OpenAI Agents SDK integration for GaaS (Governance as a Service)
Project description
gaas-openai-agents
GaaS (Governance as a Service) integration for the OpenAI Agents SDK.
Every function tool call is governed before it executes: the adapter submits a
governance intent to GaaS, and only an APPROVE (or an approved escalation) lets the
tool run. A BLOCK verdict raises GovernanceBlockedError out of Runner.run() —
the run halts; the error is never converted into text the model can route around.
pip install gaas-openai-agents[openai-agents]
Quickstart
from agents import Agent, Runner, function_tool
from gaas_openai_agents import govern_tools, GaaSGovernanceConfig
@function_tool
def send_email(to: str, subject: str, body: str) -> str:
"""Send an email."""
...
config = GaaSGovernanceConfig(api_key="gsk_...", agent_id="my-agent")
agent = Agent(
name="assistant",
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
tools=govern_tools([send_email], config=config),
)
result = await Runner.run(agent, "Email the Q3 report to finance@acme.com")
Verdict flow
tool call → GaaS intent → ┌─────────┐
│ APPROVE │ → tool executes
│ BLOCK │ → GovernanceBlockedError raised out of Runner.run()
│ ESCALATE│ → raises by default; hold-and-poll optional (below)
└─────────┘
Only governance blocks halt the run. Errors inside your tool function keep the framework's default behaviour (formatted for the model; the run continues).
Configuration
from gaas_openai_agents import GaaSGovernanceConfig
config = GaaSGovernanceConfig(
api_url="https://api.gaas.is", # GaaS API endpoint
api_key="gsk_...", # Your API key
agent_id="my-agent", # Agent identifier (appears in audit trail)
block_on_escalate=True, # Raise GovernanceBlockedError on ESCALATE
timeout_seconds=5.0, # Governance check timeout (fail open on timeout)
sensitivity="INTERNAL", # Default sensitivity level for tool inputs
raise_on_governance_error=False, # Fail open if GaaS API is unreachable
extra_regulatory_domains=["HIPAA"], # Additional domains for all intents
extra_data_categories=["PHI"], # Additional data categories for all intents
hold_on_escalate=False, # Wait for the human decision on ESCALATE
escalation_poll_seconds=5.0, # Poll interval while holding
escalation_max_wait_seconds=600.0, # Give up (treat as timeout) after this
)
Hold-and-Poll on ESCALATE
With hold_on_escalate=True, an ESCALATE verdict no longer raises immediately.
The tool call holds while GaaS routes the escalation to a human reviewer, polling
the escalation status until it is decided:
- approve / modify — the tool executes.
- deny — raises
GovernanceBlockedErrorwith verdictESCALATE_DENY. - timeout — raises
GovernanceBlockedErrorwith verdictESCALATE_TIMEOUT.
hold_on_escalate takes precedence over block_on_escalate. Transient polling
errors are retried until the deadline.
Handling blocked runs
from gaas_openai_agents import GovernanceBlockedError
try:
result = await Runner.run(agent, "wire $250k to the new vendor")
except GovernanceBlockedError as err:
print(err.verdict) # BLOCK / ESCALATE / ESCALATE_DENY / ESCALATE_TIMEOUT
print(err.decision_id) # audit reference
print(err.blocking_policies) # policy IDs that triggered the block
print(err.governance_proof_token) # GPT token ID for the legal audit trail
GovernanceBlockedError subclasses agents.exceptions.AgentsException, so the
openai-agents runner propagates it unchanged.
Notes
- Only
FunctionToolinstances (e.g. from@function_tool) can be governed. Hosted tools (web search, code interpreter) execute on OpenAI's side and are out of client-side governance reach. - Tool metadata (name, description, JSON schema, guardrails, approval config) is preserved by wrapping.
- Fail-open by default: if the GaaS API is unreachable the tool proceeds. Set
raise_on_governance_error=Trueto fail closed.
Links
- Docs: https://gaas.to/sdks.html
- GaaS: https://gaas.is
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