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prooflane-sdk

v0.1.1

Published

Evidence gateway for AI agents: policy-check and seal every consequential tool call into a verifiable CooL receipt.

Readme

prooflane-sdk

The evidence gateway for AI agents that move money — built on the CooL SDK.

Wrap any consequential agent tool. Every call is checked against policy and sealed into an independently verifiable CooL receipt before the tool runs; the result is sealed under the same execution id. Blocked calls throw with a signed refusal. No receipt, no action.

npm i prooflane-sdk
import { ProofLane, ProofLaneBlockedError } from "prooflane-sdk";

const proof = new ProofLane({
  apiKey: process.env.PROOFLANE_API_KEY!, // create a workspace at https://prooflane-mvp.vercel.app/console
  agent: "payments-agent",
  onReceipt: (receipt, vault) => db.save(receipt.record.record_id, vault), // keep plaintext for disclosures
});

const releasePayment = proof.guard("payment.release", bank.releasePayment, (args) => ({
  id: args.approval_id,
  approvers: args.approvers,
}));

try {
  await releasePayment({ amount: 48200, currency: "USD", beneficiary: "Acme Ltd", approval_id: "APR-1", approvers: ["[email protected]"] });
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof ProofLaneBlockedError) console.log(e.decision.rule, e.receipt); // e.g. PAY-003, signed refusal
}

Give releasePayment to your OpenAI / Anthropic / LangChain / MCP agent as its tool — it's just an async function.

  • baseUrl defaults to https://prooflane-mvp.vercel.app; pass your own deployment's URL to change it.
  • proof.share(label) creates an auditor evidence-room link; approveDisclosure / denyDisclosure answer field requests.

Docs, architecture, and the live demo: https://github.com/charansaiponnada/prooflane-mvp

MIT licensed.