treeship-sdk
Python SDK for Treeship -- portable trust receipts for agent workflows.
Install
pip install treeship-sdk
Requires the treeship CLI binary in PATH:
curl -fsSL https://www.treeship.dev/install | sh
treeship init
Usage
from treeship_sdk import Treeship
ts = Treeship()
# Attest an action
result = ts.attest_action(actor="agent://my-agent", action="tool.call")
print(result.artifact_id) # art_abc123...
# Attest a decision (LLM reasoning)
ts.attest_decision(
actor="agent://analyst",
model="claude-opus-4",
tokens_in=8432,
tokens_out=1247,
summary="Contract looks standard.",
confidence=0.91,
)
# Attest an approval
approval = ts.attest_approval(
approver="human://alice",
description="approve payment max $500",
allowed_actions=["payments.charge"], # a scope is required
max_uses=1,
)
print(approval.nonce) # binding token; replay enforcement is package-local (no distributed single-use across machines yet)
# Attest with approval binding
ts.attest_action(
actor="agent://executor",
action="stripe.charge.create",
approval_nonce=approval.nonce,
)
# Verify
result = ts.verify("art_abc123")
print(result.outcome) # "pass"
# Push to Hub
push = ts.hub_push("art_abc123")
print(push.hub_url) # https://treeship.dev/verify/art_abc123
# Wrap a command
result = ts.wrap("npm test", actor="agent://ci")
print(result.artifact_id)
API
| Method | Returns | Description |
|---|---|---|
attest_action(actor, action, ...) |
ActionResult |
Sign an action receipt |
attest_approval(approver, description, allowed_actions=..., ...) |
ApprovalResult |
Sign a scoped approval with nonce |
attest_handoff(from_actor, to_actor, artifacts) |
ActionResult |
Sign a handoff receipt |
attest_decision(actor, model, ...) |
ActionResult |
Sign a decision receipt |
verify(artifact_id) |
VerifyResult |
Verify an artifact chain |
hub_push(artifact_id) |
PushResult |
Push artifact to the configured Hub |
wrap(command, actor) |
ActionResult |
Wrap a shell command |
How it works
The SDK calls the treeship CLI binary via subprocess. All signing happens in the Rust binary. The Python SDK is a thin wrapper.
License
Apache-2.0
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