- tools/contract-verify/ — diffs CONTRACT.md ## Inputs table vs src/commands/index.js registry. First run found 3 real drifts: MGC has `set.scaling` in CONTRACT (not in registry); monster + settler registry has `child.register` (not in CONTRACT); pumpingStation registry has `set.outflow` (not in CONTRACT). - tools/flow-lint/ — lints examples/*.flow.json against the rules in .claude/rules/node-red-flow-layout.md. First run flagged the monster/basic flow (4 ui-* at 0,0 + ui-chart missing interpolation property) and rotatingMachine/edge.flow.json (6 ui-* at 0,0). - Both tools are read-only, single-binary npm packages with a `--json` output mode for CI, exit code 1 on drift. Encode the rules so we don't have to re-discover the bugs that motivated them. Per CLAUDE.md tooling doctrine: prefer these over ad-hoc grep/jq. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# @evolv/contract-verify
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Verify that `nodes/<n>/CONTRACT.md`'s topic table matches the canonical
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registry in `nodes/<n>/src/commands/index.js`.
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## Usage
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```bash
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# verify every node with a CONTRACT.md
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node tools/contract-verify/bin/contract-verify.js
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# verify one node
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node tools/contract-verify/bin/contract-verify.js nodes/rotatingMachine
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# CI-friendly JSON output
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node tools/contract-verify/bin/contract-verify.js --json
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```
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Exit code `1` on any drift; `0` if every checked node agrees.
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## What it checks
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1. Every `topic:` in the registry appears as a canonical row in the `## Inputs` table.
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2. Every canonical row in the `## Inputs` table is registered.
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3. The `aliases:` array on each descriptor matches the "Aliases" column.
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## What it does NOT check
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- Payload schemas (registry's `payloadSchema` vs. the "Payload" column).
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- The "Effect" description column.
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- Output ports — see `tools/output-manifest-verify/`.
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Run after touching `src/commands/index.js` or `CONTRACT.md` in any node.
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