Integration Capability Matrix¶

This page is the human-readable view of the machine-readable openmed.interop.capabilities.INTEGRATION_CAPABILITY_MATRIX. Each row records the integration module, optional requirements, network or resource policy, and the offline test files that provide its current support evidence.

All rows support Python >=3.10. A core requirement means the surface uses OpenMed's base dependencies and does not require an optional extra. Optional requirements are copied from the matching pyproject.toml extra; they are install-time metadata, not runtime imports performed by the matrix.

Custom matrices are bounded to 256 capability records and 64 values per dependency, documentation, or test-path sequence. Public JSON and Markdown renderers revalidate frozen records before emitting them, so tampered or unbounded metadata fails closed without retaining caller-supplied values in errors. Iteration, lookup, and version properties use the same detached snapshot boundary. Repository coherence reads are capped at 4 MiB per metadata file and never fetch links or import optional adapters.

Policy meanings¶

• local-only: the adapter performs its transformation locally after its dependencies and any caller-provided artifacts are present.
• configured-network: the surface can call a user-configured endpoint, but importing or inspecting the capability matrix never makes that call.
• user-supplied-resource: the caller is responsible for supplying any licensed resource; OpenMed does not download or bundle it.

Every listed test is an offline unit or contract test. Test fixtures are synthetic, and the matrix contains only module names, paths, version constraints, and PHI-free descriptions.

Matrix¶

The machine-readable record can be inspected without installing any optional dependency:

from openmed.interop.capabilities import CAPABILITY_MATRIX

print(CAPABILITY_MATRIX.to_json())

The coherence test validates every local documentation and test path and checks that each optional requirement name is declared by its matching pyproject.toml extra: tests/unit/interop/test_capabilities.py.