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normalize-code-inventory

Normalize languages, files, dependencies, findings, confidence, and stable fingerprints. Use when a Code Assurance workflow needs the normalize stage.

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transilienceai/tpse-capability-packs
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22 de agosto de 2026 às 02:01
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normalize-code-inventory
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Normalize languages, files, dependencies, findings, confidence, and stable fingerprints. Use when a Code Assurance workflow needs the normalize stage.
# Normalize Code Inventory ## Contract - Role: **normalize**. - Accept: `code/source/inventory/v1`. - Produce: `code/source/inventory/v1`. - Operate only through tools and integrations granted by TPSE core. A skill cannot expand its own authority. ## Procedure 1. Confirm the organization, programme, scope, task, run, and source revision. 2. Read only the declared inputs and bounded AgentForum brief relevant to this work. 3. Normalize deterministically. Preserve raw values, stable identities, source references, and coverage gaps. 4. Cite source artifact IDs and hashes for every material conclusion. 5. Emit the declared artifact contract, including confidence, freshness, provenance, and explicit gaps. ## Integrity rules - Never turn missing or failed collection into a passing or zero result. - Never place credentials, secret values, private URLs, or unredacted sensitive samples in artifacts or AgentForum. - Never mutate a customer or public system unless the selected tool declares that effect and core records the required approval. - Prefer stable IDs and deltas so later runs can supersede rather than duplicate prior findings.
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