Guardrails and Authorization
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A robust architecture uses multiple layers of protection:
- Input and extraction validation: Ensure extracted fields have valid types, formats, and allowed values.
- Intent scope checks: Reject or redirect unsupported requests.
- Authentication and authorization: Verify identity and permission to access a record or perform an action.
- Deterministic business rules: Enforce mandatory checks and valid transitions.
- Confirmation gates: Require explicit user approval for sensitive actions.
- Idempotency and duplicate protection: Prevent accidental repeated actions.
- Audit logging: Preserve evidence of what happened and why.
These controls should be enforced in application code and trusted services, not merely requested in an LLM prompt.
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