business logic regression prevention
Business logic regressions are often valid code with the wrong meaning. AxiomGuard checks the rules tests and linters miss.
Business logic regression prevention protects product rules such as pricing limits, entitlement assumptions, approval flows, and read-only behavior. AxiomGuard turns those rules into deterministic checks over TypeScript changes.
Why it matters
Value invariants can flag obvious numeric thresholds that exceed approved limits.
Forbidden side-effect rules can identify writes or emitted events in read-only flows.
Every finding carries business and technical explanations.
Use cases
FAQ
Tests usually cover known examples. Business logic regressions can appear when a change is type-correct but violates an assumption documented outside the code path being tested.
The MVP focuses on layer boundary violations, forbidden side effects, forbidden imports, and obvious value invariant violations in TypeScript projects.