ward-scanner 0.2.2__py3-none-any.whl
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- ward/__init__.py +35 -0
- ward/bench/__init__.py +22 -0
- ward/bench/compare.py +95 -0
- ward/bench/corpora.py +126 -0
- ward/bench/download.py +176 -0
- ward/bench/report.py +182 -0
- ward/bench/runner.py +220 -0
- ward/bench/samples/README.md +25 -0
- ward/bench/samples/advbench_harmful_behaviors.jsonl +50 -0
- ward/bench/samples/deepset_prompt_injections.jsonl +50 -0
- ward/bench/samples/lakera_ignore_instructions.jsonl +50 -0
- ward/bench/samples/spikee_jailbreaks.jsonl +50 -0
- ward/cli.py +1034 -0
- ward/core/__init__.py +1 -0
- ward/core/engine.py +116 -0
- ward/core/git_metadata.py +153 -0
- ward/core/github_api.py +110 -0
- ward/core/models.py +133 -0
- ward/core/normalise.py +470 -0
- ward/core/rules.py +122 -0
- ward/core/verdict.py +36 -0
- ward/core/wardignore.py +64 -0
- ward/demo.py +184 -0
- ward/detectors/__init__.py +30 -0
- ward/detectors/ai_tool_specific.py +10 -0
- ward/detectors/base.py +86 -0
- ward/detectors/exfiltration.py +10 -0
- ward/detectors/instruction_override.py +10 -0
- ward/detectors/obfuscation.py +279 -0
- ward/detectors/role_manipulation.py +10 -0
- ward/detectors/tool_call_injection.py +10 -0
- ward/judge/__init__.py +40 -0
- ward/judge/anthropic_judge.py +101 -0
- ward/judge/base.py +54 -0
- ward/judge/mock.py +56 -0
- ward/judge/prompt.py +132 -0
- ward/lab.py +253 -0
- ward/lab_reviewer.py +407 -0
- ward/reporters/__init__.py +7 -0
- ward/reporters/json.py +60 -0
- ward/reporters/pretty.py +65 -0
- ward/reporters/sarif.py +111 -0
- ward/rules/__init__.py +1 -0
- ward/rules/ai_tool_quirks.yaml +82 -0
- ward/rules/exfiltration.yaml +82 -0
- ward/rules/instruction_overrides.yaml +152 -0
- ward/rules/multilingual.yaml +99 -0
- ward/rules/obfuscation.yaml +23 -0
- ward/rules/role_manipulation.yaml +54 -0
- ward/rules/tool_calls.yaml +76 -0
- ward/selftest.py +134 -0
- ward_scanner-0.2.2.dist-info/METADATA +596 -0
- ward_scanner-0.2.2.dist-info/RECORD +56 -0
- ward_scanner-0.2.2.dist-info/WHEEL +4 -0
- ward_scanner-0.2.2.dist-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- ward_scanner-0.2.2.dist-info/licenses/LICENSE +21 -0
ward/__init__.py
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"""Ward: pre-agent metadata scanner for prompt injection.
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from ward import build_input, scan_inputs, load_rule_pack
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from ward import Severity, Verdict, ScanInput, Finding, ScanReport
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pack = load_rule_pack()
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inputs = [build_input("pr_body", untrusted_text, location="user-input")]
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report = scan_inputs(inputs, pack, target="my-agent")
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if report.verdict is not Verdict.PASS:
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raise RuntimeError(f"Refusing to ingest: {report.findings}")
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See README.md for the full SDK usage guide.
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"""
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from .core.engine import build_input, scan_inputs
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from .core.models import Finding, ScanInput, ScanReport, Severity, Surface, Verdict
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from .core.rules import RulePack, load_rule_pack
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__version__ = "0.2.2"
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__all__ = [
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"Finding",
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"RulePack",
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"ScanInput",
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"Surface",
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"load_rule_pack",
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"scan_inputs",
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ward/bench/__init__.py
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"""Benchmark harness: run Ward against public adversarial corpora.
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- ``CORPORA``: tuple of bundled corpus descriptors.
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- ``run_benchmark``: scan one or more corpora and return a structured report.
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- ``render_markdown`` / ``render_json``: format the report for humans / CI.
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"""
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from .corpora import CORPORA, Corpus, CorpusFit
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from .report import render_json, render_markdown
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from .runner import BenchReport, CorpusResult, run_benchmark
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__all__ = [
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"""Compare two benchmark JSON reports and render the diff as Markdown.
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Used by CI to comment on every PR with the recall / FPR delta versus the
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base branch. Makes silent regressions on detection numbers visible.
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"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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import json
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from pathlib import Path
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def _load(path: str | Path) -> dict[str, Any]:
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def _pct(x: float) -> str:
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def _delta_pp(new: float, base: float) -> str:
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def render_diff(base_report: dict[str, Any], new_report: dict[str, Any]) -> str:
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"""Return a self-contained Markdown block summarising base vs new bench."""
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lines: list[str] = []
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lines.append("<!-- ward-bench-diff -->")
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lines.append("## Ward bench diff")
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lines.append("")
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f"Base version: `{base_report.get('version', '?')}` | "
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f"PR version: `{new_report.get('version', '?')}`"
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base_recall = float(base_summary.get("overall_recall_in_scope", 0))
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new_recall = float(new_summary.get("overall_recall_in_scope", 0))
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base_fpr = float(base_summary.get("overall_false_positive_rate_in_scope", 0))
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lines.append("### Headline")
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lines.append("| Metric | Base | PR | Delta |")
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f"| In-scope recall | {_pct(base_recall)} | {_pct(new_recall)} | "
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f"{_delta_pp(new_recall, base_recall)} |"
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f"| In-scope FPR | {_pct(base_fpr)} | {_pct(new_fpr)} | {_delta_pp(new_fpr, base_fpr)} |"
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base_corpora = {c["name"]: c for c in base_report.get("corpora", []) if isinstance(c, dict)}
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lines.append("### Per-corpus recall")
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lines.append("| Corpus | Base | PR | Delta |")
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f"⚠️ **Recall regression**: down {_delta_pp(new_recall, base_recall)} from the base. "
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f"⚠️ **False-positive regression**: up {_delta_pp(new_fpr, base_fpr)} from the base. "
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if not r.fired_categories:
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