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niyam-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

The unified Niyam SDK: embed the centrally-governed AI action gate in your own agent code

Readme

niyam-sdk (Node.js SDK)

The unified Niyam SDK for Node.js. Embed the centrally-governed AI action gate in your own agent code: enroll once, then wrap dispatch around your tool-dispatch layer. Enforcement is deterministic and in-process (no per-call network hop); policy is pulled from the control plane and can never be overridden locally.

const { GovernedGate, Gateway, inspectToken } = require('niyam-sdk')

// Enroll to the control plane (like a data-plane node): pulls the compiled policy,
// the capability-token issuer, and the revocation set, and builds an in-process
// gate over its own post-quantum audit chain.
const gate = GovernedGate.enroll(
  'http://127.0.0.1:9090',   // control plane
  'enrollment-token',         // bootstrap token
  'billing-agent'             // this instance's name in the registry
)

// Wrap your tool dispatch once. `capabilityToken` was minted centrally for the agent.
const decision = gate.dispatch(capabilityToken, 'tools.email.send', 'mailbox/support')
if (decision.allowed) {
  sendEmail()                 // every decision is signed into the audit chain
} else {
  throw new Error(decision.reason)
}

// Route model calls through a governed gateway so model traffic + safety + budgets
// are enforced centrally (never re-implemented per app).
const gw = new Gateway('http://gateway.internal:8080', clientKey)
// openai.baseURL = gw.openaiBaseUrl()

Build

npm install
npm run build                  # @napi-rs/cli -> platform-tagged .node addon

Everything is post-quantum from day one (ML-DSA-65 hybrid with Ed25519), matching the rest of Niyam. The SDK never authors policy; it only pulls and enforces.