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fraud-agent-core

v0.3.2

Published

ERP-agnostic autonomous fraud investigation agent (Gemini 3.5 + Genkit). Implement one adapter interface to plug into any ERP.

Readme

fraud-agent-core

An ERP-agnostic, autonomous fraud investigation agent. Powered by Gemini 3.5 via Vertex AI, built with Genkit. Implement one interface, get an agent that investigates flagged transactions, decides a resolution, writes it back, and alerts the right person — with zero human steps in between.

Install

npm install fraud-agent-core

Peer dependencies your app must already have: @nestjs/common, reflect-metadata.

What you implement

Four methods against your own ERP's API:

import { FraudAgentAdapter } from 'fraud-agent-core';

export class MyErpFraudAdapter implements FraudAgentAdapter {
  async getRelatedHistory(input: { transactionId: string; subjectId: string }) { /* ... */ }
  async checkCounterpartyRecord(input: { counterpartyId: string }) { /* ... */ }
  async updateLedger(input: { transactionId: string; resolution: 'cleared' | 'reversed' | 'escalated'; note: string }) { /* ... */ }
  async dispatchAlert(input: { subjectId: string; severity: 'low' | 'medium' | 'high'; summary: string }) { /* ... */ }
}

subjectId is whatever "internal unit" means in your ERP — a branch, a store, an account, a department. counterpartyId is whoever's on the other side of the transaction — a supplier, a vendor, a payer.

Register it

import { FraudAgentModule } from 'fraud-agent-core';
import { MyErpFraudAdapter } from './my-erp-fraud-adapter';

@Module({
  imports: [FraudAgentModule.forRoot({ adapter: MyErpFraudAdapter })],
})
export class AppModule {}

This registers the agent service and two HTTP endpoints:

  • GET /fraud-agent/healthz
  • POST /fraud-agent/events — a Pub/Sub push endpoint. Point a Pub/Sub subscription at it with a payload shaped like:
{ "transactionId": "...", "subjectId": "...", "counterpartyId": "...", "flagReason": "..." }

What it does

  1. Pulls related history for the subject
  2. Checks the counterparty's risk profile
  3. Decides: clear, reversed, or escalated
  4. Writes the resolution back via updateLedger
  5. Dispatches an alert for reversed/escalated cases
  6. Logs a full run + reasoning trace to Firestore (fraudAgentRuns collection)

If a tool call fails or the agent can't reach a confident decision, it escalates rather than guessing.

Reference adapters

See examples/ in the source repo for two working implementations against very different domain shapes — a multi-branch retail ERP and a subscription billing system — as evidence the interface generalizes beyond one business model.