lexq-io

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lexq-execution

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lexq-io/lexq-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Once policies are deployed, the engine evaluates incoming facts against live rules. This skill covers observing production behavior: execution history, statistics, failure logs, and deployment state.

not rated 0 changed 15d ago A 0 tokens original Apache-2.0

lexq-groups

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lexq-io/lexq-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A Policy Group is the top-level container. It holds versions (each containing rules), manages deployment state, and controls conflict resolution when multiple groups interact.

not rated 0 changed 5d ago A 0 tokens original Apache-2.0

lexq-recipes

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lexq-io/lexq-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Goal: Apply different discounts based on payment amount.

not rated 0 changed 10d ago A 0 tokens original Apache-2.0

lexq-rules

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lexq-io/lexq-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A Policy Rule is a condition → actions pair within a version. Rules are evaluated in priority order — lower number wins, and priorities are 1-based (1 is highest). When a rule's condition matches the input facts, its actions fire.

not rated 0 changed 4d ago A 0 tokens original Apache-2.0

lexq-shared

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lexq-io/lexq-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

LexQ is a policy execution engine. Customers define business rules (conditions → actions), deploy them to production, and execute them via API — all without touching application code. Core differentiators are pre-deploy simulation and A/B testing for rule versions.

not rated 0 changed 5d ago A 0 tokens original Apache-2.0

lexq-simulation

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lexq-io/lexq-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

LexQ provides three levels of pre-deploy validation.

not rated 0 changed 16d ago A 0 tokens original Apache-2.0

lexq

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lexq-io/lexq-cli

MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2

The Decision Operations Platform for engineering teams. Runs locally from the @lexq/cli npm package. Needs 1 environment variable to run.

not rated 0 yesterday A tokens not measured original Apache-2.0

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