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  • oabolade an hour ago

    We've been cooking the last few weeks and glad to share RootSign v0.3.0. A couple of major updates ships in this package including:

    - SDK microbatching that buffers tool calls and flushes them asynchronously so a tool heavy pipeline never pays a per-call ingest round trip - RootSign can now intercept at the Model Context Protocol layer instead of a per-framework adapter. Point your agent's MCP client at the RootSign proxy and every tools/call becomes a tamper-evident ACTION_RECORD — any MCP-compatible agent is instrumented with zero framework code. - Zero dependency onboarding means JSONL is the default backend and rootsign.init() ensures zero plumbing to your code - evidence bundles for your agent's tool call and a client that survives a network outage - bug fixes and a couple of other enhancements to improve your developer experience

    All these and more in the latest release on the repo.

    For those who don't what RootSign is:

    RootSign is a Python SDK that instruments your agent pipelines and produces cryptographic audit logs. RootSign adds a cryptographic hash chain to every tool call. This project was borne out of the motivation to move beyond observability tools and into a more accountable way of governing agent actions and output.

    Try out the latest features and if there are any feedback, please open an issue or submit your request in the discussion tab on the repo.

    Cheers.