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open-guardrail-guards

v1.6.2

Published

38 built-in guards for LLM safety: PII, prompt injection, toxicity, bias, API key detection, encoding attack, Korean ISMS-P/PIPA, EU AI Act

Readme

open-guardrail-guards

npm CI

30 built-in guards for open-guardrail — the open-source guardrail engine for LLM applications.

npm

Install

npm install open-guardrail-guards open-guardrail-core

Or use the all-in-one package: npm install open-guardrail

Guards (30)

Security

  • promptInjection — Detect jailbreak and prompt injection attempts
  • regex — Custom pattern matching (ReDoS safe)
  • keyword — Deny/allow keyword lists

Privacy

  • pii — Detect and mask PII (email, phone, card, SSN)

Content

  • toxicity — Profanity, hate speech, threats, harassment
  • topicDeny / topicAllow — Topic control
  • bias — Gender, racial, religious, age bias detection
  • language — Restrict to allowed languages

Format

  • wordCount — Min/max word/character limits
  • schemaGuard — JSON schema output validation

AI Delegation

  • llmJudge — Delegate judgment to external LLM
  • hallucination — Fact-check via LLM
  • relevance / groundedness — RAG verification via LLM

Operational

  • costGuard — Token usage and cost limits
  • rateLimit — Per-key request rate limiting
  • dataLeakage — System prompt leak detection
  • sentiment — Emotional tone control

Agent Safety

  • toolCallValidator — Tool call argument validation (email, uuid, SQL injection)
  • codeSafety — Dangerous code pattern detection (eval, exec, rm -rf)

Advanced

  • copyright — Copyright notices, trademarks, verbatim reproduction
  • watermarkDetect — AI-generated text detection
  • multiTurnContext — Multi-turn manipulation detection

Korea / ISMS-P / PIPA

  • piiKr — Korean PII (주민등록번호, 여권, 면허, 사업자등록번호)
  • profanityKr — Korean profanity (초성, 변형 포함)
  • residentId — Resident ID checksum + masking
  • creditInfo — Financial info protection
  • ismsP / pipa — Korean compliance presets

Usage

import { promptInjection, pii, keyword } from 'open-guardrail-guards';
import { pipe } from 'open-guardrail-core';

const result = await pipe(
  promptInjection({ action: 'block' }),
  pii({ entities: ['email'], action: 'mask' }),
  keyword({ denied: ['hack'], action: 'block' }),
).run('user input');

License

MIT