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Enum ToolRiskLevel

Namespace
LMKit.Agents.Tools
Assembly
LM-Kit.NET.dll

Indicates the inherent risk level of a tool invocation.

public enum ToolRiskLevel

Fields

Low = 0

No risk. The tool performs pure computation with no external effects. Examples: calculator, text formatting, JSON parsing.

Medium = 1

Moderate risk. The tool reads external state or performs controlled operations. Examples: reading files, HTTP GET, listing processes.

High = 2

High risk. The tool modifies local or remote state. Examples: writing files, executing commands, HTTP POST.

Critical = 3

Critical risk. The tool performs irreversible or highly privileged operations. Examples: deleting files, killing processes, sending emails, executing shell commands.

Examples

Capping a registered tool set to low-risk-only for an end-user agent:

using LMKit.Agents.Tools;

var policy = new ToolPermissionPolicy()
.AllowCategory("data", "text", "numeric", "utility")
.SetMaxRiskLevel(ToolRiskLevel.Low);

Remarks

Risk levels provide a quick classification for security policies and UI displays. A tool's risk level reflects the worst-case impact of a single invocation.

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