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  1. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/.github/workflows/ci.yml +43 -0
  2. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/.gitignore +23 -0
  3. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/LICENSE +201 -0
  4. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/PKG-INFO +159 -0
  5. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/README.md +143 -0
  6. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/__init__.py +56 -0
  7. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/__main__.py +5 -0
  8. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/cli.py +219 -0
  9. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/complexity.py +28 -0
  10. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/config.py +203 -0
  11. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/contracts.py +504 -0
  12. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/db_sandbox.py +189 -0
  13. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/freezer.py +61 -0
  14. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/fs_sandbox.py +251 -0
  15. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/injector.py +27 -0
  16. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/inspector.py +250 -0
  17. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/memory_limit.py +117 -0
  18. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/network_sandbox.py +284 -0
  19. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/prompt_guard.py +142 -0
  20. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/sandbox.py +19 -0
  21. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/secrets_sandbox.py +218 -0
  22. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/semantic.py +139 -0
  23. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/side_effects.py +136 -0
  24. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/signature_lock.py +61 -0
  25. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/subprocess_sandbox.py +201 -0
  26. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/timeout.py +44 -0
  27. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/agent_shield/virtual_fs.py +387 -0
  28. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/pyproject.toml +33 -0
  29. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/tests/dummy_app.py +21 -0
  30. agent_safeguard-1.0.0/tests/test_core.py +1571 -0
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: agent-safeguard
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+ Version: 1.0.0
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+ Summary: A runtime and definition-time security guardrail framework for AI agents and developers.
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+ Author-email: Charles <safik112@seznam.cz>
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+ License: MIT
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
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+ Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Security
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.10
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+ Provides-Extra: dev
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest>=7.0.0; extra == 'dev'
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+
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+ # Agent-Shield 🛡️
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+
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+ A lightweight, enterprise-grade architectural guardrail and sandbox library for Python applications developed in collaboration with AI agents.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## The Problem
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+
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+ AI coding assistants (such as Antigravity, Cursor, Copilot, and Codex) excel at generating localized code but operate within limited context windows. Consequently, they lack a comprehensive understanding of global architectural boundaries. Autonomous modifications frequently bypass type contracts, introduce illegal imports, violate filesystem/network access policies, or create infinite resource lockups.
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+
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+ ## The Solution
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+
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+ **Agent-Shield** establishes programmatic guardrails that enforce structural and runtime invariants. By combining definition-time AST checks, dynamic socket/file monkeypatching, RAM/CPU constraints, and LLM-powered semantic assertions, it captures boundary violations immediately.
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+
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+ Crucially, instead of raising generic stack traces, Agent-Shield generates **structured JSON reports** designed to be ingested by LLM agents, enabling closed-loop, automated self-correction.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Core Features & Decorators
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+
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+ ### 1. Architectural Integrity & AST Checks
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+
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+ * **`@shield(allowed_imports=..., forbidden_imports=..., allow_unsafe=False, allow_globals=False, max_complexity=None)`**
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+ Enforces function boundary constraints at definition time via static AST analysis:
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+ * **Allowed Imports**: Whitelist only specific modules for import inside the function (relative imports allowed by default).
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+ * **Forbidden Imports**: Blacklist specific modules (e.g. blocking `os` or `sys`).
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+ * **Unsafe Execution**: Blocks calls to `eval()` and `exec()`.
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+ * **Globals Usage**: Blocks the `global` keyword to prevent global state pollution.
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+ * **Hardcoded Secrets**: Scans constants for API keys (e.g., AWS, OpenAI) or variables named `api_key`/`secret`.
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+ * **CPU Lockups**: Detects infinite loops with empty bodies (`while True: pass`).
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+ * **Complexity limit**: Restricts the maximum allowed cyclomatic complexity of the function's AST.
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+ * **Runtime Types**: Automatically validates function return values against declared type hints (supports generics and union types).
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+
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+ * **`@freeze`**
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+ Locks the function source code. Registers a cryptographic SHA-256 hash of the function implementation inside `shield_reports/frozen_functions.json`. Any unauthorized modifications to the code body will raise a `ShieldViolationError` on startup.
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+
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+ * **`@lock_signature`**
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+ Locks the function's signature. Saves parameter names, ordering, defaults, and type hints in `shield_reports/locked_signatures.json` to prevent AI from altering the function interface.
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+
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+ ### 2. Resource & Security Sandboxing
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+
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+ * **`@timeout(seconds: float)`**
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+ Enforces a strict runtime execution time limit. Bypasses signal limits gracefully when executed in background threads. Raises `TimeoutViolationError` if exceeded.
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+
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+ * **`@limit_memory(max_mb: float)`**
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+ Monitors RSS memory growth of the process during execution. If the memory delta exceeds the specified limit, injects `MemoryViolationError` into the main thread. Includes thread-safe, re-entrant exception handling.
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+
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+ * **`@restrict_network(allowed_hosts: list[str])`**
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+ Restricts socket-level connections. Monkeypatches `socket.connect` dynamically and thread-safely. Supports wildcards (e.g. `*.stripe.com`) and resolves domain IPs automatically.
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+
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+ * **`@restrict_fs(allow_read: list[str] = None, allow_write: list[str] = None)`**
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+ Monkeypatches `builtins.open` and standard file manipulation operations. Prevents path traversal bypasses and whitelists Python interpreter/import folders so package loading remains unimpeded.
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+
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+ * **`@no_side_effects(allow_args_mutation=False, allow_globals=False, allow_stdout=False)`**
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+ Enforces function purity. Verifies that the function does not mutate its arguments, modify module-level globals, or print output to the console. Raises `SideEffectViolationError` on violation.
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+
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+ ### 3. AI Directives & Semantic Assertions
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+
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+ * **`@prompt_inject(instruction: str)`**
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+ Prepend a standardized, high-visibility block containing architectural instructions directly to the function's docstring:
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+ ```
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+ === AI ASSISTANT ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRAINT ===
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+ {instruction}
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+ =============================================
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+ ```
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+
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+ * **`@prompt_assert(prompt: str)`**
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+ Sends the function source code to the Gemini API (`gemini-1.5-flash`) at definition time to semantically evaluate whether the implementation satisfies the natural language prompt constraint. Supports registry mocking for offline unit testing.
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+
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+ ### 4. Centrally Configured Guardrails (`shield.yaml`)
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+
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+ To prevent AI agents from editing or deleting decorators from Python files, you can define your project rules centrally inside a `shield.yaml` file on the project root:
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+ ```yaml
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+ rules:
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+ - pattern: "my_app.payments.*"
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+ timeout: 5.0
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+ restrict_network: ["api.stripe.com"]
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+ allow_write: ["./logs"]
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+ - pattern: "my_app.utils.*"
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+ allowed_imports: ["math", "json"]
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+ ```
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+ Agent-Shield hooks into Python's import system (`builtins.__import__`) and automatically decorates all matching module functions at import time.
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+
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+ ### 5. Audit Mode (Passive Mode)
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+
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+ Set the environment variable `AGENT_SHIELD_PASSIVE=true` to enable passive auditing. Under passive mode, rules write structured JSON reports and output console warnings on violations, but **do not raise exceptions** (excluding interruptive constraints like timeout).
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## JSON Diagnostic Reports
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+ When a constraint is violated, Agent-Shield writes a diagnostic report to `shield_reports/violation_report.json`:
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "violation_type": "network_violation",
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+ "function_name": "charge_customer",
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+ "file_path": "/Users/safik/PycharmProjects/agent-shield/my_app/payments.py",
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+ "details": {
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+ "attempted_host": "unauthorized-api.com",
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+ "allowed_hosts": ["api.stripe.com"]
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+ },
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+ "instruction": "AI Assistant Instruction: The function 'charge_customer' in file '/Users/safik/PycharmProjects/agent-shield/my_app/payments.py' attempted to establish an unauthorized network connection to 'unauthorized-api.com'. Connections are restricted to: api.stripe.com. Please remove this network call or connect to an allowed host."
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ AI agents can read this file in a self-correction loop to rewrite their code automatically.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Installation
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+
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+ Using pip:
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install git+https://github.com/Safik121/agent-shield.git
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Quick Start
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+
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+ Create a `shield.yaml` in your project root:
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+ ```yaml
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+ rules:
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+ - pattern: "sandbox_code.*"
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+ timeout: 0.1
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+ allow_read: ["/tmp"]
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+ ```
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+ Define your functions, and Agent-Shield handles the rest:
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+ ```python
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+ # sandbox_code.py
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+ def process_data():
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+ # Attempting to read unauthorized file will trigger FileSystemViolationError
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+ with open("/etc/passwd", "r") as f:
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+ return f.read()
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
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+ # Agent-Shield 🛡️
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+
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+ A lightweight, enterprise-grade architectural guardrail and sandbox library for Python applications developed in collaboration with AI agents.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## The Problem
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+
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+ AI coding assistants (such as Antigravity, Cursor, Copilot, and Codex) excel at generating localized code but operate within limited context windows. Consequently, they lack a comprehensive understanding of global architectural boundaries. Autonomous modifications frequently bypass type contracts, introduce illegal imports, violate filesystem/network access policies, or create infinite resource lockups.
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+
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+ ## The Solution
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+
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+ **Agent-Shield** establishes programmatic guardrails that enforce structural and runtime invariants. By combining definition-time AST checks, dynamic socket/file monkeypatching, RAM/CPU constraints, and LLM-powered semantic assertions, it captures boundary violations immediately.
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+
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+ Crucially, instead of raising generic stack traces, Agent-Shield generates **structured JSON reports** designed to be ingested by LLM agents, enabling closed-loop, automated self-correction.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Core Features & Decorators
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+
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+ ### 1. Architectural Integrity & AST Checks
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+
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+ * **`@shield(allowed_imports=..., forbidden_imports=..., allow_unsafe=False, allow_globals=False, max_complexity=None)`**
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+ Enforces function boundary constraints at definition time via static AST analysis:
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+ * **Allowed Imports**: Whitelist only specific modules for import inside the function (relative imports allowed by default).
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+ * **Forbidden Imports**: Blacklist specific modules (e.g. blocking `os` or `sys`).
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+ * **Unsafe Execution**: Blocks calls to `eval()` and `exec()`.
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+ * **Globals Usage**: Blocks the `global` keyword to prevent global state pollution.
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+ * **Hardcoded Secrets**: Scans constants for API keys (e.g., AWS, OpenAI) or variables named `api_key`/`secret`.
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+ * **CPU Lockups**: Detects infinite loops with empty bodies (`while True: pass`).
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+ * **Complexity limit**: Restricts the maximum allowed cyclomatic complexity of the function's AST.
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+ * **Runtime Types**: Automatically validates function return values against declared type hints (supports generics and union types).
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+
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+ * **`@freeze`**
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+ Locks the function source code. Registers a cryptographic SHA-256 hash of the function implementation inside `shield_reports/frozen_functions.json`. Any unauthorized modifications to the code body will raise a `ShieldViolationError` on startup.
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+
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+ * **`@lock_signature`**
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+ Locks the function's signature. Saves parameter names, ordering, defaults, and type hints in `shield_reports/locked_signatures.json` to prevent AI from altering the function interface.
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+
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+ ### 2. Resource & Security Sandboxing
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+
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+ * **`@timeout(seconds: float)`**
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+ Enforces a strict runtime execution time limit. Bypasses signal limits gracefully when executed in background threads. Raises `TimeoutViolationError` if exceeded.
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+
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+ * **`@limit_memory(max_mb: float)`**
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+ Monitors RSS memory growth of the process during execution. If the memory delta exceeds the specified limit, injects `MemoryViolationError` into the main thread. Includes thread-safe, re-entrant exception handling.
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+
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+ * **`@restrict_network(allowed_hosts: list[str])`**
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+ Restricts socket-level connections. Monkeypatches `socket.connect` dynamically and thread-safely. Supports wildcards (e.g. `*.stripe.com`) and resolves domain IPs automatically.
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+
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+ * **`@restrict_fs(allow_read: list[str] = None, allow_write: list[str] = None)`**
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+ Monkeypatches `builtins.open` and standard file manipulation operations. Prevents path traversal bypasses and whitelists Python interpreter/import folders so package loading remains unimpeded.
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+
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+ * **`@no_side_effects(allow_args_mutation=False, allow_globals=False, allow_stdout=False)`**
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+ Enforces function purity. Verifies that the function does not mutate its arguments, modify module-level globals, or print output to the console. Raises `SideEffectViolationError` on violation.
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+
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+ ### 3. AI Directives & Semantic Assertions
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+
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+ * **`@prompt_inject(instruction: str)`**
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+ Prepend a standardized, high-visibility block containing architectural instructions directly to the function's docstring:
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+ ```
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+ === AI ASSISTANT ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRAINT ===
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+ {instruction}
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+ =============================================
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+ ```
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+
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+ * **`@prompt_assert(prompt: str)`**
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+ Sends the function source code to the Gemini API (`gemini-1.5-flash`) at definition time to semantically evaluate whether the implementation satisfies the natural language prompt constraint. Supports registry mocking for offline unit testing.
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+
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+ ### 4. Centrally Configured Guardrails (`shield.yaml`)
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+ To prevent AI agents from editing or deleting decorators from Python files, you can define your project rules centrally inside a `shield.yaml` file on the project root:
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+
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+ ```yaml
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+ rules:
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+ - pattern: "my_app.payments.*"
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+ timeout: 5.0
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+ restrict_network: ["api.stripe.com"]
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+ allow_write: ["./logs"]
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+ - pattern: "my_app.utils.*"
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+ allowed_imports: ["math", "json"]
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+ ```
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+ Agent-Shield hooks into Python's import system (`builtins.__import__`) and automatically decorates all matching module functions at import time.
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+
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+ ### 5. Audit Mode (Passive Mode)
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+
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+ Set the environment variable `AGENT_SHIELD_PASSIVE=true` to enable passive auditing. Under passive mode, rules write structured JSON reports and output console warnings on violations, but **do not raise exceptions** (excluding interruptive constraints like timeout).
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## JSON Diagnostic Reports
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+ When a constraint is violated, Agent-Shield writes a diagnostic report to `shield_reports/violation_report.json`:
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "violation_type": "network_violation",
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+ "function_name": "charge_customer",
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+ "file_path": "/Users/safik/PycharmProjects/agent-shield/my_app/payments.py",
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+ "details": {
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+ "attempted_host": "unauthorized-api.com",
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+ "allowed_hosts": ["api.stripe.com"]
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+ },
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+ "instruction": "AI Assistant Instruction: The function 'charge_customer' in file '/Users/safik/PycharmProjects/agent-shield/my_app/payments.py' attempted to establish an unauthorized network connection to 'unauthorized-api.com'. Connections are restricted to: api.stripe.com. Please remove this network call or connect to an allowed host."
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ AI agents can read this file in a self-correction loop to rewrite their code automatically.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Installation
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+
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+ Using pip:
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install git+https://github.com/Safik121/agent-shield.git
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Quick Start
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+
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+ Create a `shield.yaml` in your project root:
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+ ```yaml
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+ rules:
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+ - pattern: "sandbox_code.*"
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+ timeout: 0.1
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+ allow_read: ["/tmp"]
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+ ```
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+
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+ Define your functions, and Agent-Shield handles the rest:
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+ ```python
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+ # sandbox_code.py
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+ def process_data():
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+ # Attempting to read unauthorized file will trigger FileSystemViolationError
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+ with open("/etc/passwd", "r") as f:
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+ return f.read()
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
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+ from .contracts import shield, ShieldViolationError, TimeoutViolationError, MemoryViolationError, NetworkViolationError, PromptAssertionError, FilesystemViolationError, SideEffectViolationError, ComplexityViolationError, SubprocessViolationError, SecretsLeakViolationError, CallLimitViolationError, EnvironmentViolationError, restrict_env, DatabaseViolationError, PromptInjectionViolationError
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+ from .freezer import freeze
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+ from .injector import prompt_inject
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+ from .signature_lock import lock_signature
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+ from .sandbox import mock_only
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+ from .timeout import timeout
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+ from .memory_limit import limit_memory
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+ from .network_sandbox import restrict_network, limit_calls
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+ from .semantic import prompt_assert
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+ from .config import init_config
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+ from .fs_sandbox import restrict_fs
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+ from .virtual_fs import virtual_fs
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+ from .side_effects import no_side_effects
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+ from .subprocess_sandbox import restrict_subprocess
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+ from .secrets_sandbox import no_secrets_leak
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+ from .prompt_guard import guard_prompt
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+ from .db_sandbox import restrict_db
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+
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+ # Auto-initialize configuration-based auto-decoration if shield.yaml is present in project root
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+ init_config()
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+
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+ __all__ = [
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+ "shield",
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+ "ShieldViolationError",
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+ "TimeoutViolationError",
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+ "MemoryViolationError",
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+ "NetworkViolationError",
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+ "PromptAssertionError",
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+ "FilesystemViolationError",
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+ "SideEffectViolationError",
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+ "ComplexityViolationError",
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+ "SubprocessViolationError",
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+ "SecretsLeakViolationError",
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+ "CallLimitViolationError",
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+ "EnvironmentViolationError",
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+ "DatabaseViolationError",
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+ "PromptInjectionViolationError",
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+ "freeze",
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+ "prompt_inject",
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+ "lock_signature",
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+ "mock_only",
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+ "timeout",
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+ "limit_memory",
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+ "restrict_network",
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+ "limit_calls",
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+ "prompt_assert",
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+ "init_config",
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+ "restrict_fs",
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+ "no_side_effects",
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+ "restrict_subprocess",
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+ "no_secrets_leak",
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+ "restrict_env",
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+ "virtual_fs",
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+ "guard_prompt",
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+ "restrict_db",
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+ ]
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+ import sys
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+ from agent_shield.cli import main
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+
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+ if __name__ == "__main__":
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+ sys.exit(main())