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A causal computing framework for transparent and explainable state management.
Statebits is a Python library developed by Semon Khan designed to revolutionize state management in applications by emphasizing transparency and explainability. By leveraging causal computing principles, Statebits ensures that each state transition is not only recorded but also explained in a manner that is understandable to users. This framework is particularly useful in systems where tracking the history and rationale behind state changes is essential for decision-making and auditing purposes.
First, import the StateManager class from the statebits module and initialize it.
from statebits import StateManager
# Initialize the State Manager
state_manager = StateManager()
Define and set an initial state for your application.
initial_state = {"status": "initializing"}
state_manager.set_state(initial_state)
Update the state as your application evolves.
new_state = {"status": "running"}
state_manager.update_state(new_state)
Retrieve the current state to make decisions based on the latest information.
current_state = state_manager.get_state()
print(current_state)
Use the built-in tools to explain state transitions and understand the rationale behind each change.
explanation = state_manager.explain_transition(from_state=initial_state, to_state=new_state)
print(explanation)
Implement custom state validators to ensure that state transitions adhere to specific rules.
def validate_state(state):
if "status" not in state:
raise ValueError("State must contain a 'status' field")
return True
state_manager.set_validator(validate_state)
Access the complete history of state changes for auditing and analysis.
history = state_manager.get_history()
for change in history:
print(change)
Statebits represents a paradigm shift in how we approach state management and computation. By providing a framework that emphasizes transparency and explainability, Statebits addresses critical challenges in modern computing:
Statebits is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
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A causal computing framework for transparent and explainable state management
We found that statebits 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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