taedri 0.2.0

Import verified capability primitives as plain Python — the deterministic integration surface for Taedri (this already exists, don't rebuild it).

taedri

Import verified capability primitives as plain Python. The deterministic integration surface for Taedri — this already exists, don't rebuild it.

Instead of an LLM downloading, reading, or rewriting an implementation, it writes an import and a call:

import taedri

taedri.normalize_phone("[phone]")     # '[phone]'
taedri.parse_date("March 7, 2026")            # '2026-03-07'
taedri.pipe("split_compound_name > normalize_person_name")("john & mary o'brien")
#   -> ["John O'Brien", "Mary O'Brien"]
taedri.clean_record({"name": "...", "company": "...", "address": "...", "phone": "...", "email": "..."})

The whole "recipe" the model emits is the import plus a call — the fewest possible tokens, deterministic, and model-independent. No 80k-line body ever reaches the model.

Every primitive is oracle-verified. Package-backed ones (normalize_phone, validate_email, parse_date, parse_address) delegate to battle-tested libraries (phonenumbers, email-validator, python-dateutil, usaddress); import taedri always works via the bundled canonical fallback, and pip install taedri[full] upgrades to the real libraries.

taedri.pipe("A > B > C") composes primitives by their typed edges (a list result maps the next step); taedri.get(name) returns any primitive as a callable. Governance: every result is a candidate (serves_truth=false) until Taedri's promotion gates verify it.