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Description

This PR integrates the full COS Blockchain Compliance Tracker into the DKG Edge Node fork under apps/cos-compliance-tracker.

It demonstrates Agent–Knowledge–Trust architecture:

  • Agent layer: MCP agent scripts for publishing and querying compliance notes
  • Knowledge layer: JSON-LD Knowledge Assets for structured compliance data
  • Trust layer: Ethereum Sepolia TxIDs linked to compliance events

Motivation & Context

This integration is part of the NASA/OriginTrail hackathon submission. It ensures reproducibility, transparency, and judge‑friendly onboarding by embedding the COS tracker directly into the Edge Node repo.

Type of change

  • New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
  • Documentation update (README updated with setup instructions)

How Has This Been Tested?

  • Verified file integration under apps/cos-compliance-tracker
  • Ran demo scripts to publish/query compliance notes
  • Confirmed TxIDs on Sepolia Etherscan
  • Added screenshots and evidence in appendix/

Checklist

  • My code follows the style guidelines of this project
  • I have performed a self-review of my own code
  • I have made corresponding changes to the documentation
  • My changes generate no new warnings
  • I have added demo evidence for judges
  • New and existing unit tests pass locally with my changes

Note

Adds the COS Blockchain Compliance Tracker under apps/cos-compliance-tracker with comprehensive docs, judge resources, proofs, and setup, and overhauls the root README.md with a polished hackathon-focused guide.

  • Apps:
    • New apps/cos-compliance-tracker/:
      • Adds detailed project README.md, judge instructions, checklist, and screenshot guide under docs/ and appendix/.
      • Includes reproducibility artifacts: appendix/audit_table.csv, proofs/demo_run.json.
      • Provides environment template .env.example and project-specific .gitignore.
      • Adds licensing file LICENSE (Apache-2.0) and references/bibliography.
  • Documentation:
    • Root README.md: Replaced with a hackathon-oriented overview, Quick Judge Path, demo output example, judge resources, impact, references, repo structure, and license section.

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cd dkg-edge-node-cos-compliance-tracker/apps/cos-compliance-tracker
npm install
cp .env.example .env # add Infura Project ID + PRIVATE_KEY
node demo.js
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Bug: Referenced demo files missing from commit

Documentation instructs users to run node demo.js and npm run demo, but neither demo.js nor package.json defining the npm scripts are included in this commit. The judge instructions emphasize reproducibility as a core requirement, yet the primary demo script needed to verify the submission is missing, making it impossible for judges to execute the Quick Judge Path or verify the compliance tracker functionality.

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- Governance events (e.g., safety inspections, carbon permits, gender inclusion reports) are hashed using SHA‑256.
- Hashes are committed to Polkadot Westend/Paseo testnets.
- TxIDs, block numbers, and timestamps are logged in `/appendix/audit_table.csv`.
- **Verification:** Judges and researchers can cross‑check TxIDs via Polkadot.js Apps explorer.
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Bug: Conflicting blockchain networks across documentation

The methodology document claims transactions are committed to Polkadot Westend/Paseo testnets and verified via Polkadot.js Apps, while all other documentation (READMEs, audit table, judge instructions) references Ethereum Sepolia testnet and Etherscan verification. The audit table contains Ethereum transaction IDs starting with 0x that are incompatible with Polkadot. This fundamental inconsistency makes it impossible to verify the blockchain records, breaking the core reproducibility requirement of the submission.

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# Example environment configuration
RPC_URL=https://sepolia.infura.io/v3/YOUR_PROJECT_ID
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Bug: Environment variable name mismatch breaks configuration

The .env.example file defines the variable as RPC_URL, but the judge instructions document shows the example as RPC_URL_SEPOLIA. This mismatch means judges following the instructions will configure a variable name that differs from what the example file provides, potentially causing the demo scripts to fail when they attempt to read the RPC endpoint configuration.

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