gravit-verifier-client
Python client for the hosted Gravit Verifier API, with offline verification of signed receipts and audit exports: you do not need to trust the service to check them.
from gravit_verifier_client import Client, verify_response, verify_export
gv = Client("gv_...") # your API key
res = gv.verify(artifact) # artifact: {"artifact_id", "claimed_state", "context", "evidence": [...]}
print(res["result"]["decision"]["final_epistemic_state"], res["result"]["decision"]["status"])
key = gv.service_key() # better: pin this key once and keep it
print(verify_response(res, key, artifact)) # signature, result hash, request hash
print(verify_export(gv.export(), key)) # every receipt signed, hash chain unbroken
Licence: Apache-2.0.
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