kakunin
Python SDK for the Kakunin AI agent compliance API. Issues X.509 certificates to AI agents, monitors behavioral baselines, and enforces scope limits at the tool layer.
pip install kakunin
Requires Python 3.9+.
Quick Start
import asyncio
from kakunin import Kakunin
async def main():
async with Kakunin(api_key="kak_live_...") as client:
# Register an agent
agent = await client.agents.create(
name="TradeBot-1",
model="gpt-4o",
version="2024-11",
)
# Record a behavioral event — returns risk_band
event = await client.events.create(
agent_id=agent.id,
action_type="transaction_initiated",
details={"amount_usd": 50000, "venue": "NYSE"},
)
print(event.risk_band) # "low" | "medium" | "high"
asyncio.run(main())
verify_agent_scope Decorator
Wrap any function (sync or async) to verify that the agent is active and holds required scopes before execution. Raises ScopeViolationError on failure — never swallows it.
from kakunin import Kakunin, verify_agent_scope
client = Kakunin(api_key="kak_live_...")
@verify_agent_scope(client, agent_id="agt-123", required_scopes=["trade.execute"])
async def execute_trade(order: dict) -> dict:
# Only runs if agent agt-123 is active and has trade.execute scope
return await broker.submit(order)
# Also works on sync functions
@verify_agent_scope(client, agent_id="agt-123", required_scopes=["data.read"])
def fetch_prices(symbol: str) -> list[float]:
return market_data.get(symbol)
LangChain Integration
Option A — KakuninToolGuard (per-tool scope enforcement)
Wraps any LangChain tool. Scope is verified before every _run / _arun call.
from langchain_core.tools import tool
from kakunin import Kakunin
from kakunin.integrations.langchain import KakuninToolGuard
client = Kakunin(api_key="kak_live_...")
@tool
def execute_trade(order: str) -> str:
"""Execute a trade order on the exchange."""
return broker.submit(order)
# Wrap the tool — drop into any LangChain agent as-is
guarded_trade = KakuninToolGuard(
kakunin=client,
agent_id="agt-123",
tool=execute_trade,
required_scopes=["trade.execute"],
)
from langchain.agents import create_react_agent
agent = create_react_agent(llm, tools=[guarded_trade], prompt=prompt)
Option B — verify_agent_scope on tool functions
from langchain_core.tools import tool
from kakunin import Kakunin, verify_agent_scope
client = Kakunin(api_key="kak_live_...")
@tool
@verify_agent_scope(client, agent_id="agt-123", required_scopes=["trade.execute"])
async def execute_trade(order: str) -> str:
"""Execute a trade order."""
return await broker.submit(order)
Option C — Chain-level guard via callback
Guards an entire LangChain chain, not individual tools.
from kakunin.integrations.langchain import langchain_scope_callback
guard = langchain_scope_callback(
client, agent_id="agt-123", required_scopes=["trade.execute"]
)
chain = my_chain.with_config(callbacks=[guard])
AutoGen Integration
KakuninConversableAgent subclasses AutoGen's ConversableAgent. It emits behavioral events for every message and verifies scope before each reply.
from autogen import UserProxyAgent
from kakunin import Kakunin
from kakunin.integrations.autogen import KakuninConversableAgent
client = Kakunin(api_key="kak_live_...")
risk_agent = KakuninConversableAgent(
kakunin=client,
agent_id="agt-456",
required_scopes=["risk.assess"], # verified before every generate_reply()
# Standard AutoGen kwargs:
name="RiskEngine",
system_message="You are a risk analyst. Assess the given trade for regulatory risk.",
llm_config={"model": "gpt-4o"},
)
user_proxy = UserProxyAgent(name="User", human_input_mode="NEVER")
user_proxy.initiate_chat(risk_agent, message="Assess trade T-984231")
To attach the agent's certificate serial to outbound HTTP calls:
from kakunin.integrations.autogen import KakuninConversableAgent, KakuninHttpxMixin
class MyAgent(KakuninHttpxMixin, KakuninConversableAgent):
pass
agent = MyAgent(
kakunin=client,
agent_id="agt-456",
cert_serial="3A:F2:...",
name="RiskEngine",
llm_config={"model": "gpt-4o"},
)
# Outbound requests carry X-Kakunin-Cert-Serial automatically
resp = await agent.http_client.get("https://internal-service/prices")
Other Framework Integrations
| Framework | Import | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| LangGraph | kakunin.integrations.langgraph.kakunin_node |
Decorator: emits behavioral event on every node execution |
| LlamaIndex | kakunin.integrations.llamaindex.KakuninFunctionToolGuard |
Wraps FunctionTool with scope check |
| CrewAI | kakunin.integrations.crewai.KakuninCrewAgent |
Agent subclass with event emission + scope guard |
| CAMEL-AI | kakunin.integrations.camel.KakuninToolkit |
4 FunctionTools (verify status, check scope, risk score, emit event) |
Error Handling
from kakunin import ScopeViolationError, RateLimitError, AuthenticationError
try:
result = await guarded_function()
except ScopeViolationError as e:
# Agent is suspended, retired, or missing a required scope
print(f"Scope check failed: {e.missing_scopes}")
# Do NOT proceed — the agent is not authorised
except RateLimitError:
await asyncio.sleep(1)
# Retry
except AuthenticationError:
# Invalid API key — check KAKUNIN_API_KEY env var
raise
Full docs at kakunin.ai/docs.
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