open-standards/sense/conformance/v1/README.md

Sense conformance vectors — v1

Reproducible fixtures for the five conformance classes (SPEC §9). A third-party implementation is conforming if it reproduces these values from the spec alone. Regenerate with:

cd ../../sense-rs
cargo run -p sense-conformance --bin sense-gen-vectors

• meta.json — the signing profile: algorithm (EdDSA / COSE -8), the surfacing-receipt profile tag (sense/surfacing/1), the reference steward's public key, and its DID. The steward key is a fixed seed everyone has; it attests nothing — it only makes the signatures reproducible.
• vectors.json — the expected outputs:
  • c1_replay_digest — the BLAKE3 replay digest of the scripted event stream.
  • c2_event_id — the content id of the canonical event; binds source class and trust.
  • c3_highlights / c3_decisions — the highlights the scripted stream fires and the gate's decisions for an idle-ish user (focus 0.2, audio): all surface.
  • c3_gate_decisions / c3_gate_budget_remaining_uj — the same highlights gated for a user busy in the modality a surfacing would occupy (focus 0.3, visual) on a 2500 µJ budget at 1000 µJ a surfacing: surface, surface, hold:value, hold:budget, with the budget after each — a surfacing debits it, a hold spends nothing. The third highlight is held for value although the budget could not have paid for it either: the value test comes first.
  • c4_recall_model (deterministic) / c4_open_ended_escalated (true) — the cascade answered recall with no model call and escalated the open-ended query.
  • c5_verify_ok (3) / c5_excision_breaks_at (1) — the surfacing chain verifies, and dropping the middle link breaks it at index 1.
  • c5_first_link_jcr1_envelope_hex — the first surfacing link as a JCR-1 COSE_Sign1 envelope, verifiable with the family's shared tooling.

The same facts are asserted by the in-repo tests in sense-conformance, so the published pack and the test suite check identical behaviour.