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@weave_protocol/full

v0.1.0

Published

The complete Weave Protocol security suite for AI agents - installs all packages in one command

Readme

🕸️ @weave_protocol/full

npm version npm license

The complete Weave Protocol security suite — one install.

npm install @weave_protocol/full

That's it. You now have every Weave Protocol package installed:

| Package | What it does | |---------|--------------| | 🛡️ @weave_protocol/mund | Security scanner — secrets, PII, injection, MCP vetting, threat intel | | 🏛️ @weave_protocol/hord | Encrypted vault with Yoxallismus cipher | | ⚖️ @weave_protocol/domere | Compliance (SOC2/HIPAA/PCI-DSS/GDPR/CCPA) + blockchain anchoring | | 👥 @weave_protocol/witan | Multi-agent consensus & governance | | 🔍 @weave_protocol/hundredmen | Real-time MCP proxy with drift detection | | 🛂 @weave_protocol/tollere | Supply chain security — npm, Docker, IDE extensions | | 🔗 @weave_protocol/langchain | LangChain.js security callbacks | | 🔌 @weave_protocol/api | REST API + monitoring dashboard |


Usage

You can import from the bundle:

import { mund, hord, tollere } from '@weave_protocol/full';

const scan = await mund.scan("My API key is sk-1234...");
const risk = await tollere.scanPackage("axios", "1.7.2");

Or from individual packages — same effect:

import { scan } from '@weave_protocol/mund';
import { scanPackage } from '@weave_protocol/tollere';

Want a guided setup?

For framework detection, scaffolding, and config generation, use @weave_protocol/cli:

npx @weave_protocol/cli init

It detects whether you're using LangChain, LlamaIndex, MCP, OpenAI, or Anthropic SDKs and scaffolds the right security middleware for your stack.


Why a bundle?

Some users want to evaluate the whole suite or build something that uses several packages together. Installing everything via one dependency keeps package.json clean and ensures version compatibility across the suite.

If you only need a few packages, install them individually — the bundle is purely additive.


License

Apache 2.0 — See LICENSE