lfx-toolguard
lfx-toolguard is the standalone Langflow extension that provides the
PoliciesComponent and its ToolGuard runtime integration.
It is installed by the full langflow distribution. Users of lfx or
langflow-base can opt in with the compatibility extras:
uv pip install "lfx[toolguard]"
uv pip install "langflow-base[toolguard]"
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