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- actionrail-0.1.0b7/LICENSE +201 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/NOTICE +6 -0
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- actionrail-0.1.0b7/README.md +434 -0
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- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/enforce.py +310 -0
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- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/instrument.py +59 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/lifecycle.py +83 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/numeric.py +24 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/outbox.py +81 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/pipeline.py +230 -0
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- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/privacy.py +30 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/report.py +332 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/review.py +107 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/rule_validation.py +406 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/runtime.py +428 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/runtime_config.py +172 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/safewrite.py +36 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/scanner.py +212 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/state.py +28 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail/sdk/telemetry.py +131 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail.egg-info/PKG-INFO +483 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +75 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail.egg-info/entry_points.txt +4 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail.egg-info/requires.txt +26 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/actionrail.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/pyproject.toml +99 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/setup.cfg +4 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_action_tests.py +393 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_build_beta_wheels.py +124 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_control_plane.py +1097 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_domains.py +18 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_enforce.py +452 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_framework_neutral_example.py +9 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_http_source.py +107 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_langgraph_quickstart.py +87 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_mcp_quickstart.py +17 -0
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- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_mysql_source.py +229 -0
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- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_pipeline.py +444 -0
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- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_postgres_source.py +207 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_public_branding.py +90 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_real_agent_graphs.py +243 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_release_version.py +12 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_reporter.py +187 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_reporting_privacy.py +120 -0
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- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_review_integration.py +138 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_rule_validation.py +281 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_runtime.py +612 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_safety_properties.py +322 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_sdk_support.py +273 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_source.py +100 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_telemetry.py +285 -0
- actionrail-0.1.0b7/tests/test_trusted_context.py +123 -0
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Summary: Action control for AI agents — verify what an agent is about to do before it does it.
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search, site structure, and contribution conventions.
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actionrail/sdk/
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runtime.py # framework-neutral evaluate / execute boundary
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actions.py # explicit, privacy-safe action definitions
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action_tests.py # versioned allow / hold / block regression contracts
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scanner.py # zero-config action-surface discovery on a LangGraph agent
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instrument.py # report the surface + observed calls to the control plane
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pipeline.py # policy -> grounding -> allow / hold / block
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policy.py # tier-1 deterministic policy
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config.py # rule config + Source adapter build (with ${env:VAR} resolution)
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report.py # metadata-only client to the control plane
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safewrite.py # dry-run preview + transactional rollback (reversible sinks)
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postgres.py # PostgreSQL source adapter (read-only transactions)
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mysql.py # MySQL/MariaDB source adapter (read-only transactions)
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actionrail/cli.py # `actionrail test` framework CLI
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control-plane/ # Django + DRF: agents, rules, sources, decision feed
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frontend/ # React console
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tests/ # pytest suite (grounding, pipeline, domains, SDK, control plane)
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examples/ # runnable deterministic integrations
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## Project status
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**Public beta:** the framework-neutral `ActionRuntime`, LangGraph discovery and
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`enforce()` adapter, policy + grounding pipeline, deterministic Action Tests,
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SQLite + PostgreSQL + MySQL + HTTP + MCP Sources, control plane, and Console are
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implemented and covered by the test suite.
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**Roadmap:** provenance and taint tracking for values from untrusted memory,
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additional agent-framework integrations, and more vendor-specific Source
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adapters. ActionRail v1 is planned for August 2026.
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## Contributing and support
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See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for development setup, safety-critical
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change requirements, and pull-request guidance. Usage questions and bug-report
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routing are documented in [SUPPORT.md](SUPPORT.md). Security reports must follow
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[SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md).
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Release changes are tracked in [CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md). Participation in
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the project is governed by the [Code of Conduct](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md).
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## License
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ActionRail is licensed under the [Apache License 2.0](LICENSE).
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Copyright 2026 ToolJet Solutions, Inc.
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