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CORD safety gate adapter for AI Operations OS — 14-dimension constitutional AI scoring with SPARK integration
CORD safety gate, policy simulation, and forensic timeline analysis for AI Operations OS.
Part of AI Operations OS — autonomous business workflow orchestration with safety enforcement.
npm install @ai-operations/cord-adapter
cord-engine is an optional dependency. When not installed, CordSafetyGate defaults to ALLOW for all evaluations so the system can operate in permissive mode.
import { CordSafetyGate, PolicySimulator } from '@ai-operations/cord-adapter';
const gate = new CordSafetyGate();
const result = gate.evaluateAction('gmail', 'send', { to: 'user@example.com', subject: 'Hi' });
if (result.decision === 'BLOCK') {
console.error('Action blocked:', result.reasons);
}
CordSafetyGateWraps cord-engine to evaluate proposed connector actions against safety policies before execution. Gracefully degrades to ALLOW when cord-engine is not installed.
constructor()
evaluateAction(connector: string, operation: string, input: Record<string, unknown>): SafetyResult
isAvailable(): boolean
SafetyResult — { decision: CordDecision; score: number; reasons: string[]; hardBlock: boolean }CordDecision — 'ALLOW' | 'CONTAIN' | 'CHALLENGE' | 'BLOCK'Operations are mapped to CORD tool categories: communication, publication, destructive, scheduling, financial, readonly.
PolicySimulatorDry-run safety evaluation for projected actions. Runs a batch of actions through CordSafetyGate without executing them.
constructor(gate?: CordSafetyGate)
simulate(actions: ProjectedAction[]): SimulationReport
const sim = new PolicySimulator();
const report = sim.simulate([
{ connector: 'gmail', operation: 'send', input: { to: 'a@b.com' } },
{ connector: 'shopify', operation: 'refund', input: { amount: 200 } },
]);
console.log(report.summary); // { ALLOW: 1, CONTAIN: 1 }
console.log(report.allAllowed); // false
console.log(report.hasHardBlock); // false
SimulationReport — { entries, summary, maxScore, hasHardBlock, allAllowed }ForensicEngineSession-level forensic timeline analysis. Loads a task's full execution history from storage and builds a chronological, color-coded timeline for audit and debugging.
constructor(stores?: Stores)
async loadSession(sessionId: string): Promise<void>
buildTimeline(): ForensicTimeline
renderTimeline(): void // Colored CLI output
getTimeline(): ForensicTimeline | null
TimelineEvent — { timestamp, category, label, detail?, connector?, operation?, cordDecision?, cordScore? }action | decision | approval | error | system@ai-operations/shared-types — CordDecision, ActionReceipt types@ai-operations/ops-core — WorkflowEngine uses CordSafetyGate as its SafetyGate@ai-operations/ops-storage — ForensicEngine reads session data from stores@ai-operations/ops-policy — Policy rules complementing CORD evaluationMIT
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CORD safety gate adapter for AI Operations OS — 14-dimension constitutional AI scoring with SPARK integration
We found that @ai-operations/cord-adapter demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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