What is measured

Status

Numbers, not labels. Vedākṣha publishes the measurements a reviewer would otherwise have to run themselves — version, residuals, test counts, code posture, deployment evidence. Every figure on this page is grep-able from the source tree or the linked package registry. No claims that aren’t.

Release

Current version

Version: 2.3.0
Released: 2026-04-29
License: BSL 1.1 (Apache 2.0 in 4 years)
Toolchain: Rust Edition 2024 · MSRV 1.85

Distribution

Where it ships

First-upload dates are stated explicitly. Vedākṣha is a young package on these registries; the engineering it represents is older, but the public distribution is dated from when it was first published.

Channel	Package	Version	Note
crates.io	vedaksha (umbrella) + 8 sub-crates	2.3.0	First published 2026-04-24
PyPI	vedaksha	2.3.0	First release (0.1.0) uploaded 2026-04-11
GitHub Container Registry	ghcr.io/arthiqlabs/vedaksha-mcp	2.3.0	MCP server, stdio + HTTP transport
WASM	vedaksha-wasm	2.3.0	Browser / edge / Cloudflare Workers

Validation

Measured against external references

The accuracy table below traces directly to the oracle JSON files committed under tests/oracle_jpl/. Each residual is recomputable from a fresh cargo test --workspace run.

Oracle reference rows checked: 8,700 across 3 JSON files in tests/oracle_jpl/
Independent reference ephemerides: Two — JPL Horizons plus a second reputable source
Moon longitude residual (1900–2100, vs JPL Horizons): 0.23″ avg · 0.60″ max
Planetary longitude — SpkReader (JPL DE440s): Sub-arcsecond, avg 1.7″
Planetary longitude — AnalyticalProvider (VSOP87A + ELP/MPP02): <15″, avg 3.8″
House cusps (10 systems): Sub-0.001° (SpkReader), sub-0.01° (AnalyticalProvider)

Tests & CI

Suite size and integration status

Passing tests: 832 across 9 test binaries; Measured 2026-05-01 via cargo test --workspace
Continuous integration: Green on main at v2.3.0; GitHub Actions →

Code posture

What the source enforces

Workspace crates: 10
unsafe keyword usage: 0 — every crate compiles without unsafe Rust
Crates with explicit #![deny(unsafe_code)]: 8 of 10
Edition: 2024 across the workspace
GitHub Actions workflows: ci, audit, benchmarks, release

Production deployment

Where the engine is running

Live · agentic AI surface

KundaliMCP

The first deployed application built on Vedākṣha. Every chart, dasha, and yoga query at kundalimcp.com is computed by the same Rust crates published to crates.io as vedaksha. If the API is up, the engine is exercised.

kundalimcp.com →

Verify it yourself

Reproduce every number on this page

All claims above are derived from the public source tree. Clone, build, run the suite — the residuals, test counts, and code-posture facts are recomputable on your machine.

git clone https://github.com/arthiqlabs/vedaksha.git
cd vedaksha

# Test suite (832 passing tests as of v2.3.0)
cargo test --workspace

# Format + lint gates that CI enforces
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --workspace -- -D warnings

# Oracle row count (verifies the 8,700 figure)
python3 -c "import json; print(sum(
  len(v) if isinstance(v, list) else sum(len(x) for x in v.values() if isinstance(x, list))
  for f in ['comprehensive_reference.json', 'extended_reference.json', 'reference_positions.json']
  for v in [json.load(open('tests/oracle_jpl/' + f))]
))"

# unsafe-code count (expect: 0)
grep -rE '\bunsafe\b' --include='*.rs' crates/ \
  | grep -vE 'deny.unsafe_code|//.+unsafe' \
  | wc -l

Source: github.com/arthiqlabs/vedaksha · integration docs