TrustFlow Python SDK
Governance-as-a-Service for AI Agent Transactions
Evaluate transaction risk, enforce compliance, and trace decisions — in one API call.
Install
pip install trustflow
Quick Start
from trustflow import TrustFlowClient
client = TrustFlowClient(api_key="tf_live_a1b2c3...")
# Evaluate a transaction
result = client.evaluate(
amount=349.99,
category="electronics",
merchant_id="amazon_bot",
user_id="user_456",
)
print(result.decision) # "APPROVED"
print(result.risk_score) # 32.5
print(result.risk_level) # "MEDIUM"
print(result.trace_id) # "tf-a8f3c9b12e04"
print(result.factors) # 7 risk factors with scores and explanations
Features
- Automatic retry with exponential backoff
- Typed responses — full IDE autocompletion
- Agent Identity — sign requests with Ed25519/JWS/HMAC for verified agent transactions
- Idempotency — pass
idempotency_keyto prevent duplicate evaluations - Sandbox mode — use
tf_test_keys for deterministic testing
Agent Identity Verification
For verified agent transactions (Visa Trusted Agent Protocol, Google AP2, x402):
from trustflow import TrustFlowClient, generate_ed25519_keypair, sign_ed25519
client = TrustFlowClient(api_key="tf_live_...")
# One-time: generate a keypair and register the public key with TrustFlow
priv_b64, pub_b64 = generate_ed25519_keypair()
# POST /v1/identity/issuers with pub_b64 to register your issuer
# Per-transaction: sign the canonical payload
identity = sign_ed25519(
private_key_b64=priv_b64,
agent_id="my-shopping-agent-v2",
issuer="my-company.example.com",
amount=349.99,
currency="USD",
merchant_id="amazon_bot",
user_id="user_456",
)
result = client.evaluate(
amount=349.99,
category="electronics",
merchant_id="amazon_bot",
user_id="user_456",
agent_identity=identity,
)
# Verified agents get lower risk scores
print(result.agent_identity) # {"status": "verified", "scheme": "ed25519", ...}
Configuration
# Custom base URL
client = TrustFlowClient(
api_key="tf_live_...",
base_url="https://your-instance.example.com",
timeout=10.0,
max_retries=3,
)
API Reference
Full documentation: api.trust-flow.dev/docs
Get Your API Key
curl -X POST https://api.trust-flow.dev/signup \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"name": "Your Name", "email": "you@company.com"}'
Free tier: 100 evaluations/hour, 1,000/day. No credit card required.
License
MIT
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