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trigguard

v0.3.1

Published

TrigGuard public SDK — authorize, verify, receipts, agents, CLI. One install.

Readme

trigguard — canonical product SDK

Execution authorization for AI agents and automated systems.

npm install trigguard
import {
  authorize,
  verify,
  receipt,
  explain,
  createAgent,
  createClient,
} from "trigguard";

CLI is the same install:

npx trigguard authorize
npx trigguard verify
npx trigguard policy
npx trigguard demo

Public products

| Install | Role | |---------|------| | npm install trigguard | SDK + CLI | | pip install trigguard | Python SDK | | pip install authgraph | Execution intelligence | | npx @trigguard/mcp | MCP | | pip install trigguard-litellm | LiteLLM callback |

Internals (@trigguard/execution-sdk, agent-sdk, intent-sdk, …) stay in the monorepo. Prefer this package. Subpaths exist for gradual migration: trigguard/execution, trigguard/agent, trigguard/express, trigguard/proxy.

Offline demo: examples/quickstart-node/.

API surface

| Method | Purpose | |--------|---------| | authorize | POST /v1/authorize — returns CustomerDecisionResult | | verify | Offline receipt signature verification | | explain | Human-readable decision summary | | attest | Record an attestation via authorize | | audit | Query workspace audit entries | | coach | Advisory outcome preview (non-binding) |

Integration helpers:

  • @trigguard/execution-sdk — shared HTTP client (prefer trigguard for apps)
  • @trigguard/agent-sdk — npm install @trigguard/agent-sdk for agents
  • @trigguard/proxy / @trigguard/express-middleware — Express; not included in the flagship install

Architecture freeze: docs/PACKAGE_ARCHITECTURE.md.

First protected call (Evaluate-safe)

For no-payment Evaluate tenants, use a staging/sandbox-safe call for the first authorization path:

import { authorize } from "trigguard";

const decision = await authorize({
  gatewayUrl: "https://api.trigguardai.com",
  apiKey: process.env.TRIGGUARD_API_KEY,
  organizationId: process.env.TRIGGUARD_ORGANIZATION_ID,
  surface: "payment.execute",
  context: {
    environment: "sandbox",
    provider: "mock_payout",
    liveFunds: false,
    amount: 10,
    currency: "USD",
  },
});
  • Do not send a synthetic default actor claim for API-key calls unless you intentionally bind one.
  • Non-2xx transport/auth responses throw typed SDK errors (TrigGuardAuthError, TrigGuardForbiddenError, TrigGuardHttpError) rather than returning synthetic SILENCE.

Policy simulation (advisory, separate install):

npm install @trigguard/simulator

Migrating from legacy packages

| Legacy | Status | Use instead | |--------|--------|-------------| | @trigguard/execution-sdk | Supported, deprecated | npm install trigguard | | sdk/node (@trigguard/decision) | Supported, deprecated (Rail B) | createTrigGuard().authorize() | | trigguard-js | Legacy | createTrigGuard() |

Guide: docs/adoption/MIGRATE_TO_TRIGGUARD_SDK.md.

Python

HOLD until verb parity with Node — see output/PYTHON_PUBLISH_HOLD.md.
Development: pip install -e sdk/python · examples/quickstart-python/

Monorepo development

npm run build -w trigguard
npm run test -w trigguard

See docs/adoption/FIRST_10_MINUTES.md for onboarding.