openaiir
This package has been consolidated into
aiir.
Install the real package
pip install aiir
What is AIIR?
AI Integrity Receipts — lightweight cryptographic commitment records generated during AI inference that bind model identity, sampling configuration, and output tokens into a tamper-evident hash chain.
- Zero external dependencies (Python stdlib only)
- Receipt generation in < 100 µs
- SHA-256 hash chains with O(1) amortized cost
- Works with any model format (GGUF, ONNX, cloud APIs)
- MCP server for Claude / Copilot / ChatGPT integration
Links
- PyPI: aiir
- GitHub: invariant-systems-ai/receipt-action
- Paper: Attestable AI: Cryptographic Receipt-Binding for Local Generative Model Inference
This package (openaiir) exists to redirect users to the canonical aiir package.
Installing it will automatically install aiir as a dependency.
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