Reference · conformance
Implementations prove the same behavior.
The schema is necessary, but not sufficient. Schemami conformance includes semantic admission, exact identity, operations, resource limits, and structural Diff.
| Corpus | What it proves |
|---|---|
| validation | Structural and semantic admission verdicts. |
| canonicalization | RFC 8785 bytes and SHA-256 identity. |
| calculus | Exact quantities, conversion, scaling, order, and schedule. |
| structured-calculus | Selection, formula, component, and composed operation envelopes. |
| resource-budgets | Portable semantic floor and analysis safety behavior. |
| diff | Cross-language structural comparison. |
Conformant means more than generated types
A generated model that accepts JSON is not a Schemami SDK. A conformant implementation preserves exact input, enforces strict I-JSON, admits semantic graphs, canonicalizes identically, implements the operation contract, and replays the shared corpora.