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README.md

idea176_goc_synth_automated

Automated DSL-to-Adapter synthesis for Graph-of-Contracts cross-domain optimization (MVP).

What this project builds now

  • A compact DSL (LocalProblem, SharedVariables, PlanDelta, DualVariables, PrivacyBudget, AuditLog, PolicyBlock) that feeds into a vendor-agnostic IR and a GoC registry.
  • A Template-driven generator that emits skeleton adapters for two domains (Energy and Robotics) in Python with TLS-ready scaffolding.
  • A toy local solver and a minimal delta-sync harness to demonstrate cross-domain data exchange and deterministic replay semantics.
  • A small GoC registry scaffold and a conformance harness.

How to run locally

  • Prerequisites: Python 3.9+ (no extra system dependencies required for MVP skeleton).
  • Install/test primitives via the provided test script.

Key commands

  • Build and test: bash test.sh
  • Generate adapters (via Python API): python -c 'from idea176_goc_synth_automated.generator import generate_mvp_adapters; ...'

Packaging and publishing notes

  • This project is Python-based. It exposes a package named idea176_goc_synth_automated and a minimal build workflow suitable for CI.
  • See pyproject.toml for packaging metadata and how to hook into PyPI-style publishing.

This README intentionally keeps high-level concepts and usage patterns; please refer to AGENTS.md for architectural details and contribution guidelines.