AI guardrails for agents, LLM apps and RAG
Guardrails are the controls around a model: what an agent is allowed to do, what gets logged, what gets blocked, and what the model may say. We review whether yours exist, whether they hold, and what evidence they leave, for private and commercial AI and for RAG architectures.
What you get
Fixed scope · typically 2–3 weeks
- Tool and permission review: which actions each agent can reach
- Audit logging and blocking rules for unauthorized tool calls and agent actions
- Guardrails for private and commercial AI and for RAG architectures
- Content safeguards against toxic, biased or inaccurate output
When this fits
- Agents or LLM applications are about to reach real data and real tools.
- You have guardrails on paper but cannot show that they work.
- You need to know afterwards what an agent did, and why it was allowed to.
How it works
Map what can happen
We list the tools, data and actions each agent can reach, and what the model can be made to say.
Test the controls
We check whether unauthorized tool calls and agent actions are logged and blocked, and how failures are detected.
Report
You receive prioritised findings you can act on. Implementing the controls is scoped separately.
Common questions
What are AI guardrails?
Can guardrails stop all harmful or inaccurate output?
Do you implement the guardrails too?
Does it apply to a private model as well as a commercial API?
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