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@datacules/agent-identity-langchain

v0.13.0

Published

LangChain and LangGraph integration for @datacules/agent-identity

Readme

@datacules/agent-identity-langchain

LangChain and LangGraph integration for the agent-identity framework. Resolves credentials server-side and injects them into ChatAnthropic, ChatOpenAI, and other LangChain model classes before any LLM call.

Install

npm install @datacules/agent-identity-langchain @datacules/agent-identity

LangChain: createAgentIdentityModel

import { createAgentIdentityModel } from '@datacules/agent-identity-langchain';

const { getModel, resolved } = createAgentIdentityModel(ctx, {
  credentials,
  rules,
  logger,
  fetchSecret: async (ref: string) => vault.getSecret(ref), // server-side only
});

const model = await getModel();  // ChatAnthropic or ChatOpenAI, API key injected
const response = await model.invoke('Summarise this document.');

console.log(resolved.resolvedFor); // for audit trail

LangGraph: createAgentIdentityNode

Drop-in StateGraph node that resolves credentials and writes them to graph state before any LLM call:

import { StateGraph }              from '@langchain/langgraph';
import { createAgentIdentityNode } from '@datacules/agent-identity-langchain';

const identityNode = createAgentIdentityNode({ credentials, rules, fetchSecret, logger });

const graph = new StateGraph({
  channels: {
    agentContext:         null,
    resolvedCredential:   null,
    messages:             null,
  },
})
  .addNode('identity', identityNode)  // reads state.agentContext, writes state.resolvedCredential
  .addNode('llm', llmNode)
  .addEdge('identity', 'llm')
  .addEdge(START, 'identity');

const app = graph.compile();
const result = await app.invoke({ agentContext: ctx, messages: [] });

Custom fetchSecret

fetchSecret is the only touch-point between agent-identity and your vault. It receives the opaque ref string from the resolved credential and must return the raw secret (API key, bearer token, etc.). Never expose this to the model or the client:

async function fetchSecret(ref: string): Promise<string> {
  const secret = await vaultClient.read(ref);
  return secret.data.value;
}

Part of the agent-identity monorepo by Datacules LLC.