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Start with one detector policy per risk (prompt injection vs secrets vs PII) so you can tune false positives separately.
Pick the tier intentionally: README describes BASE vs DEDICATED tiers; use the free tier to validate integration first.
Wrap the agent at runtime: put checks around tool calls and retrieval inputs so the agent sees sanitized context.
Log decisions and outcomes: guardrails are most useful when you can audit why something was blocked or redacted.
Source-backed notes
- README lists detectors such as prompt injection, PII, banned/allowed topics, keywords, and secrets (with Colab links).
- README shows install commands
pip install zenguardandpoetry add zenguard. - README states that as of 03.07.2025 multi-detector detection is supported only on the Dedicated tier.
FAQ
- Do I need a ZenGuard API key?: README examples reference
ZEN_API_KEYfor credentials. - What tiers exist?: README describes BASE (trial/rate-limited) and DEDICATED (higher QPS; standard/enterprise).
- Can I use multiple detectors together?: README says multi-detector detection is Dedicated-only as of 2025-07-03.