BRIEFING DECK

How an agent is kept to its rules

A four-slide briefing: why what a user asks can be manipulated but what your systems know cannot, how a small language model on your own machine reads each request, why your data never leaves home, and why the rules are proved before go-live, the way a chip is, rather than tested after.

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HOW THE RAIL IS WIRED

Intent can be talked into anything. Context cannot. Actions need a policeman.

Three things are in play. They are not the same kind of thing.

IntentWhat was askedManipulableContextWhat your systems knowDeterministicThe gateReads bothA written ruleActionBooks, or refusesNothing else

Every hole has the same shape. A reachable intent, in front of an ungated action.

Try it yourself

Everything in this deck is available through one API. Read the reference, then try a call with a test key.

What you get

Send us your guardrail policies and tool definitions. You get back every route to a forbidden action, each with the conversation that triggers it and a fix that has already been checked.