agentctl (Python SDK)
Official Python SDK for agentctl — sign, hash-chain, and govern every action your AI agents take. The event format is the open AGP spec, so what you emit is portable and independently verifiable. Standard library only, no dependencies.
Install
pip install agentctl-sdk
The PyPI package is
agentctl-sdk; the import name isagentctl. (Do notpip install agentctl— that is an unrelated package.)
Quickstart
import os
from agentctl import Agentctl
ac = Agentctl("https://app.agentctl.io", os.environ["AGENTCTL_TOKEN"], default_vendor="openai")
ac.record_action(
agent_id="billing-bot",
tool="stripe.refund",
target="cus_9021",
decision="allowed",
)
Every call returns the signed, hash-chained record:
r = ac.record_action(agent_id="billing-bot", tool="email.send", target="x@acme.com")
# r["event_id"], r["prev_hash"], r["this_hash"], r["scf_controls"], r.get("duplicate")
Runs (lineage)
Group an agent's steps into one trace — events chain parent → child automatically:
run = ac.run() # or ac.run("trc_my_id")
run.record_action(agent_id="research-agent", type="session_open")
run.record_action(agent_id="research-agent", tool="web.search", target="market sizing")
run.record_action(agent_id="research-agent", tool="snowflake.query", target="prod.orders")
run.record_action(agent_id="research-agent", type="session_close")
Full event
from agentctl import hash_principal
ac.record({
"actor": {"agent_id": "claude-code", "vendor": "anthropic", "model": "claude-opus-4-8",
"framework": "claude-code", "human_principal": hash_principal("user@acme.com")},
"action": {"type": "tool_call", "tool_name": "bash", "target_resource": "cat .env"},
"policy": {"decision": "blocked", "rule_id": "rule_secret_file"},
})
hash_principal() SHA-256s a user id so you never store it in plaintext.
API
Agentctl(base_url, token, *, default_vendor="custom", timeout=10.0).record(event) -> dict.record_action(agent_id, *, tool=, target=, decision=, type=, vendor=, model=, framework=, principal=) -> dict.run(trace_id=None) -> Runwith.record()/.record_action()(auto lineage)hash_principal(user_id) -> str
Apache-2.0.
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