convention-postels-law

What problem does it solve?

Postel's Law helps software cope with imperfect inputs by being liberal in what it accepts while enforcing strict, well-defined outputs.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Liberal input handling: accepts multiple types (int, string, float) and normalizes to canonical forms.
• Strict, predictable outputs: always returns structured data matching a defined schema.
• Use cases: API design, data parsing, and integration tasks where inputs arrive with varying contracts.

Quick Start

Feed the system with mixed input types (123, 123, 123.0) and observe how inputs are normalized and outputs remain consistent.