Portkey Guardrailsv1.0.0

A customer support chatbot for a financial services company uses the guardrails to block prompt injection attempts (G-01) and redact any PII like phone numbers or credit card numbers from agent responses (G-02). This ensures secure and compliant interactions without relying on external services.

An AI tutor for K-12 education uses the off-scope filter (G-03) to flag NSFW, political, or harmful content in responses, ensuring age-appropriate and safe learning. The context length guard (G-05) warns when the conversation exceeds the model's context window, preventing truncation or errors.

A sales automation agent uses the budget guard (G-04) to block dispatch when the agent's usage budget is in the red state, preventing unexpected costs. Combined with PII redaction, it ensures customer data is never leaked in outbound messages.

A healthcare triage assistant uses PII redaction (G-02) to automatically remove Australian phone numbers, emails, and Medicare numbers from logs and responses, helping meet privacy regulations. The prompt injection guard (G-01) blocks attempts to override the agent's instructions.

A social media moderation bot uses the off-scope filter (G-03) to flag competitor-disparaging or political content in user messages, helping maintain community guidelines. The fail-open design ensures the bot keeps running even if guardrails fail to load.

Offer the guardrails skill as a premium add-on for OpenClaw workspaces, charging a monthly subscription per agent. Revenue comes from tiered pricing based on number of agents or rules enabled.

Provide consulting to customize guardrail rules, config schemas, and per-agent YAML configurations for enterprise clients. Revenue from setup fees and ongoing maintenance contracts.

List the skill on OpenClaw's marketplace, earning a per-install or per-hook-enable fee split with the platform. Adoption driven by free basic version and premium rule packs.