The console is where CISOs, compliance, and AI leads meet. Live executions on the left. Policies on the right. Proof at the bottom of every screen. Everything you're about to see is real product, with synthetic data.
Every policy is a signed, versioned document. The console lets you edit as YAML, as a visual builder, or as a diff against the last release. Policies are reviewed, approved, and deployed the same way code is, with a git-style audit trail.
# enterprise.v17.yaml
name: enterprise
version: 17
inherits: [base, hipaa.baa, eu-ai-act.art10+13]
checkpoints:
before_llm:
mask: [PII.SSN, PII.CREDIT_CARD, PHI.MRN, SECRETS.AWS]
require_policy_hash: true
before_tool:
connector_aware: true
scope: strict
budget: { per_execution: $2.50 }
agent_response:
final_scan: strict
groundedness: { threshold: 0.82 }
agents:
support-triage:
models: [anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.5]
denylist: [legal_advice, medical_advice]
clinician-note:
models: [anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.5]
data_class: PHI
approval: required_for: [prescription]
approvals:
- on: scope.deny
notify: compliance@acme.com
- on: cost.exceed
notify: finops@acme.com
retention:
records: 10y
pii_tokens: 90dRaidu doesn't ship another dashboard your SOC will ignore. Alerts route on severity and policy, not traffic volume, so the only things that reach a human are the things a human should see.