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+ # Contributing to agentsense
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+ Thanks for your interest! agentsense is an early-stage, local-first tool for making sense
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+ of what AI agents did. Contributions of all kinds are welcome.
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+ ## Development setup
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+ ```bash
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+ # Install uv: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/
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+ ```
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+ The core (proxy + store + redaction + SDK) has no model or network dependency. The `ui`
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+ extra adds FastAPI/uvicorn; the `replay` extra adds boto3/openai for live model calls.
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+ ## Running checks
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+ ```bash
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+ uv run ruff check . # lint
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+ `tests/test_proxy_transparency.py` drives a real MCP server through the proxy and
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+ self-skips when `npx` is unavailable. Live model calls (Bedrock/OpenAI) are used only in
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+ the `examples/`, never in the test suite.
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+ ## Design rules (please preserve)
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+ These are load-bearing invariants proven during validation — keep them intact:
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+ - **The proxy forwards raw bytes unchanged**; only a *copy* is parsed for tracing. Never
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+ re-serialize a message onto the wire.
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+ - **Nothing but JSON-RPC goes to stdout.** All logs go to stderr / a file.
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+ - **The trace store keeps whole objects** — no field whitelist, so vendor/unknown fields
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+ - **Redaction is deterministic** (hash-derived tokens) and runs on the write path, so a
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+ Name: agentsense-ai
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+ Summary: Make sense of what your AI agents did — local-first, MCP-native observability, trace replay & trajectory diff.
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+ Author-email: Rahul Rajeev <rahulrajeev2k1@gmail.com>
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+ Keywords: agents,ai,debugging,llm,mcp,model-context-protocol,observability,replay,tracing
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+ Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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+ Classifier: Topic :: System :: Monitoring
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+ Requires-Dist: uvicorn>=0.29; extra == 'ui'
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ # agentsense
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+ **Make sense of what your AI agents did.** A local-first, MCP-native observability &
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+ debugging tool: a transparent MCP proxy traces every protocol message with **zero code
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+ change to the agent**, PII is redacted deterministically on the write path, and traces
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+ are stored whole (no field whitelist) in local SQLite — then **replayed and diffed** to
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+ see how a different model would have decided.
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+ *Apache-2.0 · local-first · no cloud signup*
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+ ![Replay-diff: two models over the same recorded tool results, diverging at the first decision](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Rahul06x1/agentsense/main/docs/img/compare.png)
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+ > *Compare view — the same run replayed against two models; the first point where their decisions diverge is highlighted.*
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+
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+ ## Aim
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+ Ship an open-source, MCP-native agent observability & debugging tool that combines four
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+ properties no existing tool has together: **local-first**, **MCP-native** (instruments
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+ inside the Model Context Protocol, not wrapped via OpenTelemetry), **true trace replay +
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+ trajectory diff**, and **open source**. The goal is a public release with a working demo
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+ and documented architecture — a debugger for AI agents that runs entirely on your machine.
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+ ## Why it's useful
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+ When an AI agent misbehaves — wrong tool, bad decision, runaway cost — you are usually
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+ guessing. agentsense gives you ground truth:
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+ - **Protocol-level tracing with zero code change.** Point the agent's MCP config at the
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+ proxy and every tool call, input/output, latency, and cost is captured — even for
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+ agents you can't instrument.
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+ - **"Would a different model fix this?"** Replay a recorded trace against another
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+ model/prompt, feeding back stored tool results, and diff the trajectory to see exactly
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+ where behaviour diverges — no live tool calls, no API cost, no side effects.
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+ - **Compliance-ready audit trails.** PII is redacted deterministically *before* it is
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+ ever stored, and the redaction itself is logged — the audit-trail story for EU AI Act
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+ enforcement (from August 2026).
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+ - **Local-first.** No cloud signup, fully self-hostable.
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+ ## What's here (v0)
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+ | Component | Module | Status |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | MCP proxy (stdio, transparent) | `proxy/` | ✅ built first |
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+ | Deterministic PII redaction | `redaction/` | ✅ write-path |
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+ | SQLite trace store (whole objects) | `store/` | ✅ |
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+ | Mocked replay + trajectory diff | `replay/` | ✅ pluggable model client |
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+ | Python capture SDK | `sdk/` | ✅ OTel GenAI conventions |
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+ | Local trace-explorer UI | `ui/` | ✅ read-only, FastAPI |
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+ ## Design rules (proven in Phase 0, enforced here)
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+ - Proxy forwards raw bytes **unchanged**; only a *copy* is parsed for tracing.
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+ - Logs go to **stderr / file, never stdout** (stdout is the JSON-RPC channel).
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+ - Trace store preserves **unknown/vendor fields** — whole objects, no whitelist.
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+ - Redaction is **deterministic** (hash-derived tokens) so replay aligns.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install agentsense-ai # distribution name; the CLI and import are `agentsense`
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+ # extras: pip install "agentsense-ai[ui,replay]" # web UI + live-replay model clients
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+ ```
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+ The install/import names differ (like `scikit-learn` → `sklearn`): the package is
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+ `agentsense-ai`, but you run `agentsense …` and `import agentsense`.
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+
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+ ## Quick start
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+ ```bash
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+ uv sync --group dev
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+ # Point your MCP client's server config at this command instead of the real server.
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+ # The proxy forwards transparently and traces to SQLite.
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+ uv run agentsense proxy --db traces.db -- \
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+ npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem /tmp
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+ ```
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+ ## Tests
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+ ```bash
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+ uv run pytest # unit tests run offline; the proxy has no model dependency
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+ uv run ruff check .
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+ ```
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+ `test_proxy_transparency.py` is an integration test that drives `server-filesystem`
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+ through the proxy with a real MCP client; it self-skips if `npx` is unavailable.
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+ ## UI (local trace explorer)
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+ A read-only web app over the trace store — no build step, no Node. It serves a JSON
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+ API and a single static page (trace list → span tree + timeline + redaction badges).
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+ ![Trace explorer: span tree, timeline, and redaction badges](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Rahul06x1/agentsense/main/docs/img/explorer.png)
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+ ```bash
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+ uv sync --extra ui
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+ uv run agentsense ui --db traces.db # opens http://127.0.0.1:8000
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+ ```
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+ The **Compare** tab renders the side-by-side trajectory diff: pick two captured traces
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+ and see their decision sequences aligned, with the first point of divergence highlighted.
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+ **Live replay** — on any captured trace, pick a model and re-run it right there: agentsense
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+ rebuilds the recording, replays it against your chosen model (OpenAI-compatible/Ollama or
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+ AWS Bedrock), and diffs the result against what the agent actually did. Ephemeral — no
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+ store writes.
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+ ![Live replay: re-run a captured trace against a model and diff the result](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Rahul06x1/agentsense/main/docs/img/live-replay.png)
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+ Endpoints: `GET /api/traces`, `GET /api/traces/{id}/spans`, `GET /api/diff?a=&b=`,
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+ `POST /api/replay`. The frontend is plain HTML/JS in `ui/static/` — swappable for React
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+ later behind the same API.
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+ ## Capture SDK
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+ For agents you *can* instrument, the SDK records reasoning-level detail the proxy can't
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+ see. It writes through the same store — and therefore the same redaction path — as the
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+ proxy, using OpenTelemetry GenAI attribute naming (`gen_ai.*`) for interop.
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+ ```python
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+ from agentsense.sdk import Tracer
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+ from agentsense.store import SpanStore
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+ tracer = Tracer(SpanStore("traces.db"))
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+ with tracer.session("booking-agent") as s:
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+ s.step("plan", reasoning=..., model="claude-opus-4-8")
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+ s.llm_call("claude-opus-4-8", messages=[...], response={...},
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+ usage={"input_tokens": 1200, "output_tokens": 80})
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+ s.tool_call("search_flights", args={...}, result={...}, cost=0.002)
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+ ```
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+ Spans form a shallow tree (session → steps). `llm_call` stores the whole conversation
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+ (messages, tools, response) so a captured run can be reconstructed into a replayable
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+ `Recording`. Demo: `uv run python examples/sdk_capture.py`.
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+ ## Replay + trajectory diff
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+ Re-drive an agent run against a different model, **injecting recorded tool results**
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+ (the engine cannot call a live tool — the guarantee holds by construction), then diff
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+ the two decision trajectories to find the first point of divergence.
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+ ```bash
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+ # Offline, no creds — two scripted "models" over the same recorded results:
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+ uv run python examples/replay_scripted.py
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+ # → diverge at decision 0: haiku-4.5 → call get_weather(...) | opus-4.8 → call get_forecast(...)
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+ ```
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+ The model client is **pluggable behind one adapter** (`replay/adapters/`): `ScriptedAdapter`
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+ (offline/tests), `BedrockAdapter` (Converse, dev), `OpenAICompatAdapter` (OSS release). The
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+ engine speaks only provider-neutral types — swapping providers never touches it. Recorded
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+ tool results can be supplied directly or pulled from a captured proxy trace via
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+ `Recording.from_trace_store(...)`.
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+ ### Capture → replay (the full loop)
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+ An SDK-captured run replays end-to-end: `Recording.from_sdk_trace(store, trace_id)`
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+ reconstructs the question, tools, model, and recorded tool results, and
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+ `captured_trajectory(store, trace_id)` reconstructs what the agent *actually did*. Diff
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+ the two to answer "would a different model have decided differently than my agent did?"
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+ ```bash
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+ uv run python examples/capture_then_replay.py
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+ # → diverge at decision 0: claude-haiku-4-5 → call get_weather(...) | rushed-model → final answer
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+ ```
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+ ## Model access (live replay only — not needed for the proxy)
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+ Live replay uses AWS Bedrock (Converse API) for dev, OpenAI-compatible for the OSS
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+ release. Before running the Bedrock example:
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+ ```bash
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+ aws sso login --profile <your-aws-profile> # temporary SSO creds
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+ export AWS_PROFILE=<your-aws-profile> AWS_REGION=eu-west-1
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+ uv run --extra replay python examples/replay_bedrock.py
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+ ```
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+ ## Contributing
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+ Issues and PRs welcome — see [CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md). All tests run offline
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+ (`uv run pytest`); the proxy has no model dependency.
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+ ## License
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+ [Apache License 2.0](./LICENSE) — includes an explicit patent grant.