Users find the bad output first
Without runtime checks, a hallucinated claim or a leaked PII field ships straight to production — and you hear about it from a support ticket, not a dashboard.
Control Cost & Risk
Apply pre- and post-generation policy checks consistently. PII redaction, content filtering, bias detection, and grounding verification stay close to the runtime path.
Where teams get stuck
Production problems appear when prompts, provider logic, policy checks, and debugging are split across application services with no shared owner.
Without runtime checks, a hallucinated claim or a leaked PII field ships straight to production — and you hear about it from a support ticket, not a dashboard.
Guardrails written into your application layer get skipped by new endpoints, forgotten during refactors, and inconsistently applied across teams.
Heavyweight compliance scanning that blocks the response stream makes teams cut corners on checks just to hit a latency target.
Production pattern
LiyaEngine keeps the capability surface simple while the infrastructure behind it remains governed and observable.
Create a tenant-owned domain and define the intent contract your product needs.
Link knowledge, tools, model configuration, and policies without changing the application interface.
Run representative requests, review structured output, and inspect the full execution path.
Use traces, evaluations, usage, and cost context to improve the capability after launch.
How LiyaEngine helps
Guardrails run inside the engine rather than as a library each application team has to wire independently. Pre-generation checks can reject unsafe input before model execution, while post-generation checks validate the returned result.
PII redaction, bias detection, content filtering, and grounding verification produce inspectable decisions so teams can review why a request passed, was flagged, or was blocked.
See the technical specTechnical foundation
Six built-in policy types, three-phase enforcement architecture, and a full audit log per call.
Create your workspace, define a domain, and build the first intent around the outcome your team owns.