nomark-engine
The open-core preference resolution engine for AI agents. Python port of @nomark-ai/engine — identical resolution logic, Pydantic v2 models.
Install
pip install nomark-engine
Requires Python 3.10+.
Quick Start
from nomark_engine import create_resolver, parse_ledger, ResolverConfig
# Parse a NOMARK ledger (JSONL format)
entries = parse_ledger(open("nomark-ledger.jsonl").read())
# Create a resolver
resolver = create_resolver(ResolverConfig(entries=entries))
# Resolve all preference dimensions
result = resolver.resolve_all()
for dim, res in result.dimensions.items():
if res.winner:
print(f"{dim}: {res.winner.pref.target} (score: {res.winner.score})")
# Resolve intent from natural language
result = resolver.resolve_input("make it shorter")
for match in result.meaning_maps:
print(f"Matched: {match.trigger} -> {match.intent}")
Modules
Schema
Pydantic v2 models for all five signal types: SigPref, SigMap, SigAsn, SigMeta, SigRub. Discriminated unions via LedgerEntry.
Ledger
JSONL parser and writer with per-type capacity constraints and token estimation.
Classifier
Input tier classification: pass-through, routing, or extraction.
Resolver
Five-factor weighted scoring engine:
- Specificity (0.30) — compound scope > single scope > global
- Evidence (0.25) — signal count normalized to 20
- Recency (0.20) — linear decay over 180 days
- Stability (0.15) — contradiction ratio penalty
- Portability (0.10) — cross-context usage
Unstable dimensions (winner score < 0.4) recommend asking instead of guessing.
Decay
Time-based weight decay with contradiction acceleration.
Utility
Multi-factor utility scoring and capacity-bounded pruning.
API Reference
Core
| Export | Description |
|---|---|
create_resolver(config) |
Create a resolver instance |
parse_ledger(content) |
Parse JSONL ledger content |
write_ledger(entries) |
Serialize entries to JSONL |
classify(input) |
Classify input tier |
compute_decay(weight, decay) |
Compute decayed weight |
utility_score(entry) |
Score entry utility |
prune_to_capacity(entries) |
Prune entries within capacity |
Types
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
ResolverConfig |
Resolver configuration |
ResolverResult |
Full resolution output |
DimensionResult |
Single dimension with winner/runner-up |
LedgerEntry |
Discriminated union of signal entries |
SigPref / SigMap / SigAsn / SigMeta / SigRub |
Pydantic signal models |
Parity
This package produces identical results to @nomark-ai/engine for identical inputs. The test suites validate cross-language consistency.
License
Apache 2.0
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