axioval-cli-0.1.8 is not a library.

Axioval Engine

A source-neutral, pure-Rust rule engine for validating federated engineering and construction data.

Axioval Engine compiles portable Axioval MCS packages into deterministic execution plans. Rules operate on an engine-specific semantic IR rather than IFC, STEP, ICDD, or a geometry-kernel object model.

Design boundaries

Source neutral: IFC/OpenBIM is one adapter; proprietary CAD and future layered formats are peers.
Geometry neutral: Axiolid is the default pure-Rust geometry adapter, not part of the engine IR.
Federation neutral: ICDD assembles current multi-model projects; future IFCX/layered compositions map to the same project-view contract.
Fail closed: missing capabilities, incomplete evidence, invalid bindings, and backend failures are explicit outcomes—not implicit passes.
Deterministic: stable ordering, source-qualified identities, and reproducible diagnostics are public contracts.
Trusted code boundary: packages select registered capability IDs; package-authored executable code never runs in the checker.

There is deliberately no combined OpenBIM–Axiolid adapter. axioval-openbim maps semantic model data, while axioval-axiolid supplies geometry capabilities for any source that can provide Axiolid geometry handles.

Workspace

Crate	Responsibility
`axioval-ir`	Stable project/object IDs, semantic values, selectors, provenance, evidence and findings
`axioval-engine`	Capability registry, package compiler, execution plans and deterministic runtime
`axioval-rules`	Reusable built-in capability implementations
`axioval-openbim`	Independent OpenBIM/IFC semantic source adapter
`axioval-axiolid`	Independent Axiolid geometry evidence adapter
`axioval-icdd`	ICDD project assembly adapter
`axioval`	Batteries-included facade
`axioval-cli`	Portable command-line runner

Development

cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace --all-features
cargo doc --workspace --no-deps
mdbook build docs

See PLAN.md, architecture, and the contributor guide.

Status

Capability compatibility is tracked capability-by-capability in the migration ledger. A capability is not marked migrated until a downstream host consumes the Axioval implementation and parity gates pass.

The published facade contains the bounded property-comparison slice and axioval:capability.property-required, which treats exact absence, null, and blank text as violations while preserving adapter failures as not-evaluated. Required-property remains unmigrated until its production cutover is certified.

License