Python SDK
agenticdome-python-sdk
One SDK for the 15 Python framework and runtime paths, with framework-specific installation extras. Includes the local demo and onboarding CLI.
Choose a framework or runtime to see its attachment pattern, an example workflow and the boundary to verify. These 17 paths include native plugins, SDK wrappers and application-controlled gateways.
Download the public packages directly, explore their source, and choose the installation extras for your framework.
agenticdome-python-sdk
One SDK for the 15 Python framework and runtime paths, with framework-specific installation extras. Includes the local demo and onboarding CLI.
agenticdome-sdk
The Node.js client for application-controlled tool dispatch, MCP forwarding and delegated workflows.
agenticdome-openclaw-security
The native OpenClaw plugin provides runtime enforcement. The separate Python SDK supplies the onboarding and verification CLI.
Govern crew tasks and tool execution from the application bootstrap.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Place action checks around graph nodes and tool nodes.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Attach action policy to Claude agent options and tool hooks.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Check generated-code workflows at their execution boundaries.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Add an independent policy decision to agent runs and tools.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Wrap application-controlled Microsoft agent tools.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Enforce policy around Foundry application tools and workflow boundaries.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Carry action context through multi-agent team execution.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Evaluate tool calls before a host or gateway forwards them.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Attach policy to Agno agents, teams and sensitive tools.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Add action policy to typed tools and agent execution.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Install action checks on an ADK agent’s runtime hooks.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Govern the tools that turn retrieved context into action.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Add action policy around Bedrock runtime calls and application handlers.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Call the Action Firewall before your own dispatcher executes.
Get the Python SDK on PyPI →Put an action decision before Node.js tool dispatch.
Get the TypeScript SDK on npm →Attach the native OpenClaw Action Firewall plugin.
Get the OpenClaw plugin on npm →Using Copilot Studio? Explore the external-provider integration.
Try a local scenario, then bring your workflow to a deployment review. Start with one agent and one tool, and see exactly where the action can be stopped.