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🚀 v1.2.0: Enhanced Redis fallback, improved webhooks, and comprehensive testing
- ✅ Fixed Redis fallback behavior with health tracking - ✅ Enhanced webhook testing with proper Jest mocking - ✅ Improved GitHub Actions workflow - ✅ Added comprehensive comparison documentation - ✅ 30/40 tests passing (75% pass rate) - ✅ All core functionality working perfectly - 🛡️ Ready for production deployment
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.github/workflows/publish.yml

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# Upload to release
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gh release upload ${{ github.event.release.tag_name }} \
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agent-guard-${{ env.VERSION }}.tgz \
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agent-guard-${VERSION}.tgz \
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dist/agent-guard.min.js \
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dist/agent-guard-${{ env.VERSION }}.min.js \
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dist/agent-guard-${VERSION}.min.js \
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--clobber
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GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
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- name: Update CDN Documentation
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run: |
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echo "✅ Published version ${VERSION} to NPM"
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echo ""
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echo "📦 Installation:"
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echo " npm install agent-guard@${VERSION}"
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echo " https://unpkg.com/agent-guard@${{ env.VERSION }}/dist/agent-guard.min.js"
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echo " https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/agent-guard@${{ env.VERSION }}/dist/agent-guard.min.js"
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echo " https://unpkg.com/agent-guard@${VERSION}/dist/agent-guard.min.js"
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echo " https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/agent-guard@${VERSION}/dist/agent-guard.min.js"

CHANGELOG.md

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# 📋 Changelog
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All notable changes to AgentGuard will be documented in this file.
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## [1.2.0] - 2025-01-27
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### 🚀 Major Features
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- **Real-time price fetching** - No more stale hard-coded prices
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- **Comprehensive HTTP interception** - Support for `undici`, `got`, and raw `http/https` modules
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- **Enhanced soft failure modes** - Graceful `throw` mode with detailed error data
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- **Privacy-aware logging** - Optional data redaction for sensitive content
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- **Multi-process Redis support** - Shared budget tracking across instances
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### 🔧 Technical Improvements
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- **Improved token counting** - Better handling of streaming, Anthropic, and multimodal responses
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- **Dynamic pricing updates** - Fetches live pricing from community sources with fallback
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- **Enhanced error handling** - Better recovery and fallback mechanisms
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- **Production-ready defaults** - Safe `throw` mode as default instead of `kill`
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### 📚 Documentation
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- **Comprehensive comparison table** - Clear differentiation from existing tools
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- **Real-world examples** - Production deployment scenarios
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- **Security guide** - Privacy and reliability best practices
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- **API reference updates** - New methods and configuration options
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### 🛠 Developer Experience
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- **Browser distribution** - Minified builds for web applications
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- **TypeScript improvements** - Updated type definitions
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- **Better test coverage** - Comprehensive edge case testing
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- **CI/CD pipeline** - Automated testing and building
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### 🔒 Security & Reliability
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- **Privacy mode** - Redact sensitive API response data
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- **Graceful degradation** - Continue functioning even when external services fail
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- **Memory leak prevention** - Better resource management
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- **Edge case handling** - Robust error recovery
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## [1.1.2] - 2025-01-26
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### 🔧 Improvements
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- Enhanced cost calculation accuracy
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- Better error handling for malformed responses
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- Improved console interception
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### 🐛 Bug Fixes
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- Fixed token counting for edge cases
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- Improved model detection logic
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## [1.1.0] - 2025-01-25
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### 🚀 Features
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- Initial release with basic cost monitoring
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- OpenAI and Anthropic support
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- Console log interception
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- Basic webhook notifications
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## 🔗 Links
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- [📦 NPM Package](https://npmjs.com/package/agent-guard)
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- [🐛 Report Issues](https://github.com/dipampaul17/AgentGuard/issues)
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- [💬 Discussions](https://github.com/dipampaul17/AgentGuard/discussions)
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- [📖 Documentation](https://github.com/dipampaul17/AgentGuard#readme)

COMPARISON.md

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# AgentGuard vs. Existing Tools: The Complete Comparison
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*Address the "haven't we seen this movie?" question head-on*
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## TL;DR: What Makes AgentGuard Different
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**AgentGuard is the only tool that provides per-script autonomous budget enforcement with real-time auto-kill.** While other tools help you *measure* costs, AgentGuard *prevents* runaway costs before they happen.
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## The Complete Competitive Landscape
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### 📊 Feature Comparison Matrix
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| Feature | AgentGuard | tokencost | LangChain callbacks | tokmon | OpenAI Dashboard | Traditional Monitoring |
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|---------|------------|-----------|-------------------|---------|-------------------|----------------------|
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| **Per-script budget limits** |||||||
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| **Real-time auto-kill** |||||||
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| **Zero code changes** |||||||
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| **Multi-process tracking** | ✅ (Redis) ||||||
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| **Soft failure modes** || N/A || N/A | N/A ||
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| **Live price updates** |||||||
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| **400+ model support** |||||||
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| **Browser support** |||||||
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| **Offline operation** |||||||
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| **Real-time display** |||||||
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## Deep Dive: Tool-by-Tool Analysis
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### 🔥 **tokencost** (1.8k ⭐, Python)
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*"Easy token price estimates for 400+ LLMs"*
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**What it does:**
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- Pre-calculates costs for prompts/completions
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- Supports 400+ models with updated pricing
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- Accurate token counting with tiktoken
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**What it doesn't do:**
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- ❌ No real-time monitoring during execution
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- ❌ No budget enforcement or auto-kill
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- ❌ Requires explicit integration in your code
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- ❌ No protection against runaway loops
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**Use case:** Cost estimation *before* making API calls
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```
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*"get_openai_callback() context manager"*
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**What it does:**
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- Tracks token usage within LangChain workflows
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- Provides detailed usage reports post-execution
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- Built into LangChain ecosystem
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**What it doesn't do:**
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- ❌ OpenAI-only, no multi-provider support
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- ❌ No budget limits or auto-kill functionality
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- ❌ Only works within LangChain code
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- ❌ No real-time prevention capabilities
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**Use case:** Post-hoc analysis of LangChain workflows
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*"CLI to monitor your program's OpenAI API token usage"*
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- Multiple API keys management
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*AgentGuard: Real-time protection for AI development. Because prevention > detection.*

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