Installation

# Install the on-device package
pip install tork-governance

# Verify installation
python -c "import tork_governance; print(tork_governance.__version__)"

# Using npm
npm install tork-governance

# Using yarn
yarn add tork-governance

# Using pnpm
pnpm add tork-governance

from tork_governance import Tork

tork = Tork()

result = tork.govern("Check this text for PII: john@example.com")

print(result.action)              # GovernanceAction.REDACT
print(result.output)              # "Check this text for PII: [EMAIL_REDACTED]"
print(result.receipt.receipt_id)  # "rcpt_..." — a LOCAL receipt, not in your dashboard

import { Tork } from 'tork-governance';

const tork = new Tork();

// govern() is synchronous — there is no network call to await.
const result = tork.govern('Check this text for PII: john@example.com');

console.log(result.action);            // "redact"
console.log(result.output);            // "Check this text for PII: [EMAIL_REDACTED]"
console.log(result.receipt.receiptId); // "rcpt_..." — a LOCAL receipt, not in your dashboard

Supply an API key and the SDK additionally reports a metadata-only attestation of each decision — the action taken, PII type labels and counts, a risk classification, policy labels and a salted fingerprint. It never sends input text, output text or PII values. The decision itself is still made on-device and is never delayed or changed by reporting. Those attestations appear in your dashboard and are included in the daily on-chain anchor — each one recorded as a client attestation (capture_mode=edge, attested_by=client), a claim Tork recorded but did not execute and cannot independently verify. Requires tork-governance 0.24.0+ (PyPI) or 0.11.0+ (npm).

npm install @torknetwork/sdk

import { TorkClient } from '@torknetwork/sdk';

const client = new TorkClient({ apiKey: 'your_api_key' });

// Sends content to Tork; Tork decides server-side.
const result = await client.govern('Check this text for PII: john@example.com');

console.log(result.action);