Crate made_api 

The published contract of the embedded MADE.

This crate is what a consuming product is allowed to know. It holds plain views, a capability report, an error vocabulary and one trait — and no domain types, no adapters, no storage. A consumer that compiles against this crate alone can be tested with a stub and swapped onto any implementation that honours the same contract.

Versioned deliberately. CONTRACT_VERSION moves when the meaning of this surface changes, independently of the library’s own release number: two builds of the same release can differ in features, and a consumer that guessed capabilities from a version string would find out mid-run. Consumers check ApiCapabilities at startup instead.

Vocabulary note (ADR-001): these types speak the engine’s own language — ceremonies. A consuming product maps them to its own terms at its own boundary; nothing of that product’s vocabulary appears here.

Structs

ApiCapabilities

What an implementation says it is and what it can do.

CeremonyParticipant

One seat at a ceremony, as a consumer sees it.

CeremonySummary

One ceremony instance, as a consumer sees it.

DefinitionAnalysisView

What analysis found — all of it.

DefinitionDefectView

One defect found in a definition draft.

InterventionResponseView

One answer given at the table.

InterventionView

One intervention — a question, investigation or proposed action put to the table — as a consumer sees it.

PublishedDefinitionView

A definition that is now published, or already was.

RaiseInterventionRequest

Put a question, investigation or proposed action to the table.

RespondToInterventionRequest

Answer an open intervention.

StartCeremonyRequest

Start a ceremony instance from a published definition.

Enums

ApiError

How this contract fails.

Constants

CONTRACT_VERSION

The revision of this contract.

Traits

CeremonyEngineApi

What a consuming product may ask of the embedded engine.