_returns_dict():
lp = LocalProblem(id="lp1", domain="energy", assets={}, objective="min_cost")
sv = SharedVariables()
sc = compile_to_solver(lp, sv)
step = simulate_solver_step(sc, lp, sv, delta={"x": 1})
assert isinstance(step, dict)
assert step.get("iteration") == 1
assert step.get("delta_applied") == {"x": 1}