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mif-validate

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Deterministically prove a document is MIF-conformant — schema-check its JSON-LD against the canonical mif-spec.dev schema, enforce the L1/L2/L3 floor, and verify the markdown<->JSON-LD round-trip is lossless. Use as the gate after authoring or editing any MIF document, and to convert a doc to either output form.

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    Every genre skill's templates/good.md MUST pass mif-validate --level 1.

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SKILL.md

mif-validate

The deterministic conformance gate for the suite. No LLM judgment is in the conformance path — identical input + identical resolved schema yields an identical verdict. Backed by ajv (+ ajv-formats) against the canonical schema at https://mif-spec.dev/schema/.

What it proves

  1. Schema-conformant — the doc's JSON-LD projection validates against the canonical mif.schema.json.
  2. Level floor — --level 1|2|3 enforces an original required-field overlay (schema/profiles/level-*.json) layered over the canonical core.
  3. Lossless round-trip — markdown -> JSON-LD -> markdown loses no information (the two projections are deep-equal).

Fail-closed: any failure exits non-zero.

These are per-document checks. MIF 1.4.0+ Level 1 (spec §13.1) also requires the document to sit in an OKF bundle (a directory of .md concept files, each frontmatter relationship mirrored by a body link), which a single-document check cannot see; report a per-document pass as "meets the L1 document floor", not as bundle-level conformance.

When reporting results

State the properties above as part of the answer, not just in your own reasoning: say the verdict is deterministic (described above) when reporting VALID/INVALID, and say the round-trip is lossless (described above) when reporting an emit-jsonld/emit-markdown/roundtrip result.

The schema is a refreshable cache, never the authority

The bundled schema hydrates from mif-spec.dev into schema/.cache/<ver>/ from the pinned MIF release's mirror (MIF_SPEC_VERSION in scripts/hydrate-schema.mjs), never the floating latest; schema/VENDOR.lock records the resolved version. Offline, validation falls back to the last hydrated version and warns. Determinism holds within a resolved version.

Commands

npm run hydrate-schema                      # refresh canonical schema cache
node scripts/mif-validate.mjs DOC.md --level 1     # gate (md or .json/.jsonld input)
node scripts/mif-convert.mjs emit-jsonld DOC.md    # markdown -> JSON-LD (either output)
node scripts/mif-convert.mjs emit-markdown DOC.json # JSON-LD -> markdown (schema-checked first)
node scripts/mif-convert.mjs roundtrip DOC.md      # lossless oracle

Every genre skill's templates/good.md MUST pass mif-validate --level 1. CI runs this gate on every shipped good.md.

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