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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: agenthacker
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+ Version: 0.1.0
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+ Summary: Runtime security firewall for LLM agents — four-checkpoint scan engine, local-first with an optional hosted cloud tier
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+ Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/Agent-Hacker-Corp/agenthacker
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+ Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/Agent-Hacker-Corp/agenthacker
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+ Project-URL: Changelog, https://github.com/Agent-Hacker-Corp/agenthacker/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
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+ Author-email: AgentHacker <reports@agenthacker.ai>
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+ Maintainer-email: AgentHacker <reports@agenthacker.ai>
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ License-File: NOTICE
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+ Keywords: agent,ai-safety,firewall,guardrails,jailbreak,llm,prompt-injection,security
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+ Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
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+ Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
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+ Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.11
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.12
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Security
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Software Development :: Libraries :: Python Modules
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+ Classifier: Typing :: Typed
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.11
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+ Requires-Dist: requests>=2.25
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+ Provides-Extra: dashboard
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+ Requires-Dist: psycopg2-binary; extra == 'dashboard'
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+ Provides-Extra: dev
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest; extra == 'dev'
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest-asyncio; extra == 'dev'
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+ Provides-Extra: invariant
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+ Requires-Dist: invariant-ai==0.3.5; extra == 'invariant'
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+ Provides-Extra: llm-guard
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+ Requires-Dist: llm-guard; extra == 'llm-guard'
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+ Provides-Extra: semantic
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+ Requires-Dist: sentence-transformers>=3.0; extra == 'semantic'
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+ Provides-Extra: translate
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+ Requires-Dist: boto3; extra == 'translate'
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+ Requires-Dist: pycld3; extra == 'translate'
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+
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+ # Firewall SDK
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+ A runtime security firewall for LLM agents.
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+ > **New to AgentHacker?** Start with [docs/getting_started.md](docs/getting_started.md):
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+ > it covers the high-level `Firewall` client (the ~10-minute "Tier 1" path) and a
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+ > feature reference with costs and recommendations. **This README is the deeper
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+ > "Tier 2" reference** — the four local scan checkpoints you wire into an agent loop.
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+ The SDK provides four checkpoint scan functions that agents call at specific points in their agent loop. The SDK owns scanning and detection. The agent owns everything else: the loop, the tools, the auth, the prompts, the data.
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+
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+ ## Installation
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+ The **distribution** name is `agenthacker` (`pip install agenthacker`); the
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+ **import** name is `firewall_sdk` (`from firewall_sdk import Firewall`).
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+ `requests` is installed automatically; ML layers are optional extras.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # Base install from PyPI — scan engine + high-level Firewall cloud client
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+ pip install agenthacker
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+
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+ # With LLM Guard semantic scanning (DeBERTa models, ~500MB RAM per worker)
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+ pip install "agenthacker[llm_guard]"
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+ # With Invariant trace-level policy analysis
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+ pip install "agenthacker[invariant]"
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+ # From source (this repo), for local development
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+ pip install -e .
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+
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+ # Dev extras (pytest, pytest-asyncio)
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+ pip install -e ".[dev]"
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+ ```
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+ For a complete runnable version, see [`examples/quickstart.py`](examples/quickstart.py) —
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+ `python examples/quickstart.py` prints a blocked and an allowed verdict with no key
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+ and no network.
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+
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+ ## The Four Checkpoints
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+ ### CP-1: Input Scan
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+ ```python
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+ from firewall_sdk import scan_input
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+ scan_input(text, *, max_input_length) -> ScanResult
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+ ```
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+ **When:** Before the user's message enters the agent loop.
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+ **What it checks:** R-01 through R-15: regex-based injection detection (system prompt extraction, role hijacking, hypothetical jailbreak, indirect injection, delimiter injection, RAG injection, privilege escalation, encoded content, context overflow, social engineering, adversarial suffixes). Topic scoping (R-16) is enforced at the intent gate (CP-2), not here.
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+ **Agent supplies:** An integer max input length (R-09 overflow). Domain topic scoping is configured at the intent gate, not passed to `scan_input`.
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+ ### CP-2: Data Field Scan
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+ ```python
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+ from firewall_sdk import scan_data_field
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+ scan_data_field(text) -> ScanResult
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+ ```
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+ **When:** On each field of tool results before they reach the model.
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+ **What it checks:** Same injection rules as CP-1 adapted for data context (R-05 blocks any URL in data fields, not just URLs with action words), plus S-03 secrets detection.
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+ **Agent supplies:** Nothing. Fully domain-agnostic.
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+
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+ ### CP-3: Tool Call Authorization
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+ ```python
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+ from firewall_sdk import scan_tool_call
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+ scan_tool_call(name, args, allowed_ids, *, allowed_tools, id_resolver) -> ScanResult
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+ ```
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+ **When:** After the LLM emits a tool_use, before execution.
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+ **What it checks:** Tool name against the allowlist, then entity ID authorization via the resolver.
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+ **Agent supplies:**
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+ - `allowed_tools` — a **request-scoped** `set[str]` of permitted tool names. This must be computed per-request, not a static constant. The patient agent computes it from auth context to enforce role-based restrictions (e.g., patients cannot use `send_reminder`). The order agent passes a static `{"get_order_status"}`.
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+ - `id_resolver` — a callable with signature `(name: str, args: dict) -> set[str]` that returns all entity IDs requiring authorization for this tool call. Returns an empty set if no IDs to check.
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+
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+ ### CP-4: Output Scan
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+ ```python
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+ from firewall_sdk import scan_output
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+ scan_output(
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+ text, system_prompt, requester_email, allowed_ids, all_user_emails,
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+ *, entity_pattern, leakage_label
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+ ) -> ScanResult
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+ ```
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+ **When:** After the model produces a final text response, before returning to the user.
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+ **What it checks:** S-01 system prompt leakage (5-word shingle overlap), S-02 cross-entity ID and email leakage, S-03 secrets, S-04 offensive content.
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+ **Agent supplies:** A compiled regex for entity IDs (e.g., `re.compile(r"ORD-\d+")` or `re.compile(r"PAT-\d+")`), and a label string for audit logs (e.g., `"Cross-User Data Leakage"`).
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+
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+ ### ScanResult
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+ All scan functions return a `ScanResult`:
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+ ```python
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+ from firewall_sdk import ScanResult, CLEAN
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+ @dataclass
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+ class ScanResult:
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+ clean: bool
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+ rule_id: str | None = None
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+ rule_name: str | None = None
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+ matched_text: str | None = None # truncated to 100 chars
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+ ```
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+ `CLEAN` is the singleton `ScanResult(clean=True)`. Any non-clean result blocks the request — the agent returns a refusal and logs an audit event.
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+ ### Wiring Example
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+ See `apps/order_agent/firewall.py` (~70 lines) for the canonical wiring example — a real, tested thin wrapper showing exactly how an agent feeds domain config into SDK scan functions.
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+ ## Optional Integrations
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+ ### LLM Guard (`firewall_sdk.llm_guard`)
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+ Semantic second-pass scanning using DeBERTa models. Detects prompt injection, secrets, and sensitive output that regex rules miss.
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+ ```python
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+ import firewall_sdk.llm_guard as llm_guard
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+
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+ # At startup
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+ llm_guard.warmup(
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+ enabled=True,
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+ injection_threshold=0.9,
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+ use_onnx=False,
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+ workers=1,
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+ )
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+ # Per-checkpoint (same signatures as core scan functions)
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+ await llm_guard.scan_input(text)
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+ await llm_guard.scan_data_field(text)
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+ await llm_guard.scan_output(prompt, output_text)
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+ llm_guard.is_ready() # For /health endpoint
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+ ```
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+ ### Invariant Analyzer (`firewall_sdk.invariant`)
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+ Trace-level policy evaluation using Invariant policy files (`.inv`). Detects sequence-level violations (retry loops, data leakage after denied tool calls, unauthorized tool calls) that per-message scanning cannot catch.
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+ ```python
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+ import firewall_sdk.invariant as invariant
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+
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+ # At startup
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+ await invariant.warmup(
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+ enabled=True,
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+ policy_dir="policies/order_agent",
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+ )
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+ # After CP-4 (or CP-3 for pre-tool checks)
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+ result = await invariant.analyze_trace(trace)
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+ invariant.BLOCKING_RULES # frozenset of rule names eligible for blocking mode
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+ invariant.is_ready() # For /health endpoint
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+ ```
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+ ### Structured Logger (`firewall_sdk.logger`)
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+ JSON-formatted audit logging with HMAC-hashed email identifiers.
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+ ```python
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+ import firewall_sdk.logger as logger
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+ # At startup
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+ logger.setup_logging("INFO", "your-secret-salt") # Not "change-me-in-prod"
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+ logger.log_firewall_event(checkpoint, scan_result, user_email, ip)
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+ logger.log_agent_invocation(user_email, question, tool_calls, tokens, latency, blocked)
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+ logger.hash_email("user@example.com") # -> 16-char HMAC hex
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+ ```
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+ ### Trace Normalization (`firewall_sdk.trace`)
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+ Converts Anthropic-format traces to OpenAI-compatible format for Invariant analysis. Pure function, no state.
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+ ```python
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+ from firewall_sdk.trace import normalize_trace
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+ invariant_trace = normalize_trace(anthropic_snapshot_trace)
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+ ```
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+ ### Fail-Open Behavior
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+ LLM Guard and Invariant return `CLEAN` when disabled, not initialized, or on error. This is a deliberate availability choice — a scanner failure does not block user requests. The `/health` endpoint exposes `is_ready()` for monitoring.
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+ ### Module-Level State
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+ All three stateful modules (`llm_guard`, `invariant`, `logger`) use module-level globals set by `warmup()`. This is safe when each agent runs in its own process. Each module provides a `reset()` function for test isolation (see `tests/conftest.py`).
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+ ## Provisional Module: agent_helpers
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+ ```python
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+ from firewall_sdk.agent_helpers import (
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+ needs_llm_guard, # Domain-agnostic, likely to stabilize
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+ normalize_refusal, # Domain-agnostic, likely to stabilize
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+ serialize_blocks, # Anthropic-specific, will change in Phase 5
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+ serialize_message, # Anthropic-specific, will change in Phase 5
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+ snapshot_trace, # Anthropic-specific, will change in Phase 5
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+ )
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+ ```
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+ Both agents use all five functions. They work. But the interface is **not frozen**.
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+ `serialize_blocks`, `serialize_message`, and `snapshot_trace` access Anthropic SDK content block attributes directly (`.type`, `.text`, `.id`, `.name`, `.input`). These will change when framework portability is introduced. `needs_llm_guard` and `normalize_refusal` are domain-agnostic and likely to stabilize.
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+ `agent_helpers` is **not** re-exported from `firewall_sdk.__init__`. Import it directly: `from firewall_sdk.agent_helpers import ...`.
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+ ## What the Agent Must Supply
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+ Each agent provides domain config through a thin `firewall.py` wrapper that imports SDK functions and passes domain-specific values. The agent's `agent.py` calls the wrapper identically to pre-extraction code.
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+ | Config | Purpose | Order Agent | Patient Agent |
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+ |--------|---------|-------------|---------------|
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+ | `SCANNABLE_FIELDS` | Field names for CP-2 iteration | `["product", "order_id", ...]` | `["appointment_id", "patient_id", ...]` |
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+ | Topic keywords | Compiled regex for R-16 | `r"\b(?:order\|orders\|status\|...)` | `r"\b(?:appointment\|insurance\|...)` |
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+ | Entity pattern | Compiled regex for CP-4 S-02 | `r"ORD-\d+"` | `r"PAT-\d+"` |
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+ | Leakage label | String for audit logs | `"Cross-User Data Leakage"` | `"Cross-Patient Data Leakage"` |
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+ | `allowed_tools` | Request-scoped tool set | `{"get_order_status"}` | Varies by role |
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+ | `id_resolver` | `(name, args) -> set[str]` | Extracts `order_id` | Extracts `patient_id` + resolves `appointment_id` |
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+ | Refusal prefix | For `normalize_refusal` | `"I'm sorry, but I can't help with that."` | Same |
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+ | Refusal indicators | Compiled regex | Agent-specific pattern | Agent-specific pattern |
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+ | Policy directory | For Invariant | `policies/order_agent/` | `policies/patient_services/` |
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+ See `apps/order_agent/firewall.py` as the canonical wiring example.
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+ ## What the SDK Does NOT Own
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+ The SDK must never contain:
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+ - Agent loop or orchestration logic
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+ - FastAPI routes or HTTP request/response schemas
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+ - Auth implementations or identity provider logic
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+ - Storage adapters or data access code
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+ - Domain prompts or domain-specific policy rules
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+ - Tool implementations
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+ - UI code
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+ If it mentions a domain noun (orders, patients, appointments), it does not belong in the SDK.
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+ ## Initialization Lifecycle
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+ ```
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+ startup:
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+ logger.setup_logging(level, salt)
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+ llm_guard.warmup(enabled=..., threshold=..., onnx=..., workers=...)
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+ await invariant.warmup(enabled=..., policy_dir=...)
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+ per-request:
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+ allowed_tools = compute from auth context (request-scoped)
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+ CP-1: firewall.scan_input -> optionally llm_guard.scan_input
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+ agent loop:
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+ CP-3: firewall.scan_tool_call(..., allowed_tools=allowed_tools)
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+ execute tool
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+ CP-2: firewall.scan_data_field per field -> optionally llm_guard.scan_data_field
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+ CP-4: firewall.scan_output -> optionally llm_guard.scan_output
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+ -> optionally invariant.analyze_trace
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+ test teardown:
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+ llm_guard.reset(); invariant.reset(); logger.reset()
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+ ```
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+ ## Architecture
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+ ### Checkpoint Sequence
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+ ```mermaid
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+ sequenceDiagram
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+ participant U as User
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+ participant A as Agent
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+ participant F as Firewall SDK
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+ participant T as Tool
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+ participant M as Model (Claude)
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+
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+ U->>A: Request
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+ A->>F: CP-1: scan_input
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+ alt blocked
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+ F-->>A: ScanResult(clean=False)
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+ A-->>U: Refusal + audit log
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+ end
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+ A->>M: System prompt + tools + message
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+ M->>A: tool_use
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+ A->>F: CP-3: scan_tool_call
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+ alt blocked
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+ F-->>A: ScanResult(clean=False)
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+ A->>M: "Access denied" tool result
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+ else clean
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+ A->>T: Execute tool
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+ T->>A: Result
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+ A->>F: CP-2: scan_data_field (per field)
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+ alt blocked
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+ A->>M: "Data unavailable" tool result
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+ else clean
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+ A->>M: Tool result
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+ end
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+ end
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+ M->>A: end_turn (final text)
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+ A->>F: CP-4: scan_output
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+ alt blocked
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+ F-->>A: ScanResult(clean=False)
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+ A-->>U: Refusal + audit log
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+ else clean
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+ A-->>U: Response
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+ end
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+ ```
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+ ### SDK Composition
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+ ```mermaid
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+ graph TB
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+ subgraph "Core (stable, re-exported from __init__)"
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+ schemas["schemas<br/>ScanResult, CLEAN"]
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+ scan_engine["scan_engine<br/>scan_input, scan_data_field"]
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+ tool_guard["tool_guard<br/>scan_tool_call"]
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+ output_guard["output_guard<br/>scan_output"]
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+ end
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+ subgraph "Optional integrations (stable, import by path)"
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+ llm_guard["llm_guard<br/>warmup, scan_*, reset"]
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+ invariant["invariant<br/>warmup, analyze_trace, reset"]
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+ sdk_logger["logger<br/>setup_logging, log_*, reset"]
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+ trace["trace<br/>normalize_trace"]
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+ end
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+ subgraph "Provisional (will change in Phase 5)"
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+ helpers["agent_helpers<br/>serialize_*, normalize_refusal, needs_llm_guard"]
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+ end
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+ OA[Order Agent] --> schemas & scan_engine & tool_guard & output_guard
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+ OA --> llm_guard & invariant & sdk_logger
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+ OA --> helpers
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+ PA[Patient Agent] --> schemas & scan_engine & tool_guard & output_guard
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+ PA --> llm_guard & invariant & sdk_logger
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+ PA --> helpers
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+ ```
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+ ## Version and Governance
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+ Current version: `0.1.0` (semver 0.y.z = initial development).
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+ 1. No breaking changes to `firewall_sdk` without updating both agents in the same PR
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+ 2. Public interface modifications require CHANGELOG entries
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+ 3. `__all__` lists and `tests/firewall_sdk/test_public_api_surface.py` enforce what's public
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+ ## Known Couplings and Future Work
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+ **Anthropic-specific serialization.** `agent_helpers.serialize_blocks`, `serialize_message`, and `snapshot_trace` access Anthropic SDK content block attributes. `trace.normalize_trace` converts Anthropic format to OpenAI-compatible format for Invariant. Phase 5 must abstract these for framework portability. This is why `agent_helpers` is provisional. (`trace` is semi-public because its interface is stable — one pure function — even though its implementation is Anthropic-format-aware.)
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+ **Module-level state.** The `warmup()`/`reset()` pattern is process-scoped. Multi-agent-in-one-process hosting would require instance-based refactoring.
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+ **`_LLM_REFUSAL_INDICATORS` duplication.** Both agents define nearly identical refusal regexes — one says `"specifically designed to help you check"`, the other says `"specifically designed to help"`. Could become an SDK-provided default with agent override in a future version.
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