Ambit · conformance badges

Ambit Tested. Ambit Verified.

Two badges for implementations of Ambit. Each links to a public claim that names the exact version tested, what passed and who ran the tests. Neither is a certification.

Two tiers

The difference is who ran the tests.

CORE-028 in the specification ↗

Self-tested

You run Action Effect Bench against your implementation and publish the report and a claim. Anyone can check it, because the Bench runs offline with no OSuite server or account.

Evaluator: you
Published by: you, with a listing here on request

Run the Bench ↗

Independently re-run

Ond re-runs the Bench version your claim names against the implementation identity you give, then publishes its own report next to yours. Independent of the implementer, but still a test statement, not a certification.

Evaluator: Ond
Published by: Ond, on this page

Request verification ↗

The claim

Every badge links to a claim that names seven things.

Specification: The exact revision, for example Action Effect Spec 0.2 draft, with its commit.
Profiles: Every profile claimed. Optional profiles are reported separately from required ones.
Suite: The Action Effect Bench version and the hash of the cases that ran.
Implementation: Name, version and commit or package digest of what was tested.
Results: Passed, failed and unsupported cases, with any limited coverage labelled as limited.
Evaluator: The implementer for Tested, or Ond for Verified.
Report: The date and the raw Bench report, published where anyone can read it.

What a badge does not mean

A precise test statement, nothing broader.

It is not a certification, a security guarantee or proof of regulatory compliance.
It does not mean Ond endorses, operates or vouches for the product.
While the specification is a draft, every claim is a draft claim. It cannot claim conformance with a future stable release.
It covers only the cases, profiles and versions the claim names.
Ond does not verify OSuite. Ond’s own products can be listed as Tested; Verified for them would need an evaluator other than Ond.

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Listed implementations

None yet.

No implementation has published a claim against the current drafts. The first independent one will be the strongest test Ambit can get.