Struct SecurityGate 

pub struct SecurityGate { /* private fields */ }

Security gate wrapping a bote Dispatcher.

Every tools/call passes through t-ron’s check pipeline before reaching the inner dispatcher. Non-tool methods (initialize, tools/list) pass through unmodified.

Implementations

impl SecurityGate

pub fn new(tron: TRon, dispatcher: Dispatcher) -> Self

Create a new security gate.

pub fn dispatcher_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Dispatcher

Access the inner dispatcher (e.g. for registering handlers).

pub fn dispatcher(&self) -> &Dispatcher

Access the inner dispatcher immutably.

pub fn tron(&self) -> &TRon

Access the t-ron security monitor.

pub fn register_tool_handlers(&mut self)

Register t-ron’s tool handlers with the inner dispatcher.

Important: The tool definitions must be registered in the ToolRegistry before creating the Dispatcher. Use tools::tool_defs() to get the definitions and register them alongside your application’s tools. This method only wires up the handler functions.

pub async fn dispatch( &self, request: &JsonRpcRequest, agent_id: &str, ) -> Option<JsonRpcResponse>

Dispatch a JSON-RPC request with security checks.

agent_id identifies the calling agent — this is the identity t-ron checks against its policy engine. Callers are responsible for authenticating the agent and providing a trusted ID.

pub async fn dispatch_streaming( &self, request: &JsonRpcRequest, agent_id: &str, ) -> DispatchOutcome

Dispatch with streaming support and security checks.