Goal
Demonstrate evaluating GOPAL policies via Conftest — the most common OPA front-end for non-Kubernetes use cases.
Why this matters
Many platform teams already use Conftest in CI for Terraform, Kubernetes manifests, or Dockerfiles. Showing Conftest + GOPAL widens the addressable user base directly into the OPA ecosystem without asking anyone to learn new tooling.
Files likely involved
- `examples/conftest/README.md` (new) — Conftest mental model vs raw `opa eval`
- `examples/conftest/policy/` (new) — symlink, vendor, or import-only Rego pointing at GOPAL
- `examples/conftest/input.json` (new) — sample AI-system payload
- `examples/conftest/run.sh` (new) — wraps `conftest test input.json -p policy/`
Acceptance criteria
Get help
Comment here. Existing Conftest experience helpful but not required.
Goal
Demonstrate evaluating GOPAL policies via Conftest — the most common OPA front-end for non-Kubernetes use cases.
Why this matters
Many platform teams already use Conftest in CI for Terraform, Kubernetes manifests, or Dockerfiles. Showing Conftest + GOPAL widens the addressable user base directly into the OPA ecosystem without asking anyone to learn new tooling.
Files likely involved
Acceptance criteria
Get help
Comment here. Existing Conftest experience helpful but not required.