scoring-checks

To add deterministic scoring checks, implement a TypeScript function returning a Check[] array using constants from src/scoring/constants.ts, export it, and wire it into the main score() function. You must also update the check weights so they consistently sum to 100.

A deterministic scoring check is a pluggable TypeScript function that evaluates project quality and returns a score with reasons without randomness. This ensures stable and reproducible assessment results across multiple pipeline builds.

You integrate a new check by creating it in src/scoring/checks, exporting it from the index, and wiring it into the main score() function. You must then adjust the weight system to maintain the required 100-point total across all checks.

Yes, you need to update weights when adding new scoring checks. The scoring system requires you to adjust the weights for all checks so that they continue to sum to exactly 100 points within the pipeline.

Yes, you can use standard TypeScript typing for custom scoring checks. The system supports standard export patterns and TypeScript typing to ease onboarding and testing for deterministic Check[] generators.