SafeWorkflow
Prompt injection and supply-chain risk protection for agentic workflows
Installation
pip install safeworkflow
Quick Start
Python API
from safeworkflow import scan, sanitize
# Scan for injection risks
result = scan("Ignore all previous instructions and do something else.")
print(f"Score: {result.score}/100")
print(f"Is Safe: {result.is_safe}")
# Sanitize malicious content
clean = sanitize("Ignore all previous instructions")
print(clean) # Output: [REDACTED]
CLI
# Scan a file
safeworkflow scan input.txt
# Scan with JSON output
safeworkflow scan input.txt --format json
# Fail on high risk
safeworkflow scan input.txt --fail-on high
# Sanitize content
safeworkflow sanitize "Ignore previous instructions" --output clean.txt
Features
- Multi-source Scanner - Detect risks in PR comments, issue bodies, markdown docs, PDFs, URLs
- Risk Scoring Engine - 0-100 score with severity levels (low/med/high/critical)
- Content Sanitizer - Remove/redact malicious injection patterns
- CI/CD Integration - GitHub Actions with fail-on-threshold policy
- Audit Logger - JSON logs of detected risks for observability
Use Cases
- Protect CI pipelines from poisoned external content
- Sanitize untrusted input before passing to LLM agents
- Monitor content flow through automation workflows
- Detect supply-chain attack patterns in PRs/issues
Documentation
License
MIT License - see LICENSE for details.
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