tokentrap (Python backend)
Level-2 TokenTrap backend: full FastAPI service with persistent sessions, structured logging, canary tokens, an OpenAI-compatible bait endpoint, and a one-command CLI.
Defensive only. Traps fire on connections the attacker initiates — no exploits, no outbound traffic, no human deception. Operators are solely responsible for lawful use in their jurisdiction. See https://github.com/kineticquant/TokenTrap/blob/main/docs/ethics-and-legal.md.
Install
pip install "tokentrap" # published package
# or from this monorepo:
pip install -e "packages/backend-python[test]"
60-second start
tokentrap serve --port 8787 --strength aggressive --canary-tokens audit-777
# then point the widget at it:
# TokenTrap.init({ apiEndpoint: "http://127.0.0.1:8787", ... })
Environment variables (all optional): TOKENTRAP_PERSONA, TOKENTRAP_STRENGTH,
TOKENTRAP_CANARY_TOKENS, TOKENTRAP_EXTRA_KEYWORDS, TOKENTRAP_RATE_LIMIT,
TOKENTRAP_LOG_WEBHOOK, TOKENTRAP_LLM_MODEL.
Endpoints
| Route | Purpose |
|---|---|
POST /api/chat |
Widget protocol ({sessionId?, message} -> {reply, turn, meta}) |
POST /v1/chat/completions |
OpenAI-compatible bait for agents scanning for exposed API endpoints |
GET /api/healthz |
Liveness |
/v1/chat/completions is fully stateless: the turn index is derived from the
replayed message list, so agents that grow their transcript each iteration
walk straight up the escalation ladder.
Embed in an existing FastAPI app
from fastapi import FastAPI
from token_trap import create_app, TrapConfig
app = FastAPI()
app.mount("/trap", create_app(TrapConfig(strength="maximum")))
Optional real-LLM dressing
With pip install "tokentrap[llm]", set llm_model / --llm-model and turn-0
messages get answered by a real model before the trap engages. Failures fall
back to the static engagement payload.
Tests
pytest
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