Overview

The LockLLM Go SDK is currently in development. This native Go library will provide zero-dependency prompt security for Go applications with a clean, idiomatic API design. Built specifically for Go developers who value simplicity, performance, and reliability.

Coming Soon

The Go SDK is under active development. We are building a library that follows Go best practices and conventions, providing comprehensive prompt injection protection with minimal overhead and no external dependencies.

Planned Features

Zero Dependencies: Only uses Go standard library
Idiomatic Go: Follows Go conventions and best practices
Context Support: Full context.Context integration
Concurrent-Safe: Safe for use across goroutines
Error Handling: Proper Go error handling patterns
Middleware: HTTP middleware for common frameworks
Performance: Optimized for high-throughput applications
Simple API: Clean, minimal surface area

Planned Usage

The SDK will offer straightforward APIs for Go developers:

package main

import (
    "context"
    "github.com/lockllm/lockllm-go"
)

func main() {
    // Initialize client
    client := lockllm.New("your-api-key")

    // Scan a prompt
    result, err := client.Scan(context.Background(), userInput)
    if err != nil {
        // Handle error
    }

    if result.IsSafe {
        // Safe to use with LLM
        response, err := llm.Generate(userInput)
    }
}

Use Cases

Once available, the Go SDK will be ideal for:

HTTP APIs built with net/http or Gin
gRPC services with LLM integration
Command-line tools with AI features
Microservices using Go
High-performance backend services
Cloud-native applications on Kubernetes

Current Alternative

While the Go SDK is in development, Go developers can use the REST API or proxy integration for immediate prompt security needs. The REST API provides full functionality accessible from any Go application using the standard library HTTP client.

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