Goal
Broaden compatibility coverage across more indicators and fixtures to strengthen the trust layer for future releases.
Why
Current policy and gates are solid, but coverage is concentrated on a subset. Expanding breadth reduces blind spots.
Implementation prompt
Extend compat vectors/scripts to include additional indicators prioritized by usage and implementation risk.
Add:
- More fixtures (trending, mean-reverting, high-volatility, gap-heavy)
- More indicator outputs in
compat-current.json
- Policy entries (
scripts/compat-policy.json) with explicit burn-in/tolerance per added indicator
Keep blocking/non-blocking reference behavior consistent with current model.
Scope
- Maintain deterministic export/compare workflow
- Preserve release gate clarity in CI logs
- Update README compatibility matrix accordingly
Acceptance criteria
- Compatibility checks cover the expanded indicator set
- Tolerance and burn-in are explicitly documented per new indicator
- CI output remains readable and actionable
- No silent skips for blocking refs
Test plan
- Run technicalindicators and python refs comparisons in CI
- Add regression tests to ensure policy and exported vectors stay in sync
- Verify one failure case produces clear diagnostics
Goal
Broaden compatibility coverage across more indicators and fixtures to strengthen the trust layer for future releases.
Why
Current policy and gates are solid, but coverage is concentrated on a subset. Expanding breadth reduces blind spots.
Implementation prompt
Extend compat vectors/scripts to include additional indicators prioritized by usage and implementation risk.
Add:
compat-current.jsonscripts/compat-policy.json) with explicit burn-in/tolerance per added indicatorKeep blocking/non-blocking reference behavior consistent with current model.
Scope
Acceptance criteria
Test plan