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@openrng/core
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VEO-2 types, schema, and shared primitives for the OpenRNG ecosystem.
VEO = Verifiable Execution Object — a standard format for recording, proving, and explaining AI decisions.
npm install @openrng/core
import { createVEO, validateVEO, createVEOHash } from '@openrng/core';
// Create a VEO for an AI execution
const veo = createVEO({
provider_id: 'my-service',
execution: {
prompt_hash: 'sha256-of-prompt',
output_hash: 'sha256-of-output',
model_id: 'gpt-4o',
latency_ms: 412,
cost: { total_tokens: 1500, cost_usd: 0.003 },
},
confidence: { score: 850, grade: 'AA' },
});
// Validate
const { valid, errors } = validateVEO(veo);
// Hash (for anchoring)
const hash = createVEOHash(veo);
| Class | Name | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| VEO-2A | Raw Execution | Single AI call (chat, completion, inference) |
| VEO-2B | Composite Execution | Multi-step chains, agent pipelines |
| VEO-2C | Anchored Execution | With blockchain proof / Merkle anchor |
| VEO-2D | Governed Execution | With policy assertions, human approvals |
created → signed → anchored → indexed → verified
| Package | Purpose |
|---|---|
@openrng/core | Types, schema, validation (this package) |
@openrng/verify | Verify any VEO object |
@openrng/auto | Auto-instrument AI SDK calls |
MIT — OpenRNG
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VEO-2 types, schema, and shared primitives for OpenRNG
The npm package @openrng/core receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @openrng/core popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @openrng/core 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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