gavrun
Python SDK for Gavrun — govern AI agents before risky actions execute.
Gavrun intercepts agent tool calls, evaluates them against your policies, and requires human approval for high-risk actions before they run.
Install
pip install gavrun
Quick start
import gavrun
gavrun.configure(
api_key="your-sdk-key", # from agentmanager.gavrun.ai/api-keys
agent_name="my-agent",
agent_manager_url="https://api.gavrun.ai",
)
Tool calls are governed automatically for LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, and OpenAI Agents SDK via auto-patch. For manual guarding:
client = gavrun.get_client()
result = client.guard(
action="delete_user",
execute=lambda: delete_user(user_id),
tools=["delete_user"],
prompt=f"Delete user {user_id}",
)
if result.denied:
raise PermissionError("Blocked by policy")
if result.requires_human_review:
# poll for approval
...
Frameworks
Auto-patch wires governance into every tool call:
import gavrun
gavrun.configure(api_key="...", agent_manager_url="https://api.gavrun.ai")
# LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents SDK tools are now governed
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