Input controls
Evaluate incoming content before it becomes model context or reaches a tool.
Guardrails
Define reusable controls for inputs and outputs, attach them to the capabilities that need them, and inspect every policy decision with the rest of the request trace.
Live configuration
Platform capabilities
Build the capability once, keep its operating context visible, and improve it without spreading AI infrastructure across your application.
Evaluate incoming content before it becomes model context or reaches a tool.
Check generated responses before they are returned to the calling application.
Apply relevant rules to specific capabilities rather than relying on one global setting.
Use retrieval evidence and response conditions as part of release and runtime review.
Record which checks ran, what they observed, and why a response was allowed or blocked.
Connect runtime controls to broader quality evaluation before and after deployment.
Operating workflow
The interface follows the work in the order teams actually perform it.
Describe the condition and expected action.
Attach the control to the relevant intent.
Run representative unsafe and ambiguous inputs.
Inspect policy outcomes in traces and evaluations.
What improves
Move complexity into a visible platform boundary while keeping the product integration direct.
Controls live in one governed layer rather than scattered application handlers.
Policy evidence is available alongside the request that triggered it.
Teams can evaluate policy behavior before relying on it in production.
Questions
Practical answers about how this part of LiyaEngine fits into the platform.
Yes. Controls can protect incoming content and evaluate generated output before it returns to the caller.
Policies can be reusable, while assignments determine which capabilities use each control.
Yes. Policy outcomes are part of the execution evidence available for review.
Start with a tenant-owned domain and expose the first intent through a stable, governed API.