ZeroTrust Agents Python SDK
The official Python SDK for interacting with the ZeroTrust Agents Control Plane.
Installation
pip install zerotrust-agents-sdk
Usage
from zerotrust_agents import ZeroTrustAgents
client = ZeroTrustAgents(api_key="your-master-key")
# Check if an agent is allowed to execute a tool
action = client.policies.check(
agent_id="my-agent-123",
tool_name="execute_sql",
arguments={"query": "SELECT * FROM users"}
)
print(action) # 'allow', 'deny', or 'require_approval'
# Wait for a human to approve an action
if action == "require_approval":
approval_id = client.approvals.create(
agent_id="my-agent-123",
tool_name="execute_sql",
arguments='{"query": "SELECT * FROM users"}'
)
is_allowed = client.approvals.wait(approval_id)
print("Was approved?", is_allowed)
# Log a tool execution
client.logs.create(
agent_id="my-agent-123",
tool_name="execute_sql",
arguments='{"query": "SELECT * FROM users"}',
allowed=True
)
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