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Give AI context.
Keep identifiers back.

A PII proxy between your application and its language model. Apply your data policy before the model call, then control how identifiers return to the user.

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For AI product teams, ML engineers and security leads

EXPLORE THE WORKFLOW

Start with a real task

A support request needs an answer. The model does not need the customer’s email to explain how to change a plan.

Support application

message
Help Alex Morgan change their plan.
reply_to
alex@example.com

Selected personal fields

person
Alex Morgan
email
alex@example.com

Identify what should be protected and what context the task needs.

Interactive illustration · Fictional data · No live requests

Useful AI assistance with less direct disclosure.

PII proxy · OpenAI-compatible · Your models

WHY THIS LAYER

Useful context. Controlled disclosure.

01

Put policy in the request path

Review what your application sends before it reaches a model. Include prompts, retrieved context and tool arguments in the assessment.

02

Retain the task’s meaning

Evaluate answer quality with protected fields. A customer-support explanation and a calculation may need different treatment.

03

Fit your model stack

Explore the OpenAI-compatible interface and provider options. Confirm the specific features your application uses during the pilot.

TECHNICAL EVALUATION

What reaches the model—and what comes back?

Define the evidence for your pilot before making a production decision.

Input coverage

Include prompts, retrieved passages and tool arguments in your test set.

Measure missed identifiers and false positives for your actual languages and formats.

Answer quality

Compare protected and unprotected runs on the same synthetic tasks.

Score useful answers, incorrect substitutions and tasks that require original values.

Response path

Establish which recipient may receive restored identifiers.

Exercise streaming, tool calls, retries and a protection-service outage if your workflow uses them.

FROM INTEREST TO INTEGRATION

Evaluate the answer, too.

Define success for one workflow before expanding the scope.

Plan it with an architect
  1. 01

    Choose representative prompts

    Use synthetic examples of normal requests, edge cases and unsupported inputs. Define which entities need protection.

  2. 02

    Evaluate both sides

    Measure detection misses and answer quality. Check streaming and tool use where your workflow depends on them.

  3. 03

    Agree on failure behavior

    Define what should happen if protection cannot run. Include logs, retries and authorized response handling in the review.

BEFORE YOU INTEGRATE

The questions
worth asking.

START WITH ONE WORKFLOW

Review your AI workflow

Walk through a synthetic prompt, define protected fields and agree on the checks for a pilot.

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