xluxx — Python SDK for the XLUXX Trust Layer
Runtime trust scores for MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools. Makes AI agents reliable.
pip install xluxx
Quick start
from xluxx import TrustLayer
trust = TrustLayer() # No key needed for the free tier
result = trust.resolve("search the web")
print(result.best_server) # "brave-search"
print(result.confidence) # 0.985
print(result.fallback) # "fetch"
print(result.risk_flags) # []
With an API key (higher rate limits)
from xluxx import TrustLayer
# Register for a free key
key = TrustLayer.register("your-name", "your@email.com")
trust = TrustLayer(api_key=key)
result = trust.resolve("manage files", min_trust_score=80, max_latency_ms=500)
Use it in your agent
from xluxx import resolve
best = resolve("search the web")
if best.confidence > 0.8:
call_mcp_tool(best.best_server)
elif best.fallback:
call_mcp_tool(best.fallback)
else:
raise RuntimeError("no reliable tool found")
API reference
TrustLayer
TrustLayer(api_key: Optional[str] = None, base_url: str = "https://api.xluxx.net")
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
resolve(intent, tools=None, category=None, min_trust_score=None, max_latency_ms=None) |
Find the best tool for an intent. Returns ResolveResult |
rank(tools) |
Rank tool/server IDs by trust score. Returns RankResult |
server(server_id) |
Get full record for a server |
servers(limit=50) |
List all tracked servers, sorted by trust |
search(query) |
Search 15,000+ servers by capability |
health() |
API health and platform stats |
TrustLayer.register(name, email) (static) |
Get a free API key |
Convenience function
from xluxx import resolve
result = resolve("search the web", api_key=optional_key)
Result types
@dataclass
class ResolveResult:
best_server: Optional[str]
confidence: float
expected_latency: str
risk_flags: List[str]
fallback: Optional[str]
candidates: List[Dict]
intent: str
resolved_at: str
raw: Dict[str, Any] # full API response, including resonance fields
@dataclass
class RankResult:
ranked: List[Dict]
ranked_at: str
The raw field on ResolveResult exposes the complete API response, including resonance_score, fractal_reliability, coherence_drift, and fallback_stability from the Resonance Engine.
Errors
from xluxx import TrustLayer, TrustLayerError
try:
result = trust.resolve("search the web")
except TrustLayerError as e:
print(e, e.status_code)
Pricing
- Free — 100 calls/day, no key required
- Starter — $49/mo, 1,000 calls/day
- Pro — $149/mo, 10,000 calls/day
Links
- API: https://api.xluxx.net
- Website: https://xluxx.net
- GitHub: https://github.com/DrDMT-VR/xluxx-trust
- Node.js SDK:
xluxx-truston npm - MCP server:
xluxx-mcp-serveron npm
License
Apache-2.0 — Pablo Solorzano Cohen
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