Release Shield 2.1.0 with AI SDK inspection tool - #2
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shieldCheckat@zeroleaks/shield/ai-sdk/toolsfor AI SDK 5, 6, and 7. Detection stays local unless hosted detection is explicitly configured. Invalid and oversized input, incomplete hosted coverage, hosted failures, and cancellation reject without producing a verdict. Results omit input text and matching patterns; the optionalaiimport stays confined to the new subpath.Prepares version 2.1.0, README/changelog, and an upstream registry entry and issue draft. The verified example pairs the tool with middleware, and the integration guide explains enforcement and error-handling limits. No issue or PR is submitted to vercel/ai.
Validation: 1,263 Shield tests passed (2 existing optional model tests skipped), typecheck and build passed. Isolated packed-package consumers passed generation, streaming, malformed input, hosted errors, middleware gating, and strict ESM/CommonJS types on SDK 5.0.267, 6.0.292, and 7.0.127. The exact registry snippet passed a mocked two-step Gateway roundtrip. Root and middleware imports pass without optional SDKs. These checks run in CI and before npm publication.
The public guide is prepared in ZeroLeaks app PR #229 and deploys after that repository's required review. This release will use the existing npm trusted-publishing workflow.