AgentGuard
A Python-side hook provided by SharpLogic for formally checking agent routing graphs in CI or before release.
Timeline (last 90 days)
SharpLogic provides a Python-side AgentGuard hook and a command-line tool, is open-sourced under the MIT license, hosts its code on GitHub, and offers an online demo.
The current MVP version of AgentGuard supports tool whitelisting, state-aware policies, parameter constraint checking, default deny, and audit trail functionality.
Developer Brodin2001 open-sourced an experimental project called AgentGuard, which inserts an authorization policy layer between agent decision-making and tool execution.
AgentGuard's MVP version supports tool whitelisting, state-aware policies, parameter constraint checking, default-deny, and audit trail functionality.
AgentGuard draws on the middleware pattern from web development, abstracting authorization logic as an independent layer inserted between agent decision-making and tool execution.
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SharpLogic provides a Python-side AgentGuard hook and a command-line tool, is open-sourced under the MIT license, hosts its code on GitHub, and offers an online demo.
50%UnverifiedAgentGuard's MVP version supports tool whitelisting, state-aware policies, parameter constraint checking, default-deny, and audit trail functionality.
50%UnverifiedAgentGuard draws on the middleware pattern from web development, abstracting authorization logic as an independent layer inserted between agent decision-making and tool execution.
50%UnverifiedDeveloper Brodin2001 open-sourced an experimental project called AgentGuard, which inserts an authorization policy layer between agent decision-making and tool execution.
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