QuantumShield
Post-quantum cryptography toolkit for AI systems. Part of the QuantaMrkt marketplace.
Installation
pip install quantumshield
For development:
pip install quantumshield[dev]
Usage
Create an Agent Identity
from quantumshield.identity import AgentIdentity
agent = AgentIdentity.create("my-agent", capabilities=["sign", "verify"])
print(agent.did)
Sign a Model
from quantumshield.registry import ModelManifest
manifest = ModelManifest.from_model("./my-model/")
manifest.sign(agent.signing_keypair)
manifest.save("manifest.json")
Analyze a Codebase for PQC Migration
from quantumshield.migrator import MigrationAgent
migrator = MigrationAgent()
report = migrator.analyze("./src/")
print(f"Found {len(report.vulnerabilities)} vulnerabilities in {report.files_scanned} files")
CLI
# Create an agent identity
quantumshield agent create my-agent
# Analyze code for quantum-vulnerable crypto
quantumshield migrate analyze ./src/
# Sign a model directory
quantumshield registry sign ./my-model/
License
Apache-2.0
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