open-standards/wai/live-conformance/opportunity

live-conformance/opportunity — the opportunity report and the statement check

The corpus of extensions/opportunity-report.md §14, in one file, vectors.json:

• contracts: share contracts (revenue-share §3), by name, each hexadecimal;
• runs: the channel's program-as-run windows, by name, each in its carriage (revenue-share §4.1);
• rooms: rooms, by name, each as a report's document holds one (§8.1): its descriptor, grants, key_log, chains and policy;
• ledgers: ledger documents (receipt-ledger §7.1), by name, each whole, for the signed statements;
• reported: reported statements (§9), by name, each its form and text;
• vectors: verification documents, each of kind report (§8.1: the names of its contract, other contracts, runs (or null) and rooms, and its report in hexadecimal) or check (§11.1: such a report, the name of its reported statement, its signed statement (the name of its contract, the statement in hexadecimal, the names of its runs and ledgers) or null, and its check in hexadecimal), with the outcome §8.3 or §11.3 gives it;
• keys: the operator's, the two owners', the channel signer's, the auditor's, the room producer's and the ad decider's public keys.

Equivalence. For each vector, a conforming verifier given its parts, resolved by name, reaches the outcome the vector states:

• refuse: the reason and where, at: [] for the document; ["contract"] and the places revenue-share §8.2 gives; ["report"]; ["run", k]; ["room", k], followed by live-ads' own place for a room live-ads refuses; ["room", k, "break", i] for a cued break (its index in its room's schedule); ["run", k, "entry", e] for a scheduled break; for a check, ["report", …], ["reported"], ["statement", …] and ["check"];
• accept, for a report: its digest, the contract's, the issuer, the party and its role, start and end, the rooms and runs, each break in the period (its class, its room and index or the run and entry it was taken in, its opening cue, its start, duration_ms, whether it is open, its slots and where they came from, what its section states, its run, entry, asset and split, and the records it cites), each line (split, class, breaks, break_ms, slots, unslotted, ppm, cites), and the totals;
• accept, for a check: its digest, the issuer, the report's digest, party, start and end, the reported statement's digest, form and basis, the signed statement's digest or null, the bounds, and each line with its figures, its signed figures or null, and the names of its flags.

The channel, fast-9, airs two windows of 2026-10-16: the first hour (owner A's a/ep-1, the ad slot slate-90, owner B's b/doc-1) and the second (A's a/ep-2, the ad slot mid-60, B's b/doc-2). Its contract maps each owner's programmes to a split of its own (a third to A and two thirds to the operator; three fifths to B and two fifths to the operator), names a between split of halves to the two owners, and the rule preceding. The room's producer cues eight breaks: an out and its in carrying a splice_insert() with a break duration (slots from the room's policy, two), breaks of type 4 carrying time_signal()s with provider and distributor placement opportunities stating three or four slots, one of them inside slate-90, an out and its in with such a section, a splice_insert() carrying a placement opportunity of three slots, a provider advertisement start (a type that states no slots), and a cue of form 0. No cue covers mid-60, which is a scheduled break, unslotted. The ledger document bills three viewers' receipts for every break, two impressions each; the signed statements are the operator's, of the same day.

The accepted vectors:

• owner_a_day, owner_b_day, operator_day: the day's reports, each signed by the party it is for;
• owner_a_runs_alone: A's day from the runs alone, both ad slots scheduled;
• owner_b_two_rooms: B's day under a contract naming a second room, whose break overlaps none;
• check_owner_b_under_reported: B's platform reports twelve impressions for b/doc-1 and two for b/doc-2, which holds as many slots: b/doc-2 is below the day's rate, and the day is below the signed statement's twenty-four impressions and B's signed part;
• check_owner_a_csv: A's reported statement in CSV, per day, as the signed statement states it: nothing flagged;
• check_owner_b_without_statement, check_owner_b_reports_a_programme: B's report alone beside the same figures, and beside figures listing A's episode, which is unproved (no break of B's aired in it).

Every other vector is refused, a control of one defect: each reason of §13, each code it reuses, and a refusal at a contract, a run, a room and a signed statement, at its place.

Provenance. Generated here: wai_opportunity_vectors gen writes vectors.json from fixed seeds (the operator, the owners, the channel signer, the auditor, the buyer, and the room's authority, clock, producer and decider). Nothing here was fetched from outside the repository.

Regenerate and check:

cd wai/wai-rs
cargo run -q --no-default-features --features opportunity_report --bin wai_opportunity_vectors -- gen ../live-conformance/opportunity
cargo run -q --no-default-features --features opportunity_report --bin wai_opportunity_vectors -- verify ../live-conformance/opportunity
cargo test -q --no-default-features --features opportunity_report --test opportunity_report
python3 -I ../live-conformance/opportunity_report_verify.py ../live-conformance/opportunity

The second implementation, opportunity_report_verify.py, shares no code with wai-rs. It reads every report, check, section and reported statement itself, verifies contracts, runs and signed statements with revenue_share_verify.py and rooms with live_ads_verify.py, recomputes every break, attribution, line, citation and flag, requires every mutated copy of the corpus to fail, and requires the corpus to catch it with each of its own checks dropped.