Big 4 agent-framework integrations complete
Haldir now ships native governance for every major AI agent framework developers use in 2026:
langchain-haldircrewai-haldirautogen-haldir— new in this release@haldir/ai-sdk(Vercel AI SDK)
Each adds scope-checked permissions, hash-chained audit, and a kill-switch session in ~10 lines of code to any existing agent.
AutoGen highlights
from autogen_haldir import create_session, govern_tool
client, sid = create_session(api_key='hld_xxx', agent_id='bot',
scopes=['read','search'], spend_limit=10.0)
governed = govern_tool(my_tool, client=client, session_id=sid,
required_scope='search', cost_usd=0.003)
agent = AssistantAgent(name='researcher', model_client=model, tools=[governed])Wraps BaseTool / FunctionTool at both run and run_json entry points, preserves the full tool surface (name, description, schema, args_type, return_type) so AutoGen treats it as native, and raises HaldirPermissionError on revocation mid-run.
Also in this release
- Architecture diagram SVG embedded in the README (handcoded, no raster deps)
- Framework-integrated examples: langchain_agent.py, crewai_crew.py, vercel_ai_sdk.ts
- Repository hygiene: issue + PR templates, dependabot across 7 ecosystems, CODEOWNERS, FUNDING
- Proxy policy-engine tests (25 cases) — 79 total across Gate / Vault / Watch / Proxy
- Package metadata polish on PyPI + npm (0.2.2): full classifiers, keywords, cross-linked URLs
- Comprehensive wiki — 17 pages covering architecture through roadmap at github.com/ExposureGuard/haldir/wiki
SECURITY.mdwith safe-harbor + disclosure policy
Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md