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AispConverter

Struct AispConverter 

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pub struct AispConverter;
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AISP Converter

Provides deterministic prose ↔ AISP conversion using Rosetta Stone mappings.

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impl AispConverter

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pub fn convert( prose: &str, options: Option<ConversionOptions>, ) -> ConversionResult

Convert prose to AISP with specified options

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use rosetta_aisp::{AispConverter, ConversionOptions, ConversionTier};

let result = AispConverter::convert("Define x as 5", None);
assert!(result.output.contains("≜"));

// Force a specific tier
let result = AispConverter::convert("Define x as 5", Some(ConversionOptions {
    tier: Some(ConversionTier::Standard),
    ..Default::default()
}));
assert!(result.output.contains("𝔸5.1"));
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pub fn detect_tier(prose: &str) -> ConversionTier

Auto-detect appropriate tier based on prose complexity

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use rosetta_aisp::{AispConverter, ConversionTier};

assert_eq!(AispConverter::detect_tier("Define x as 5"), ConversionTier::Minimal);
assert_eq!(
    AispConverter::detect_tier("The user must authenticate to access the API"),
    ConversionTier::Standard
);
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pub fn to_prose(aisp: &str) -> String

Convert AISP back to prose

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use rosetta_aisp::AispConverter;

let prose = AispConverter::to_prose("∀x∈S");
assert!(prose.contains("for all"));
assert!(prose.contains("in"));
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pub fn validate(aisp: &str) -> ValidationResult

Validate AISP document using the aisp crate

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