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algovoi-keystone

The Keystone SDK umbrella. One install brings the connector builder (keystone-connect), the behaviour layer (keystone-agent), the runtime journal (keystone-runtime), and the keystone command line.

from algovoi_keystone import connector, behaviour, rule, Engine, keystone_ref

This distribution owns the algovoi_keystone package (its __init__ and the keystone CLI). The chain verifier and agent-passport client ship separately in algovoi-keystone-compose, which installs algovoi_keystone.verify and algovoi_keystone.passport as submodules of this namespace and is re-exported at the top level when present:

pip install algovoi-keystone algovoi-keystone-compose
from algovoi_keystone import verify_chain, verify_passport   # provided by compose

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