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Package audit appends the evaluation records a project asked for (ADR-0018).

Package compare evaluates one set of inputs under two versions of a pack and reports the inputs they decide differently (ADR-0045).

Package describe composes machine-readable descriptions of this runtime and the specification artifacts embedded in it.

Package evaluation implements the JPS Core §§7–10 evaluator contract behind an explicitly experimental surface (ADR-0007).

Package fssecure reaches a project's files under a containment rule: a project's declared paths are relative to that project's own directory, and none of them may leave it.

Package graph implements the experimental judgment-graph surface (ADR-0015): a runtime-owned composition of packs a project's jpack.json already names, prototyping the composition the Judgment Pack Specification's RFC 0002 (Draft) proposes.

Package jcs canonicalizes the one JSON value JPS Core §8.3 requires two implementations to be able to compare byte for byte: the portable disposition.

Package lock implements the reviewed-set lock (ADR-0019): a generated, deterministic sibling of a project's jpack.json that pins the exact bytes of the configuration and of every document it declares.

Package mcp exposes this runtime over the Model Context Protocol.

Package project implements the jpack.json project convention (ADR-0012).

Package timestamp is the part of RFC 3161, and of the RFC 5652 SignedData that carries its token, that this runtime needs: to ask a time-stamping authority to stamp a digest, and to verify the token it returns, offline, against roots the verifier supplies (ADR-0047 §2a, C2).