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@paraph/sdk

v0.2.0

Published

Paraph SDK — tamper-evident records and human-approval gates for AI agents. EU AI Act Articles 12 + 14.

Downloads

370

Readme

@paraph/sdk

The system of record for AI agents. Record every step of an agent run onto a tamper-evident hash chain, pause high-risk actions on a real human gate, and produce evidence a third party can verify — without trusting Paraph.

npm install @paraph/sdk
import { paraph } from "@paraph/sdk";

const q = paraph({ apiKey: process.env.PARAPH_API_KEY!, run: "loan-4821", agent: "underwriter" });

q.message("Applicant #4821 requests €40,000");
q.toolCall("pull_credit_report", "score=690", { metadata: { bureau: "Experian" } });

// pauses here until a human resolves it in the control room
const decision = await q.gate({ action: "Approve €40,000 loan", policy: "block" });

await q.end(decision.approved ? "complete" : "error");
  • Non-blocking, order-preserving recording — a slow network never blocks your agent.
  • No duplicates: every delivery carries an idempotency key, so retries can't double the record.
  • Self-healing: failed deliveries retry with capped backoff; flush()/end() throw if anything remains undelivered — silence never means "probably delivered". The queue is in-process memory: flush at meaningful boundaries (gate() flushes itself).
  • gate() — human sign-off on the record, with block / auto-deny timeout policies. If a timeout can't be recorded server-side, the decision is indeterminate (recorded: false) — never a final-looking answer that isn't in the record.
  • Zero dependencies. TypeScript-first, ESM + CJS.

Docs: https://paraphhq.vercel.app/docs · Verify any export: https://paraphhq.vercel.app/verify

EU AI Act Articles 12 + 14 — vendor-neutral, independent, externally anchored.