Rules Engine
Write your standards in plain language or import from existing policy docs. Choose whether a violation stops the agent outright, flags it for review, or logs it silently. Every rule applies at prompt time, before code is written.
Guardrails
When your engineers use AI coding tools, those agents don't automatically know your security requirements, architecture rules, or compliance standards. Guardrails changes that. Standards enforced automatically, before any code reaches review.
Capabilities
Write your standards in plain language or import from existing policy docs. Choose whether a violation stops the agent outright, flags it for review, or logs it silently. Every rule applies at prompt time, before code is written.
Rules run before anything commits. Violations are blocked and logged before they reach the codebase. You find out in the dashboard. Not in a post-merge incident review.
Start immediately with ready-made rule packs: security best practices, TypeScript, Node.js, JavaScript, and C#. One click adds a pack to your active ruleset. No writing policies from scratch.
The Problem
How It Works
Write rules in plain language or import from your existing standards docs. Security policies, architecture conventions, naming rules. Any standard your team enforces today.
Assign rules to agents, teams, or repositories. Different standards for different contexts: security rules for all, framework rules for specific stacks, custom rules for regulated repos.
Every agent prompt is checked against your rules before the model responds. Guardrails run at prompt time. Before code is written, not after it's committed.
Violations are stopped before the commit. Blocked actions logged with full context: rule triggered, agent used, developer, repo, timestamp. Reviewable in the dashboard immediately.
Built For
"AI-generated code is a blind spot in our security posture."
Security rules run before the commit. Violations blocked and logged. Not caught in a quarterly audit or discovered in production.
"Are agents following our standards or inventing their own?"
Rules enforced at the agent level. Compliance is automatic. Not dependent on review bandwidth or whether the right engineer happened to review that PR.
"Every team has different rules configured differently across their agents."
One rules layer, enforced across every agent and team in the organisation. Define it once. Every developer works to the same standard from day one.
Guardrails · Uzera Product
Rules enforced at write time. Not caught in review. Not found in production.