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@emilia-protocol/langchain

v0.1.0

Published

Guard LangChain.js tools with EMILIA Protocol — block irreversible agent actions until a named human signs off, and get a verifiable Trust Receipt.

Readme

@emilia-protocol/langchain

Guard LangChain.js tools with EMILIA Protocol. Wrap any high-risk tool so the agent can't take an irreversible action until EMILIA says it's safe — or a named human signs off. Every decision can produce a verifiable Trust Receipt.

npm install @emilia-protocol/langchain

Wrap a tool

import { withGuard } from '@emilia-protocol/langchain';
import { DynamicStructuredTool } from '@langchain/core/tools';
import { z } from 'zod';

const wireMoney = new DynamicStructuredTool({
  name: 'wire_money',
  description: 'Release a wire transfer',
  schema: z.object({ amount: z.number(), to: z.string() }),
  func: async ({ amount, to }) => bank.wire(amount, to),
});

// One wrap. The tool now refuses to run until EMILIA allows it.
const guarded = withGuard(wireMoney, {
  action: 'payment.release',
  context: (input) => ({ amount: input.amount, destination: input.to }),
  // Optional: resolve once a human approves (otherwise signoff throws).
  onSignoff: async (decision) => waitForApproval(decision.raw),
});

// Give `guarded` to your agent instead of `wireMoney`.
await guarded.invoke({ amount: 50000, to: 'acct_9f12' });
// → throws "EMILIA requires human signoff for \"payment.release\"" until approved

Low-level: just ask the gate

import { guardAction } from '@emilia-protocol/langchain';

const d = await guardAction({
  actor: 'invoice_bot',
  action: 'payment.release',
  context: { amount: 50000 },
});
// { allow, deny, signoffRequired, reason, raw }
if (d.deny) throw new Error('blocked');

API

withGuard(tool, opts)

Returns a proxy of tool whose .invoke() is gated. Preserves name, description, schema, and identity.

| opt | type | required | notes | |-----|------|----------|-------| | action | string | yes | canonical action name, e.g. payment.release | | actor | string | no | defaults to the tool's name | | context | object | (input) => object | no | action context sent to the gate | | onSignoff | (decision, input) => Promise<void> | no | resolve when a human approves; if omitted, signoff throws | | gateUrl | string | no | defaults to the public EMILIA gate | | fetchImpl | fetch | no | inject a fetch (tests / non-global environments) |

guardAction(opts)

Returns { allow, deny, signoffRequired, reason, raw }.

Other frameworks

withGuard works with anything exposing .invoke(input). For CrewAI (Python), AutoGPT, or a custom loop, call the same gate directly — see /agent-guard.

Apache-2.0 · part of EMILIA Protocol