pfc-core 0.1.0

Shared PFC client, payload models, and enforcement helpers for integration adapters

pfc-core

pfc-core provides the shared building blocks used by the adapter packages in this repository. It contains the PFC client, payload helpers, and enforcement primitives that power execution-boundary decisions.

What It Does

• Sends execution-boundary evaluation requests to PFC
• Builds consistent decision payloads for adapter packages
• Raises a shared blocked exception when PFC denies execution

Install

From this monorepo:

pip install -e ./packages/pfc_core

Quick Start

from pfc_core.client import PFCClient
from pfc_core.models import build_payload
from pfc_core.middleware import enforce

client = PFCClient("pfc_test_key")
payload = build_payload("demo_tool", {"value": 1}, "policy-123", framework="custom")
decision = {"allow": True, "decision_id": "demo", "receipt_hash": "receipt"}

print(payload)
print(enforce(decision))

How It Works

1. build_payload creates a normalized execution request structure.
2. PFCClient sends that payload to the configured PFC API endpoint.
3. enforce raises when a returned decision blocks execution.

Failure Behavior

• PFCClient raises an exception if the API request fails or returns a non-200 response.
• enforce raises PFCBlockedError when allow is falsey.

Limitations

• This package is intentionally small and does not manage framework-specific wrappers.
• It assumes the caller is responsible for constructing appropriate framework context.
• It does not bundle retries, tracing, or policy authoring features.