bolyra 0.1.0

Python SDK for Bolyra — unified ZKP identity for humans and AI agents

bolyra

Python SDK for Bolyra — zero-knowledge identity verification for AI agents.

Install

pip install bolyra

Quick Start

from bolyra import Permission, permissions_to_bitmask, validate_cumulative_bit_encoding

# Define agent permissions
bitmask = permissions_to_bitmask([
    Permission.READ_DATA,
    Permission.WRITE_DATA,
    Permission.FINANCIAL_SMALL,
])
print(f"Bitmask: {bitmask}")  # 7

# Validate cumulative encoding
validate_cumulative_bit_encoding(bitmask)  # OK — no exception

# Types for identity and credentials
from bolyra import HumanIdentity, AgentCredential, HandshakeResult

Architecture

The Python SDK provides:

• Pure Python types, validation, and error handling (zero dependencies)
• Subprocess bridge to the Node.js @bolyra/sdk for ZK proof generation (snarkjs is JavaScript-only)

For proof generation and verification, install the Node.js SDK:

npm install @bolyra/sdk

API

Types

• HumanIdentity — EdDSA identity with secret, public key, and commitment
• AgentCredential — AI agent credential with model hash, permissions, expiry
• HandshakeResult — Mutual handshake verification result
• Permission — 8-bit permission enum with cumulative encoding

Functions

• permissions_to_bitmask(permissions) — Convert permission list to bitmask
• validate_cumulative_bit_encoding(bitmask) — Validate cumulative bit rules
• validate_human_secret(secret) — Validate secret is within BN254 field
• validate_agent_expiry(expiry) — Validate expiry is in the future

Errors

All errors extend BolyraError with a .code property matching the TypeScript SDK.

License

MIT