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Python: Add Tracekit to the Python community projects - #9497
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The submission meets the community catalog requirements: it documents a published Python-specific middleware integration, uses the required table shape and neutral wording, provides project-specific/direct issue links, and the repository Markdown link check passes.
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Motivation & Context
I maintain Tracekit (MIT, https://github.com/Cygnux-Labs/Tracekit). This PR adds it to the Python catalog in a new Middleware section. Middleware is one of the catalog's allowed sections and has no entries yet.
The integration is published for the Python SDK.
tracekit.integrations.agent_framework.Tracekitships in tracekit-ai 1.3.0 on PyPI and subclassesFunctionMiddleware. Itsprocessasks a Tracekit signer for a decision before the function runs. A refused call never reachescall_next: the refusal becomes the call's result, so the model reads it. After the call it records the result. The row links to the integration guide (https://github.com/Cygnux-Labs/Tracekit/blob/main/docs/integrations/microsoft-agent-framework.md), and issues go to https://github.com/Cygnux-Labs/Tracekit/issues/new/choose.The integration is new in 1.3.0. I tested it with agent-framework-core 1.22.0, using the repository's offline example against the released packages. A scripted chat client asks for three shell commands:
lsran,sudo rm -rf /was refused without running and the model read the reason, and a held command ran once it was approved from a second process. To check it in a minute with no API key: clone the repository,pip install tracekit-ai "agent-framework-core>=1.22,<1.23", then runpython examples/v2/agent_framework/agent.py --scripted.Description & Review Guide
python/samples/community-projects.mdwith one row, after Context providers as the catalog's section order says.Related Issue
N/A - trivial change: one catalog row in the format the catalog criteria define, no code.
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AI assistance details: the catalog row and this description were drafted with AI assistance; I reviewed and tested it.
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