antarraksha-semantic-kernel
Antarraksha AI Agent Enforcement SDK for Microsoft Semantic Kernel.
Installation
pip install antarraksha-semantic-kernel
Quick Start
Attach Antarraksha as a prompt filter and function filter on your Semantic Kernel instance. Registration happens automatically on first use — no login, no API key, no signup required.
from semantic_kernel import Kernel
from antarraksha_semantic_kernel import (
AntarrakshaPromptFilter,
AntarrakshaFunctionFilter,
)
prompt_filter = AntarrakshaPromptFilter(agent_id="my-sk-agent")
function_filter = AntarrakshaFunctionFilter(agent_id="my-sk-agent")
kernel = Kernel()
kernel.add_filter("prompt_rendering", prompt_filter.on_prompt_render)
kernel.add_filter("function_invocation", function_filter.on_function_invocation)
Run your kernel normally — every prompt render and function invocation is now enforced against Antarraksha policy. DENY raises PermissionError.
Parameters
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
agent_id |
None |
Unique identifier for your agent. Triggers auto-registration on first use. |
base_url |
"https://antarraksha.ai" |
Antarraksha endpoint. Override for self-hosted / dev. |
passport_id |
None |
Optional pre-issued passport ID (e.g. ANTK-PASS-xxx). |
sdk_key |
None |
Optional pre-issued SDK key. If omitted and agent_id is set, the SDK auto-registers and obtains one. |
fail_closed |
True |
If True, deny on enforcement-server unreachable. Set False for fail-open during early integration. |
Corporate Network Note
If you're behind a corporate TLS-inspection proxy and see SSLCertVerificationError, install:
pip install pip-system-certs
This makes Python trust your Windows / macOS system certificate store.
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