Overview

The LockLLM Python SDK is currently in development. This native Python library will provide idiomatic integration for Python applications with zero-configuration prompt security. Built specifically for Python developers, the SDK will offer Pythonic APIs and seamless integration with popular Python frameworks.

Coming Soon

The Python SDK is under active development. We are building a library that feels natural to Python developers while providing comprehensive prompt injection protection without compromising on ease of use.

Planned Features

Pythonic API: Idiomatic Python interfaces following PEP 8 conventions
Zero Configuration: Works out of the box with sensible defaults
Framework Integration: Native support for Django, Flask, FastAPI
Async Support: Full async/await compatibility with asyncio
Type Hints: Complete type annotations for IDE autocompletion
Context Managers: Pythonic resource management patterns
Decorator Support: Function decorators for automatic scanning
Middleware: Framework-specific middleware components

Planned Usage

The SDK will offer simple, intuitive APIs for prompt security:

from lockllm import LockLLM

# Initialize client
client = LockLLM(api_key='your-api-key')

# Scan a prompt
result = client.scan(user_input)
if result.is_safe:
    # Safe to use with LLM
    response = llm.generate(user_input)

# Or use decorator for automatic scanning
@client.secure
def generate_response(prompt):
    return llm.generate(prompt)

Use Cases

Once available, the Python SDK will be ideal for:

Django web applications with LLM features
Flask microservices using AI models
FastAPI endpoints with prompt processing
Data science notebooks with user-generated prompts
CLI tools with LLM integration
Backend services processing AI requests

Current Alternative

While the Python SDK is in development, Python developers can use the REST API or proxy integration for immediate prompt security needs. The REST API provides language-agnostic access to all LockLLM features.

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