Type Alias SweptHookOutcome

Type Declaration

• {
      allowed: readonly string[];
      blocked: readonly string[];
      hook: SweptHook;
      notRun: readonly string[];
      results: readonly GuardrailResult[];
      status: "measured";
  }

  • Readonlyallowed: readonly string[]

    Ids it ran on and let through.

  • Readonlyblocked: readonly string[]

    Ids of the events it denied.

  • Readonlyhook: SweptHook

  • ReadonlynotRun: readonly string[]

    Ids the harness would never have handed it (condition did not match).

  • Readonlyresults: readonly GuardrailResult[]

    One result per battery event, in catalog order.

  • Readonlystatus: "measured"

    The battery reached this hook; results holds one entry per event.

• { hook: SweptHook; reason: string; status: "not-applicable" }

  • Readonlyhook: SweptHook

  • Readonlyreason: string

    One line naming which of the two it is, and against what.

  • Readonlystatus: "not-applicable"

    The battery does not apply to this hook — a different event, or a matcher that selects none of the battery's tools. NOT a score of zero.

• { hook: SweptHook; reason: string; status: "unresolved" }

  • Readonlyhook: SweptHook

  • Readonlyreason: string

    One line naming the unset variables.

  • Readonlystatus: "unresolved"

    The command names a variable nothing has set, so the program we would run is not the program the harness runs. Refusing is the honest answer; the fix is in the caller's hands (pass env).