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agent-trust-card@1.1.2 · tar layer byte-identity
The claim, precisely
tarball sha256f1b44ed29eea0ca9eee65c1e0974c5d2b4b512378c6d21edb6344daf9184641a — 26782 bytes
tar layer sha256519d406adba1e8199ca0c91a8f47195a81e42745aac05e599c9b3de87359b990 — 122880 bytes, the rebuild target
source manifest5665c19bbfef0212c99ad1a5e156e8b265f3c5a9df05317f21775c34188e20e0 — 12 files
pinned innpm registry · this repo (third location) · Rekor
Not claimed: byte-identity of the gzip layer — the deflate stream depends on the zlib build. The honest claim targets the layer fully determined by content + rule: the tar.
The rule (short form)
- 12 file entries, fixed order, no directory entries — tarball-rule.json
- Fixed metadata per entry: mode
000644, mtime499162500, ustar, empty ids - 11 files: LF → CRLF;
package.jsonre-serialized in the publisher's exact format (BOM, CRLF, 4-space indent) - Trailer: two zero blocks, nothing after
Stranger flow
Rebuild it yourself
# full flow: downloads the tarball from the npm registry, checks the # anchored digest, rebuilds from the source tree, compares byte-for-byte git clone https://github.com/alicelabs-llc/universal-trust-adapter cd universal-trust-adapter/uta-repo/tests/reproducible node verify-rebuild.mjs --manifest source-manifest.json
No trust in this README is required: the comparison target is downloaded from registry.npmjs.org, and the rebuild inputs come from the git checkout you just made. If either side moved, the verification fails.
- README.md — the full rule and its proof
- agent-trust-card-1.1.2.tgz — the pinned artifact, served here as a third location
- verify-rebuild.mjs · build-agent-trust-card.mjs · source-manifest.json · tarball-rule.json
- ← conformance suite root