Assay.Net 0.2.0

Assay.Net

The .NET reference implementation of AVP — the Acceptance Verification Protocol. The runtime sibling of the static doctor: it manufactures the verifier an LLM lacks, turning "is this feature done?" into "did the criteria pass?". Standalone, like xUnit.

AVP is the protocol — the language-neutral concepts (subject, criterion, oracle, condition, verdict). Assay.Net is this package: AVP for .NET backends, a thin layer over the neutral catalog that runs catalog-driven acceptance archetypes over a real subject (an HTTP backend) and emits an actionable Verdict + AcceptanceScore.

It is standalone: it knows nothing of any framework. AeroFortress.Framework depends on AVP, never the reverse — the static doctor recognizes the [AVP("id")] attribute by name to enforce that every [Verify]/[Critical]/[Journey] production element has a matching proof.

Install

dotnet add package Assay.Net

Use

using Assay.Net;
using Assay.Net.Archetypes;

// The neutral catalog ships inside the package — no path needed.
var catalog = Catalog.LoadDefault();

var subject = new MoneyIntegritySubject(baseUrl, "/split", platformBps: 1500);
var verdict = await Runner.Run(catalog, new MoneyIntegrity(), "booking-split", subject);

// A criterion's proof is calibrated: it must PASS the correct backend AND FAIL the vulnerable one.
foreach (var r in verdict.Results)
    Console.WriteLine($"{r.CriterionId}: {r.Status} — {r.Reason}");
Console.WriteLine($"acceptanceScore = {verdict.AcceptanceScore}");

Mark a verification method as the proof of a catalog criterion with [AVP("id")] — the [Fact] of AVP, and the AVP half of the cross-layer bridge:

[AVP("split-invariant")]
[Fact]
public async Task split_is_exact_to_the_cent() { /* PASS good ∧ FAIL the escape */ }

The catalog

Catalog.LoadDefault() reads the neutral catalog.json embedded in this package (the behaviour catalog). To verify against a specific or newer catalog, Catalog.Load(path) reads any protocol/catalog.json from disk. The catalog is the shared source of truth both the JS (@aerofortress/assay) and .NET implementations conform to — this adapter reads it, it never owns it.

License

MIT.