Interceptor
Runtime enforcement layer for autonomous AI agents.
Interceptor intercepts tool calls before execution and applies policy enforcement, risk classification, role-based approval, and execution control — so your AI agents never run unchecked.
Installation
pip install intercept-ai
Optional Integrations
# For LangChain support
pip install "intercept-ai[langchain]"
Or install from source:
git clone https://github.com/interceptor/interceptor.git
cd interceptor
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Quick Start
from interceptor import Interceptor
guard = Interceptor(mode="strict")
decision = guard.run(
tool_name="delete_file",
args={"path": "/tmp/data.csv"},
user_role="user",
)
print(decision.allowed) # False
print(decision.risk_level) # HIGH
print(decision.decision) # blocked
Console output:
┌──────────── INTERCEPTOR ────────────┐
│ Risk: HIGH │
│ Mode: strict │
│ Decision: blocked │
│ Intent: Agent intends to call │
│ delete_file with │
│ path=/tmp/data.csv │
│ Reason: HIGH risk action requires │
│ admin approval. │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
Strict Mode
guard = Interceptor(mode="strict")
# HIGH → blocked (unless admin)
# MEDIUM → confirmation required
# LOW → allowed
Balanced Mode
guard = Interceptor(mode="balanced")
# HIGH → confirmation required
# MEDIUM → allowed with warning
# LOW → allowed
Observe Mode
guard = Interceptor(mode="observe")
# Never blocks — logs risk and intent only
YAML Policy
Create a policy.yaml:
tools:
delete_file:
risk: HIGH
write_file:
risk: MEDIUM
keywords:
- drop
- overwrite
Load it:
guard = Interceptor(mode="strict", policy_path="policy.yaml")
Role-Based Approval
# Blocked for regular users
decision = guard.run("delete_file", {"path": "/data"}, user_role="user")
assert not decision.allowed
# Allowed for admins
decision = guard.run("delete_file", {"path": "/data"}, user_role="admin")
assert decision.allowed
Override Tokens
token = guard.generate_override_token()
decision = guard.run(
"delete_file",
{"path": "/data"},
user_role="user",
override_token=token,
)
assert decision.allowed # one-time bypass
LangChain Integration
Secure any LangChain tool in one line:
from langchain_core.tools import tool
from interceptor import Interceptor
from interceptor.integrations.langchain import InterceptedTool
@tool
def delete_database(db_name: str):
"""Deletes a database."""
return f"Deleted {db_name}"
guard = Interceptor(mode="strict")
safe_tool = InterceptedTool(tool=delete_database, guard=guard)
# If an agent tries to call this without admin role:
# result = "Error: This action was BLOCKED by security policy..."
Async Support
Interceptor supports async def tool calls and asynchronous confirmation callbacks.
@intercept(guard)
async def async_tool(data: str):
await some_io_operation(data)
# Or manually
decision = await guard.arun("tool_name", {"arg": "val"})
Session Reports
Get an intelligent summary of your agent's behavior at the end of a session:
guard.print_report()
This generates a colorful terminal dashboard with an Agent Score, threats caught, and smart tips to save LLM tokens.
License
MIT
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