Relyance Guard sits between your AI and the data, tools, and APIs it can reach. Every call is allowed, masked, or blocked in milliseconds, and logged for review.
Any AI feature you ship gets the same treatment: the prompt, the retrieved context, and the response are all checked before they move in your ecosystem.
An agent clearing a refund backlog can refund $40 and not $12,400, and instructions hidden inside a ticket never become its new orders. One control point covers every model and framework.
A coding agent running with approvals off never reads production secrets, and a customer list pasted into a public chat tool stops at the proxy. Every decision is logged with the evidence behind it.
Every command and API call is checked against the job it was given, at the moment it runs.
Each action is resolved against the live data graph and the declared purpose of the task, not just a role.
Over-scoped agents fail the pipeline before they ship, with the exact permission that tripped it.
The decision is computed when it matters, so a change in data or intent changes the answer.
Text written by a customer or untrusted input from a source is never treated as an instruction.
Valid access is flagged the moment it is used outside the purpose it was granted for.
Prompt injection, direct or indirect, is stripped from the context before the model acts on it.
Risk is scored across the graph of data, identity, and destination, not permission by permission.
Sensitive data is stopped before it reaches a prompt, a context window, agent memory, or a log line — even when the model describes or paraphrases it instead of naming it directly.
Fields are classified in flight and held back before egress to any provider or third party.
A hard block is not always the right call. Guard can mask a field or narrow the scope instead or it can also raise a call for human review.
Every decision is logged with the data origin, acting identity, and owner, ready for audit.
Guard resolves each call against the live data graph: what the data is, where it came from, which identity is acting, and what the task is meant to do. Then it answers in single-digit milliseconds.
As a gateway or proxy in front of model providers, or as a plugin to your existing AI gateway.
Payload inspection happens in your environment. Relyance stores decisions and evidence, not your prompts or data.
Fail-open or fail-closed is set per policy. Start on one endpoint in observe mode; flip to enforce when the decision log looks right.
In the demo we point Guard at a service you choose, replay real traffic in observe mode, and walk through every decision it would have made.