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@openbastion-ai/cli

v0.2.3

Published

CLI binary for Bastion

Readme

@openbastion-ai/cli

Command-line interface for Bastion — the open-source AI gateway that secures, governs, and optimizes every LLM API call.

Install

npm install -g @openbastion-ai/cli

Quick Start

# Create a config file
bastion init

# Validate configuration
bastion validate

# Start the proxy
bastion start

# Test with a sample request
bastion test

# Check proxy status
bastion status

Usage

Point your LLM client at the Bastion proxy — zero code changes:

export ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=http://localhost:4000
node your-app.js

What Bastion Does

Every request flows through a six-stage middleware pipeline:

Rate Limit → Injection Detection → Policy Check → Cache → Provider → Audit
  • Rate limiting — Token bucket per IP/agent with LRU eviction
  • Injection detection — 12 weighted regex patterns with NFKC normalization
  • Policy enforcement — Declarative rules from bastion.yaml
  • Caching — SHA-256 keyed, scoped by agent/team/environment
  • Provider fallback — Automatic failover across Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Bedrock
  • Audit logging — Full request/response capture with pluggable exporters

Configuration

All settings in bastion.yaml with Zod schema validation and ${ENV_VAR} interpolation:

providers:
  primary: anthropic
  fallback: [openai, bedrock]
  anthropic:
    api_key: ${ANTHROPIC_API_KEY}

policies:
  - name: block-injection
    on: request
    if: { injection_score: { gt: 0.8 } }
    then: block

cache:
  enabled: true
  ttl: 3600

Related Packages

| Package | Description | |---------|-------------| | @openbastion-ai/proxy | Core proxy server and middleware pipeline | | @openbastion-ai/config | Zod schema and YAML config loader | | @openbastion-ai/sdk | Typed admin API client |

Part of the Trilogy

Forge (define agents) + Bastion (protect traffic) + Lantern (observe traces)

License

MIT