Dictionary
Guardrails
Runtime checks that constrain LLM inputs and outputs to keep behavior safe and on-spec.
Definition
Guardrails are programmatic policies wrapped around an LLM: input filters (PII, prompt-injection detection), output validators (schema, toxicity, factuality), and fallback behaviors. They turn a probabilistic model into a system you can ship to production with predictable failure modes.
Example
Before a support agent sends a reply, a guardrail strips customer PII from logs, validates the reply matches a JSON schema, and blocks responses that violate the refund policy.
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