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fizzl

Safety checks for Python AI agents that pay: LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI or your own loop.

Check What the agent checks Service Price
check_before_signing a transaction, token approval or signature before signing it: green / orange / red with reason codes (drainers, unlimited approvals to unknown spenders, look-alike tokens, Permit/Permit2/Seaport signatures that hand over tokens) presign-guard $0.01
check_token a token before buying or accepting it: honeypot, rug-pull signs, look-alikes (Solana and EVM) presign-guard $0.01
check_wallet_approvals every open approval of a wallet and which to revoke presign-guard $0.02
check_endpoint_before_paying an x402 or MPP paid API before paying it: go / caution / no_go, the cheapest option that settles, budget, track record, bait signs (fake brands, airdrop lures, output that doesn't match) x402 Doctor $0.001

The checks only check. They never sign, pay or move anything themselves. A failed check comes back as {"error": ..., "message": ...} instead of raising, so the agent can tell its user.

Install

pip install "fizzl[x402]"              # with the x402 client, to pay per check
pip install "fizzl[langchain,x402]"    # plus LangChain tools

Use

import requests
from eth_account import Account
from x402 import x402ClientSync
from x402.http.clients import wrapRequestsWithPayment
from x402.mechanisms.evm.exact import ExactEvmScheme
from fizzl import Fizzl

payer = x402ClientSync().register("eip155:8453", ExactEvmScheme(Account.from_key(AGENT_KEY)))  # USDC on Base
session = wrapRequestsWithPayment(requests.Session(), payer)

fizzl = Fizzl(session=session)
fizzl.check_endpoint_before_paying("https://api.example.com/funding", max_usd=0.05)
# {'verdict': 'go', 'summary': 'OK to pay: $0.02 on Base.', 'options': [...], 'reasons': [], ...}
fizzl.check_token("base", "0x...")
fizzl.check_before_signing(type="approval", chainId=8453, token="0x...", spender="0x...", amount="115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007913129639935")

Prepaid credits instead of a payment per check: buy a pack once (presign-guard: 100 checks for $0.80; x402 Doctor: 1000 preflights for $0.80), then use a plain session:

fizzl = Fizzl(credit_keys={"presign": PRESIGN_CREDIT_KEY, "doctor": DOCTOR_CREDIT_KEY})

LangChain / LangGraph

from langgraph.prebuilt import create_react_agent
from fizzl.langchain import fizzl_tools

tools = fizzl_tools(session=session)          # or credit_keys={...}; only=[...] for some of them
agent = create_react_agent(model, tools + your_tools,
    prompt="Before you pay any API, call check_endpoint_before_paying. Before you sign anything, call check_before_signing. Never continue on red or no_go.")

The tools are plain StructuredTools with typed arguments, so CrewAI and other frameworks that take LangChain tools can use them too.

Want the wallet to enforce it, not just inform the model?

Tools inform the model; a model can still ignore them. To make red and over-budget payments impossible, guard the wallet itself: presign-guard-wallet (Node) checks every signature with presign-guard and your spending limits, with Telegram approval above them.

License

MIT

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