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# OpenFederatedCompiler: Privacy-Preserving Cross-Device Policy Compiler (MVP)
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This repository implements a production-oriented, privacy-preserving policy compiler MVP designed to federate policy translation across edge devices. The MVP focuses on a canonical contract language, a Graph-of-Contracts registry for adapters, a CRDT-like delta-sync mechanism for offline updates, and a portable codegen backend scaffolding.
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Key concepts implemented in this MVP:
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- LocalPolicy, SharedVariables, PlanDelta and related primitives as seed artifacts
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- A tiny CRDT-style merge engine to apply PlanDelta to LocalPolicy
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- Graph-of-Contracts registry skeleton for adapter versioning and domain compatibility
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- TLS-ready abstraction scaffolding for secure transport (conceptual in this MVP)
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- Back-end stubs for codegen (C, Rust, MicroPython) via a simple placeholder layer
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How to use:
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- Run tests via: `bash test.sh`
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- The package is structured for production-grade extension; see AGENTS.md for contribution guidance.
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This project is intended as a robust foundation rather than a finished product. It demonstrates the architecture and safety guarantees needed for interoperable, privacy-preserving policy enforcement across heterogeneous edge ecosystems.
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Developer notes:
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- Language: Python (production-friendly, extensive library support)
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- Packaging: pyproject.toml with setuptools
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- Entry points: None yet (core library focus with tests)
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See AGENTS.md for architecture details and contribution guidelines.
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