Signals

Defined in: types.ts:232

Properties

Property	Type	Description	Defined in
advisories	MaliciousRecord[]	-	types.ts:247
ageInDays?	number	-	types.ts:264
analysisDegraded?	string[]	Reasons static/network analysis could not complete within its safety budgets. Presence is always rendered as UNKNOWN and requires approval.	types.ts:275
artifact	ArtifactSignal	Cryptographic identity of the exact tarball inspected by targate.	types.ts:236
content	ContentFindings	-	types.ts:244
dependencyCount	number	-	types.ts:266
directDependencies	string[]	Direct dependency names (transitive deps are NOT analyzed — see README).	types.ts:268
hasLifecycleScripts	boolean	-	types.ts:238
hasNativeCode	boolean	-	types.ts:241
internalScope?	boolean	The package belongs to a policy-declared internal scope: lookups that would leak the package name to third parties (OSV, npm downloads, maintainer search, GitHub) were deliberately SKIPPED, and typosquat similarity does not apply. Distinct from osvUnavailable — this is a choice, not a failure — but equally “not externally checked”.	types.ts:261
knownMalicious	boolean	-	types.ts:245
lifecycleScripts	Record<string, string>	-	types.ts:237
maliciousRecords	MaliciousRecord[]	-	types.ts:246
nameSimilarity	NameSimilarity | null	-	types.ts:265
nativeSurface	NativeSurface	-	types.ts:242
osvUnavailable	boolean	True when the OSV lookup could not be completed (network error, offline). A malicious-package record cannot be ruled out — treat as “unknown”, not “clean”. See the OSV failure handling in the README.	types.ts:253
package	string	-	types.ts:233
recentPublish	boolean	-	types.ts:263
repositoryMissing	boolean	-	types.ts:262
reputation	ReputationSignals	Reputational & temporal signals (registry-derived + optional external lookups). Informational: consumed by the score and the AI, never by evaluateRules.	types.ts:272
rnHardening	RnHardeningSignals	-	types.ts:243
scriptCommandFindings	string[]	Deterministic findings from inspecting the lifecycle command strings.	types.ts:240
version	string	-	types.ts:234