buildCurbHooks
functionSetupThe ordered policy + audit stack, if you want to wire things up yourself instead of using createCurb.
signature
buildCurbHooks(deps: CurbDeps): (AbstractPolicy | AbstractHook)[]Returns the six hooks Curb runs, in order: a RejectToolPolicy (hard-disables account-mutating / allowance tools), the counterparty allowlist, the spend-limit policy, the approval-tier policy, the Curb audit hook, and the kit’s HCS audit-trail hook. Drop the array into `configuration.context.hooks`.
Parameters
NameTypeDescription
deps.cfgreqCurbConfigCaps, currency, agent account id, and the audit topic id.deps.storereqCurbStoreThe state backend (spend, allowlist, approvals).Returns
(AbstractPolicy | AbstractHook)[]The ordered array of Agent Kit policy/hook instances for `configuration.context.hooks`.
Example
example
import { buildCurbHooks, InMemoryCurbStore } from 'hedera-curb';
const store = new InMemoryCurbStore();
store.allowAccount(AGENT_ID, PROVIDER_ID);
const cfg = { agentAccountId: AGENT_ID, auditTopicId: TOPIC_ID,
currency: 'HBAR', perTask: 10, perDay: 25, autoUnder: 3, approveUnder: 10 };
context: { hooks: buildCurbHooks({ cfg, store }) }- Order matters — the kit short-circuits on the first policy that blocks.