pqagents
Post-quantum cryptographic identity and verification SDK for AI agents.
Secure your AI agents against future quantum computer threats using NIST-approved post-quantum algorithms (ML-DSA-65).
Installation
pip install pqagents
Usage
1. Generating Agent Keys
from pqagents import generate_agent_keys
keys = generate_agent_keys()
print("Public Key:", keys["publicKey"]) # Save to your database
print("Secret Key:", keys["secretKey"]) # Give securely to your agent
2. Signing a Payload
from pqagents import sign_agent_token
payload = {"action": "trade", "amount": 100, "asset": "BTC"}
token = sign_agent_token(payload, keys["secretKey"])
3. Verifying a Signature
from pqagents import verify_agent_token
is_valid = verify_agent_token(token, keys["publicKey"])
if is_valid: print("Cryptographically verified! Action approved.")
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