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Name: kazenai
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: Reliability infrastructure for AI agents: Local-first budget & loop enforcement.
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Author-email: Dhavan Shah <founder@kazenai.com>
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Keywords: llm,agents,observability,finops,langchain
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# kazenai-core
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> **Stop your AI agents from burning your budget. Catch loops before they catch you.**
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[](https://badge.fury.io/py/kazenai-finops)
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[](https://www.python.org/downloads/)
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## What is KazenAI?
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KazenAI is **reliability infrastructure for AI agents**.
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1. **It loops** — and burns your entire monthly LLM budget in 40 minutes
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KazenAI intercepts every LLM and tool call your agent makes, enforces budget limits locally (no network required), detects loops before they become expensive, and gives you full observability — with one function call.
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## The problem in one screenshot
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[KazenAI] step=1 gpt-4o-mini cost=$0.0043 total=$0.0043 proj=$0.21/$5.00 OK
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[KazenAI] step=2 gpt-4o-mini cost=$0.0041 total=$0.0084 proj=$0.19/$5.00 OK
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## Features (MVP — shipping Week 1)
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- **`monitor(agent, ...)`** — wraps LangChain, AutoGen, and CrewAI agents with one call
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