driftwatch-llm
Command-line tool for DriftWatch, a drift monitor for LLM apps.
Status: early. This release only links a project folder to your DriftWatch account:
pip install driftwatch-llm
driftwatch init # sign in through your browser and link this folder to a project
driftwatch status
driftwatch logout
It does not monitor anything yet. The background agent and the local dashboard come in later releases.
What it stores on your machine: one project API key in your OS keychain (or a private file if no
keychain exists), a trust record, and .driftwatch/config.toml in your project folder, which holds a
project id and nothing else. Installing the package changes nothing; only the commands above do.
MIT licensed.
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