cq-schema
Canonical JSON Schemas and parsed scoring values for cq.
This package ships:
- The JSON Schema documents that define the cq wire format (knowledge units, scoring, query/propose/confirm/flag/review payloads, health, stats).
- Parsed scoring constants (relevance weights, confidence bounds) drawn from
scoring.values.json.
The package deliberately ships no JSON Schema validator. Consumers that need runtime validation can pass load_schema_bytes(name) (or load_schema(name)) to their preferred library (e.g. jsonschema).
Usage
import json
import jsonschema
from cq_schema import (
CONFIRMATION_BOOST,
DOMAIN_WEIGHT,
INITIAL_CONFIDENCE,
load_schema,
load_schema_bytes,
)
# Parsed constants (immutable; treat as read-only).
print(DOMAIN_WEIGHT, INITIAL_CONFIDENCE, CONFIRMATION_BOOST)
# Raw schema documents.
schema = load_schema("knowledge_unit")
jsonschema.validate(instance=my_unit, schema=schema)
# Or as bytes if your validator prefers.
raw = load_schema_bytes("scoring")
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