Astronomical
MeasuredSunrise and sunset outputs validated for presence, ordering, and daily calculation integrity across every launch-corpus profile-day.
DevDarsha Engine v5.0.0 completed the 2020–2030 launch-corpus sweep with a 100% pass rate across the covered deterministic validation sections.
Snapshot, not a live metric. The figures on this page are a release-validation snapshot as of 2026-05-10. Future snapshots may change as coverage expands. The Panchang API is provided "as is" with reasonable care; please independently verify outputs before relying on them for legal, financial, medical, ceremonial, or other high-risk decisions. See the Terms of Service.
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What “accuracy” means here. We publish a verifiable public manifest with a SHA-256 integrity hash. It summarizes the release-validation result for the 2020–2030 launch corpus without exposing internal implementation artifacts. Open the manifest at /accuracy-manifest.
Each output category is validated independently using the most appropriate reference method for that domain. Learn how we validate.
Sunrise and sunset outputs validated for presence, ordering, and daily calculation integrity across every launch-corpus profile-day.
Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, and Karana validated for range, naming, paksha where applicable, and sunrise-based calculation integrity.
Lunar-event context is validated through the same deterministic panchang and festival-emission release gates used by the daily engine.
Festival emissions validated for stable daily execution, required identifiers, names, lunar-month context, and valid public response shape.
Rahu Kaal, Gulika Kaal, Yamaganda, required muhurat windows, and Choghadiya slots validated for ordering and internal consistency.
Daily responses expose supported calendar systems directly. Unsupported systems are not implied by festival or nakshatra naming.
Every engine release is gated on a full accuracy regression before deployment. No update ships unless it passes all existing test cases, and new test cases are added with every release cycle.
Open the public accuracy manifest, a verifiable JSON snapshot with SHA-256 hash for integrity checking. It lists covered sections, pass counts, corpus boundaries, and the public validation boundary.