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zizkadb-sdk

v0.3.0

Published

Audit trail database for AI agents: tamper-evident, checksum-backed decision logs, session replay and time-travel debugging to support EU AI Act Article 12 record-keeping.

Readme

zizkadb-sdk

npm: zizkadb-sdk 0.3.0

TypeScript SDK for ZizkaDB — causal lineage, time travel, and semantic search for AI agents.

Setup (managed cloud)

  1. Sign up at db.zizka.ai
  2. Dashboard → Create agent (e.g. my-bot) — you get an API key for that agent
  3. Use the same agent name in every db.log() call
  4. Set ZIZKADB_API_KEY (or pass the key to the constructor)

Important: The agent in db.log({ agent: '...' }) must match the agent you created in the dashboard. A mismatch returns 403 AgentScopeError.

Install

npm install zizkadb-sdk

Quickstart

import { ZizkaDB } from 'zizkadb-sdk'

const db = new ZizkaDB({ apiKey: 'zizkadb_live_xxxx' })

const result = await db.log({
  agent: 'my-bot', // must match dashboard agent name
  event: 'tool_call',
  data: { tool: 'search' },
})

const chain = await db.why(result.eventId)
chain.print()

Python vs TypeScript

| Feature | Python SDK | TypeScript SDK | |---------|------------|----------------| | token_usage on log() | token_usage={...} kwarg merges into event data | Not supported — pass token counts inside data manually, or use the Python SDK | | db.token_usage() analytics | Yes | Yes (tokenUsage()) |

Multi-agent apps (one key, many agent names)

If your app logs to different agent ids per user (e.g. conv-alice, conv-bob), create a tenant-wide key in Settings → Tenant-wide API key. Per-agent keys only work for that one agent name.

Errors

| Error | Meaning | |-------|---------| | AuthError | Invalid or revoked API key | | AgentScopeError | Key is for agent A but you logged to agent B |

Environment variables

| Variable | Purpose | |----------|---------| | ZIZKADB_API_KEY | Your cloud API key (preferred) | | AGENTDB_API_KEY | Legacy alias for ZIZKADB_API_KEY | | ZIZKADB_HOST | Self-hosted API URL | | ZIZKADB_TELEMETRY | Set false to opt out (anonymous ping on client construct) |

Core HTTP client only — LangChain, CrewAI, and LiveKit adapters are Python packages (zizkadb-langchain, zizkadb-crewai, zizkadb-livekit).

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