Protect sensitive input
Apply configured PII redaction and rulebook checks before content reaches the model.
SASKI SDK / Interaction governance
Put the rulebook around
the conversation.
De-risk applications that interact with people by governing input and output, then attesting the resulting decisions.
How SASKI fits
Govern and attest the full application flow.
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01 / PRE-LLM
Analyze the request
Evaluate safety, privacy, policy, legal, and jurisdiction signals before content reaches the model.
02 / ROUTE
Respond to risk
Allow low-risk traffic, add configured governance for medium risk, or invoke the application’s critical protocol without calling the model.
03 / POST-LLM
Validate the response
Check model output against configured safety and policy controls before the application returns it to the user.
04 / ATTEST
Retain the decision
Produce attestation with decision details, reason codes, Shadow Mode results, replay data, and reporting evidence.
The interaction boundary
Apply the rulebook before and after the model.
Route consequential signals
Use deterministic rules for crisis handling, escalation, and other consequential paths.
Validate the response
Evaluate the model’s output against the rulebook before returning it to the user.
Built around your context
Different users. Different rulebooks.
De-risk the application with controls that reflect its users, data, and consequences.
SASKI SDK separates the governance rulebook from the model’s conversational instructions. Configure the relevant rules, test them against representative traffic, and retain attestation for the resulting decisions.
Start with an evaluation or Shadow Mode discussion to understand the decisions SASKI would make without changing production responses.
Explore the evidence behind the approach ↗Operational efficiency
Spend tokens on the conversation.
Moving suitable repeated instructions into deterministic rulebooks can reduce prompt overhead. Estimate the effect using your own traffic and input-token price.
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