An early TypeScript scaffold for turning a technical claim, its source, and a validation rule into a compact evidence card.
Receipt Forge is an experiment, not a released application. The current entry point demonstrates the intended evidence-card input, but the referenced card generator is not yet present in the repository. Installation and execution will remain incomplete until that module and its tests are added.
Each card keeps three ideas together:
- the claim being presented;
- the source a reviewer can inspect; and
- the rule used to decide whether the evidence supports the claim.
The goal is to make founder-facing progress or outcome claims easier to review without presenting unsupported marketing metrics.
Requirements: a current Node.js release and npm.
npm install
npm startAt present, npm start is expected to fail because src/utils has not been
implemented. That limitation is documented here rather than hidden behind a
working-product claim.
- Define and export
generateEvidenceCardfromsrc/utils.ts. - Validate required and empty fields.
- Add deterministic unit tests and a type-check script.
- Choose and add a project license before inviting reuse.
No project license has been declared.