Rule Engine Authoring Skill

Overview

The corsa-rule-engine-authoring skill adds deep Corsa rule engine knowledge to your coding tool (Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, etc.) so it can build, test, and manage transaction-monitoring rules directly via the REST API. It covers the complete property catalog, advanced aggregation operators, nested condition logic, rule lifecycle, and evaluation. Pair with corsa-rule-spec-drafting to go from a compliance policy clause → grounded rule description → implementation.

What It Helps With

Translating a compliance policy into a valid rule JSON payload
Building complex conditions with nested AND/OR logic and aggregation/velocity time windows
Configuring CREATE_ALERT and HALT_TRANSACTION actions
Managing rule lifecycle (draft → activate → disable → delete)
Testing rules against transaction history with the evaluation API

Quick Start

After installing the skill, ask your coding tool questions like:

“Build a rule that flags structuring: 3+ deposits between $9K–$ 9,999 in 24 hours”
“Create a rule that fires when a sender’s total deposits in 7 days exceed $50K”
“What aggregation operators are available for velocity checks?”
“How do I update an active rule without downtime?”
“Test my rule against a transaction without creating an alert”

What the Skill Knows

Rule Lifecycle

Create   POST /v1/rules                  → status: "draft"
Activate POST /v1/rules/{id}/activate    → status: "active"
Disable  POST /v1/rules/{id}/disable     → status: "disabled"
Delete   DELETE /v1/rules/{id}           → soft-delete (non-active rules only)

Only active rules evaluate incoming transactions
Updating an active rule atomically creates a new version — the old version is disabled
activate and disable accept an optional { "reason": "..." } body for the audit trail
Disable a rule before deleting it

Condition Types

Simple conditions — compare a field on the entity to a value using an operator (equal, notEqual, greaterThan, lessThan, in, notIn, contains, between, isNull, isNotNull, and more). Aggregation conditions — rolling time-window checks for velocity and structuring detection (sum, count, countDistinct, avg, min, max, median, stddev, percentile, velocityChange, deviationFromAverage, baselineComparison). Dynamic thresholds — compare an aggregation against a per-client configured limit using path: "client.sender.dailyLimit" instead of a hardcoded value.

Entity Property Catalog

Rules inspect the transaction and its direct participants: transaction, client, wallet, bankAccount. Key properties include risk tier/score, KYC/AML status, country, amount, currency, type, and more — the skill knows the full catalog.

Actions

Action	Effect
`CREATE_ALERT`	Creates a compliance alert (category, priority, status configurable). When multiple rules match one transaction, alerts are consolidated at the highest priority.
`HALT_TRANSACTION`	Contributes `FREEZE` to the evaluation decision. Combine with `CREATE_ALERT`.

Evaluation API

On-demand testing: POST /v1/evaluation/evaluate — returns what would happen without creating alerts
History by transaction: GET /v1/evaluation/transaction/{id}/results
History by rule: GET /v1/evaluation/rule/{id}/results

Rule Templates

Browse pre-built templates, copy one as a draft, customize, and activate:

GET  /v1/rule-templates            # browse templates
POST /v1/rule-templates/{id}/copy  # copy as draft → returns { ruleId }

Common Mistakes It Prevents

Mistake	What the skill does
Expecting `evaluate` API to create alerts	Clarifies alerts only come from the ingestion pipeline
Trying to delete an active rule	Guides to disable first, then delete
Forgetting to activate after creating	Reminds that rules start as drafts
No `label` on conditions	Always includes labels for readable evaluation results
Hardcoding thresholds that should scale per client	Uses `path: "client.sender.dailyLimit"` for dynamic thresholds
Combining `HALT_TRANSACTION` without `CREATE_ALERT`	Reminds to add an alert so analysts see why a transaction was halted

Source

GitHub Repository

View the full skill source with the complete property catalog, aggregation examples, and API reference.

API

Webhooks

AI Skills

Javascript

Python

HYOK

Overview

What It Helps With

Quick Start

What the Skill Knows

Rule Lifecycle

Condition Types

Entity Property Catalog

Actions

Evaluation API

Rule Templates

Common Mistakes It Prevents

Source

GitHub Repository

​Overview

​What It Helps With

​Quick Start

​What the Skill Knows

​Rule Lifecycle

​Condition Types

​Entity Property Catalog

​Actions

​Evaluation API

​Rule Templates

​Common Mistakes It Prevents

​Source

GitHub Repository

Overview

What It Helps With

Quick Start

What the Skill Knows

Rule Lifecycle

Condition Types

Entity Property Catalog

Actions

Evaluation API

Rule Templates

Common Mistakes It Prevents

Source