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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: underwrit
+Version: 0.3.0
+Summary: The Underwrit data plane: a decision plane for agent tool calls, and evidence anyone can verify offline. Apache-2.0.
+License: Apache-2.0
+Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/underwrit-io/dataplane
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
+Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License
+Classifier: Topic :: Security
+Classifier: Topic :: System :: Logging
+Requires-Python: >=3.11
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+Provides-Extra: postgres
+Requires-Dist: psycopg[binary,pool]>=3.1; extra == "postgres"
+Dynamic: license-file
+
+# Underwrit
+
+Verifiable evidence for what an agent did, and a decision plane in front of it.
+
+Two processes, and the split is the product:
+
+| | |
+|---|---|
+| **data plane** — `python3 -m underwrit serve` | Runs on your side. Decides, records every decision to a hash chain, produces evidence packs. Keeps deciding when the control plane is unreachable. |
+| **control plane** — `python3 -m underwrit control` | Hosted, multi-tenant. Distributes policy, counts usage. Never receives an action's arguments. Never in the decision path. |
+
+```
+python3 -m underwrit demo-stack        # both planes, the console, seeded sessions, sign-in links
+python3 -m underwrit demo --live       # in a second terminal: an incident held, approved by two people, claimed, verified
+```
+
+Or with Docker: `docker compose up -d`, then `docker compose --profile demo run --rm demo`.
+[`docs/DEMO.md`](docs/DEMO.md) is the twelve-minute runbook.
+
+Or without Docker: `python3 -m underwrit control 8788`, mint a node token, then
+`UNDERWRIT_CONTROL_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8788 UNDERWRIT_NODE_TOKEN=... python3 -m underwrit serve 8787`,
+`UNDERWRIT_TOKEN=... python3 -m underwrit demo`, and `cd console && npm install && npm run dev`.
+[`docs/OPERATIONS.md`](docs/OPERATIONS.md) has the rest.
+
+## Open core
+
+This repository is the **Underwrit data plane**, licensed under Apache-2.0: the decision engine, the
+hash chain, the Merkle checkpoints, the evidence format and the verifier every bundle ships, the
+Python and TypeScript clients, the MCP server, the benchmark and the research notes. It runs on
+its own with a local policy and produces evidence a third party can verify without trusting you —
+which is the part that has to be open for the evidence to mean anything.
+
+**Underwrit Control Plane** is licensed commercially and adds the control plane (policy distribution,
+multi-tenancy, witnessing and cosignatures), the approvals console, single sign-on operations,
+Helm charts, Terraform and managed deployment. It installs beside this package
+(licensed commercially, shipped as container images, never on PyPI or npm) and `underwrit control` / `underwrit demo-stack` hand off to it.
+
+## What it does
+
+An agent proposes an action. The plane answers with the action, everything already in that session,
+and the operator's policy — `allow`, `allow_recorded`, `require_human` or `deny` — writes the
+decision to a hash chain, and hands back a bundle anybody can verify offline.
+
+Two signals decide. **Taint**: has this session consumed content a third party could have
+authored? **Authority**: are the values that carry the action — recipient, amount, host, grant
+target, any embedded link — named by the user, by a trusted source, or only by that content? A
+tainted hold whose every such value the user named becomes a record; a value that arrived only in
+untrusted content is held even for a small action.
+
+An approval is a contract, not a flag: bound to the exact arguments, the policy version, whatever
+state the caller said must still hold, and a clock. Immediately before executing, the runtime
+*claims* it, and the claim is refused if anything changed, the approval expired, or it was already
+used. Verification of what happened afterwards is recorded apart from whether the call succeeded.
+
+```
+POST /v1/sessions                   open a session
+POST /v1/decide                     propose an action (idempotencyKey, preconditions optional)
+POST /v1/decisions/:id/resolve      a person answers a held decision
+POST /v1/decisions/:id/claim        revalidate an approval with the same arguments, exactly once
+POST /v1/outcome                    what happened, what came back, and what was verified
+GET  /v1/evidence/:id               the pack
+GET  /v1/evidence/:id/bundle        zip, with verify.py inside
+POST /v1/policy/replay              the shadow report: what a candidate policy would have done
+GET  /v1/retention  POST /v1/holds  what is kept, and legal holds
+GET  /v1/tokens     POST /v1/tokens/:id/rotate|revoke
+POST /v1/policy/import              Cedar → deniedTools, allowlist, ceilings (preview, then apply)
+GET  /v1/approvers  POST /v1/holds/escalate   who answers, how fast; escalate overdue holds
+GET  /v1/checkpoint                 the signed tree, its witnesses and external timestamps
+```
+
+Clients: [`sdk/python`](sdk/python) (`pip install underwrit-client`, stdlib only — twenty lines to
+integrate a runtime), [`sdk/typescript`](sdk/typescript), and `python3 -m underwrit mcp` for any
+MCP-capable agent. Adapters for Claude Code (`underwrit-hook`), the OpenAI Agents SDK, LangGraph,
+Google ADK, the Vercel AI SDK, gateways with an HTTP pre-call hook, and OpenTelemetry.
+
+Measured on AgentDojo with real tool outputs, over the 501 attack pairs in which the injection
+produced an action: the authority check catches 436 (87%) where taint alone caught 356, and 496
+(99%) with domain sinks declared; an attacker who renames the sink to an unknown tool is still
+caught 397 times where a name-based check caught 21. On tasks where the user named every value
+(deploys, transfers to a named account) it interrupted none of 18 sink calls; on open tasks ("read
+my inbox and reply") it still asks a person most of the time, so shadow mode stays the default
+there. `docs/RESEARCH.md` has the tables, the kill criteria and their limits.
+
+Evidence is signed (Ed25519), Merkle-proven (RFC 9162), cosigned by as many witnesses as you
+configure (C2SP), and time-stamped by an RFC 3161 authority and OpenTimestamps when configured;
+`verify.py` in every bundle checks all of it with the standard library. Sign-in is OpenID Connect
+(RS256/ES256/EdDSA) or SPIFFE JWT-SVIDs; policy can be tightened by OPA or imported from Cedar.
+
+## Who may act
+
+Four roles, and the separation is the point: an **agent** proposes, an **approver** answers (two
+distinct people in production), an **auditor** reads, an **admin** sets policy and mints tokens
+and cannot approve. People sign in through your identity provider (OpenID Connect; a Keycloak
+realm ships in `deploy/keycloak`) or with a token minted from the data plane; runtimes use tokens
+or client credentials. When the provider is down, `underwrit break-glass` mints a short-lived emergency
+credential from the host, and every request it makes is recorded under the operator's name.
+
+## Shadow mode is the default, and that is a finding not a caution
+
+Measured against [AgentDojo](https://github.com/ethz-spylab/agentdojo) — 123 traces authored by
+people who had never seen this rule — session taint caught 16 of 26 attacks while interrupting 26 of
+97 benign sessions: **one interrupt per 2.2 legitimate sink calls**, against a target of one in
+twenty. Tuning detection up to 88% took it to one in 1.2. Detection and false positives moved
+together, which is what a signal that does not discriminate looks like.
+
+So the engine decides on every action and records it, and `enforce` decides whether a caller is told
+to act on the verdict. Off unless an operator turns it on, per environment, after looking at their
+own traffic — which is what the console's Policy view shows them before they apply a change.
+
+## What the evidence proves
+
+That no entry present has been altered or reordered, no file edited, and — format 2 — that each
+entry sits at its stated position in a log of the stated size, under a checkpoint signed with the
+data plane's Ed25519 key. **Not** that the record is complete — only the entries present can be
+checked. And not origin from the bundle alone: pin the key from `GET /v1/keys` when you verify.
+Every pack says so in its own README, and `verify.py` says it again when you run it.
+
+Arguments expire (`UNDERWRIT_RETENTION_DAYS`, per environment); the chain holds digests and is untouched,
+so a pack built after a sweep verifies exactly as one built before. A legal hold exempts a subject
+and is visible in its pack.
+
+The format is in [`spec/evidence-format.md`](spec/evidence-format.md), with test vectors. It and the
+verifier are MIT: an evidence format only its vendor can read is not evidence.
+
+## Layout
+
+```
+underwrit/
+  chain.py      hash-chained log — append, verify, redact, seal
+  evidence.py   pack builder + the offline verifier
+  subject.py    what a pack is about; the library never queries a host table
+  policy.py     the decision engine: taint and authority
+  merkle.py     RFC 9162 tree and proofs
+  ed25519.py    RFC 8032, pure Python
+  checkpoint.py the log key and signed checkpoints
+  replay.py     the shadow report
+  store.py      sessions and decisions; arguments live here, digests go in the chain
+  retention.py  sweeps, legal holds, the policy in force
+  auth.py       roles, tokens (expiry, rotation, tenant, break glass), quorum
+  oidc.py       OpenID Connect verification and role mapping
+  api.py        data plane
+  control.py    control plane — tenants, policy, fleet, usage, quota
+  migrate.py    versioned schema
+  backup.py     backups that end in verify_chain()
+  obs.py        structured logs (never an argument) and /metrics
+  ratelimit.py  per-token token bucket
+  mcp.py        the MCP entry point
+  recorder.py   139-line reference recorder over a Store protocol
+  bundle.py     zip assembly and the signed manifest; db.py the SQLite/Postgres layer
+  tsa.py        RFC 3161 and OpenTimestamps; ecdsa_p256.py ES256; opa.py, cedar.py the policy plane
+  taskdraft.py  a task policy drafted from the request without a model; demo.py, demo_stack.py
+sdk/            Python and TypeScript clients
+spec/           the format, versioned, with vectors
+docs/           OPERATIONS, THREAT-MODEL, RESEARCH, OTEL-PROPOSAL (the console, deployment and runbooks are in underwrit-io/controlplane)
+tests/          245 tests; the new modules run each plane as a subprocess
+```

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+# Underwrit
+
+Verifiable evidence for what an agent did, and a decision plane in front of it.
+
+Two processes, and the split is the product:
+
+| | |
+|---|---|
+| **data plane** — `python3 -m underwrit serve` | Runs on your side. Decides, records every decision to a hash chain, produces evidence packs. Keeps deciding when the control plane is unreachable. |
+| **control plane** — `python3 -m underwrit control` | Hosted, multi-tenant. Distributes policy, counts usage. Never receives an action's arguments. Never in the decision path. |
+
+```
+python3 -m underwrit demo-stack        # both planes, the console, seeded sessions, sign-in links
+python3 -m underwrit demo --live       # in a second terminal: an incident held, approved by two people, claimed, verified
+```
+
+Or with Docker: `docker compose up -d`, then `docker compose --profile demo run --rm demo`.
+[`docs/DEMO.md`](docs/DEMO.md) is the twelve-minute runbook.
+
+Or without Docker: `python3 -m underwrit control 8788`, mint a node token, then
+`UNDERWRIT_CONTROL_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8788 UNDERWRIT_NODE_TOKEN=... python3 -m underwrit serve 8787`,
+`UNDERWRIT_TOKEN=... python3 -m underwrit demo`, and `cd console && npm install && npm run dev`.
+[`docs/OPERATIONS.md`](docs/OPERATIONS.md) has the rest.
+
+## Open core
+
+This repository is the **Underwrit data plane**, licensed under Apache-2.0: the decision engine, the
+hash chain, the Merkle checkpoints, the evidence format and the verifier every bundle ships, the
+Python and TypeScript clients, the MCP server, the benchmark and the research notes. It runs on
+its own with a local policy and produces evidence a third party can verify without trusting you —
+which is the part that has to be open for the evidence to mean anything.
+
+**Underwrit Control Plane** is licensed commercially and adds the control plane (policy distribution,
+multi-tenancy, witnessing and cosignatures), the approvals console, single sign-on operations,
+Helm charts, Terraform and managed deployment. It installs beside this package
+(licensed commercially, shipped as container images, never on PyPI or npm) and `underwrit control` / `underwrit demo-stack` hand off to it.
+
+## What it does
+
+An agent proposes an action. The plane answers with the action, everything already in that session,
+and the operator's policy — `allow`, `allow_recorded`, `require_human` or `deny` — writes the
+decision to a hash chain, and hands back a bundle anybody can verify offline.
+
+Two signals decide. **Taint**: has this session consumed content a third party could have
+authored? **Authority**: are the values that carry the action — recipient, amount, host, grant
+target, any embedded link — named by the user, by a trusted source, or only by that content? A
+tainted hold whose every such value the user named becomes a record; a value that arrived only in
+untrusted content is held even for a small action.
+
+An approval is a contract, not a flag: bound to the exact arguments, the policy version, whatever
+state the caller said must still hold, and a clock. Immediately before executing, the runtime
+*claims* it, and the claim is refused if anything changed, the approval expired, or it was already
+used. Verification of what happened afterwards is recorded apart from whether the call succeeded.
+
+```
+POST /v1/sessions                   open a session
+POST /v1/decide                     propose an action (idempotencyKey, preconditions optional)
+POST /v1/decisions/:id/resolve      a person answers a held decision
+POST /v1/decisions/:id/claim        revalidate an approval with the same arguments, exactly once
+POST /v1/outcome                    what happened, what came back, and what was verified
+GET  /v1/evidence/:id               the pack
+GET  /v1/evidence/:id/bundle        zip, with verify.py inside
+POST /v1/policy/replay              the shadow report: what a candidate policy would have done
+GET  /v1/retention  POST /v1/holds  what is kept, and legal holds
+GET  /v1/tokens     POST /v1/tokens/:id/rotate|revoke
+POST /v1/policy/import              Cedar → deniedTools, allowlist, ceilings (preview, then apply)
+GET  /v1/approvers  POST /v1/holds/escalate   who answers, how fast; escalate overdue holds
+GET  /v1/checkpoint                 the signed tree, its witnesses and external timestamps
+```
+
+Clients: [`sdk/python`](sdk/python) (`pip install underwrit-client`, stdlib only — twenty lines to
+integrate a runtime), [`sdk/typescript`](sdk/typescript), and `python3 -m underwrit mcp` for any
+MCP-capable agent. Adapters for Claude Code (`underwrit-hook`), the OpenAI Agents SDK, LangGraph,
+Google ADK, the Vercel AI SDK, gateways with an HTTP pre-call hook, and OpenTelemetry.
+
+Measured on AgentDojo with real tool outputs, over the 501 attack pairs in which the injection
+produced an action: the authority check catches 436 (87%) where taint alone caught 356, and 496
+(99%) with domain sinks declared; an attacker who renames the sink to an unknown tool is still
+caught 397 times where a name-based check caught 21. On tasks where the user named every value
+(deploys, transfers to a named account) it interrupted none of 18 sink calls; on open tasks ("read
+my inbox and reply") it still asks a person most of the time, so shadow mode stays the default
+there. `docs/RESEARCH.md` has the tables, the kill criteria and their limits.
+
+Evidence is signed (Ed25519), Merkle-proven (RFC 9162), cosigned by as many witnesses as you
+configure (C2SP), and time-stamped by an RFC 3161 authority and OpenTimestamps when configured;
+`verify.py` in every bundle checks all of it with the standard library. Sign-in is OpenID Connect
+(RS256/ES256/EdDSA) or SPIFFE JWT-SVIDs; policy can be tightened by OPA or imported from Cedar.
+
+## Who may act
+
+Four roles, and the separation is the point: an **agent** proposes, an **approver** answers (two
+distinct people in production), an **auditor** reads, an **admin** sets policy and mints tokens
+and cannot approve. People sign in through your identity provider (OpenID Connect; a Keycloak
+realm ships in `deploy/keycloak`) or with a token minted from the data plane; runtimes use tokens
+or client credentials. When the provider is down, `underwrit break-glass` mints a short-lived emergency
+credential from the host, and every request it makes is recorded under the operator's name.
+
+## Shadow mode is the default, and that is a finding not a caution
+
+Measured against [AgentDojo](https://github.com/ethz-spylab/agentdojo) — 123 traces authored by
+people who had never seen this rule — session taint caught 16 of 26 attacks while interrupting 26 of
+97 benign sessions: **one interrupt per 2.2 legitimate sink calls**, against a target of one in
+twenty. Tuning detection up to 88% took it to one in 1.2. Detection and false positives moved
+together, which is what a signal that does not discriminate looks like.
+
+So the engine decides on every action and records it, and `enforce` decides whether a caller is told
+to act on the verdict. Off unless an operator turns it on, per environment, after looking at their
+own traffic — which is what the console's Policy view shows them before they apply a change.
+
+## What the evidence proves
+
+That no entry present has been altered or reordered, no file edited, and — format 2 — that each
+entry sits at its stated position in a log of the stated size, under a checkpoint signed with the
+data plane's Ed25519 key. **Not** that the record is complete — only the entries present can be
+checked. And not origin from the bundle alone: pin the key from `GET /v1/keys` when you verify.
+Every pack says so in its own README, and `verify.py` says it again when you run it.
+
+Arguments expire (`UNDERWRIT_RETENTION_DAYS`, per environment); the chain holds digests and is untouched,
+so a pack built after a sweep verifies exactly as one built before. A legal hold exempts a subject
+and is visible in its pack.
+
+The format is in [`spec/evidence-format.md`](spec/evidence-format.md), with test vectors. It and the
+verifier are MIT: an evidence format only its vendor can read is not evidence.
+
+## Layout
+
+```
+underwrit/
+  chain.py      hash-chained log — append, verify, redact, seal
+  evidence.py   pack builder + the offline verifier
+  subject.py    what a pack is about; the library never queries a host table
+  policy.py     the decision engine: taint and authority
+  merkle.py     RFC 9162 tree and proofs
+  ed25519.py    RFC 8032, pure Python
+  checkpoint.py the log key and signed checkpoints
+  replay.py     the shadow report
+  store.py      sessions and decisions; arguments live here, digests go in the chain
+  retention.py  sweeps, legal holds, the policy in force
+  auth.py       roles, tokens (expiry, rotation, tenant, break glass), quorum
+  oidc.py       OpenID Connect verification and role mapping
+  api.py        data plane
+  control.py    control plane — tenants, policy, fleet, usage, quota
+  migrate.py    versioned schema
+  backup.py     backups that end in verify_chain()
+  obs.py        structured logs (never an argument) and /metrics
+  ratelimit.py  per-token token bucket
+  mcp.py        the MCP entry point
+  recorder.py   139-line reference recorder over a Store protocol
+  bundle.py     zip assembly and the signed manifest; db.py the SQLite/Postgres layer
+  tsa.py        RFC 3161 and OpenTimestamps; ecdsa_p256.py ES256; opa.py, cedar.py the policy plane
+  taskdraft.py  a task policy drafted from the request without a model; demo.py, demo_stack.py
+sdk/            Python and TypeScript clients
+spec/           the format, versioned, with vectors
+docs/           OPERATIONS, THREAT-MODEL, RESEARCH, OTEL-PROPOSAL (the console, deployment and runbooks are in underwrit-io/controlplane)
+tests/          245 tests; the new modules run each plane as a subprocess
+```

underwrit-0.3.0/pyproject.toml

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+[build-system]
+requires = ["setuptools>=68"]
+build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
+
+[project]
+name = "underwrit"
+version = "0.3.0"
+description = "The Underwrit data plane: a decision plane for agent tool calls, and evidence anyone can verify offline. Apache-2.0."
+readme = "README.md"
+license = { text = "Apache-2.0" }
+requires-python = ">=3.11"
+dependencies = []
+classifiers = [
+  "Programming Language :: Python :: 3",
+  "License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License",
+  "Topic :: Security",
+  "Topic :: System :: Logging",
+]
+
+[project.optional-dependencies]
+postgres = ["psycopg[binary,pool]>=3.1"]
+
+[project.scripts]
+underwrit = "underwrit.cli:main"
+
+[project.urls]
+Homepage = "https://github.com/underwrit-io/dataplane"
+
+[tool.setuptools]
+packages = ["underwrit"]

underwrit-0.3.0/setup.cfg

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+[egg_info]
+tag_build = 
+tag_date = 0
+