Generate production-ready guardrail configurations for AI safety, API rate limiting, and input validation

About Guardrail Config Generator

The Guardrail Configuration Generator is a professional security tool designed to help developers, DevOps engineers, and security professionals create standardized guardrail configurations for modern applications and AI systems.

OWASP Compliant AI Safety Ready Rate Limiting Injection Prevention Zero Data Collection

This tool generates JSON configurations compatible with major API gateways (Kong, Tyk, AWS API Gateway), AI middleware (LiteLLM, Portkey), and web application firewalls. All processing happens locally in your browser — your configuration data never leaves your device.

AI Content Safety

Blocked Categories

Toxicity Threshold 0.70

Redact PII (emails, phones, SSN)

Enable Profanity Filter

Rate Limiting

Window (seconds)

Max Requests per Window

Rate Limit Strategy

Allow Burst (+20% over limit)

Input Validation

Max Input Length (characters)

SQL Injection Prevention

XSS (Cross-site Scripting) Filter

Command Injection Detection

NoSQL Injection Protection

Generated Configuration (JSON)

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OWASP compliant | Local processing only | Click anywhere on toggle rows to switch

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is a guardrail configuration?

A guardrail configuration is a set of security rules and policies that define boundaries for user inputs, API requests, and AI model interactions. It includes content filters, rate limits, and input validation rules that prevent abuse, harmful content, and security vulnerabilities.

How do I use the generated JSON config?

You can integrate the JSON output into various platforms: API gateways (Kong, Tyk), AI middleware (LiteLLM, Portkey), cloud WAFs (AWS WAF, Cloudflare), or your custom middleware. Simply copy the configuration and load it into your security layer or CI/CD pipeline.

Is this tool compatible with LLM guardrails?

Yes! The AI Content Safety section aligns with common LLM safety standards. The toxicity threshold maps to moderation APIs from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta's LlamaGuard.

Is my data private?

Absolutely private. All configuration generation happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No data is sent to any server, and we do not store any configuration settings.

⚡ Can I use this for production workloads?

Yes, the generated configurations follow OWASP security standards. However, we recommend testing thresholds in a staging environment first.