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Overview

Your gateway, active controls and recent traffic.

Get connected

Connect your workspace

Connect your workspace to inspect the active configuration and manage policies.

1

Connect your identity

Use a management credential to view and change policies. Add an agent credential to send requests.

2

Set your policy

Describe a rule or configure controls directly. Review changes before activating them.

3

Verify a request

Send your own input through the gateway and inspect the decision in Activity.

Requests
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Since this instance started
Blocked
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Input or output denied
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Sensitive content transformed
Latency · p95
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Includes upstream execution

Active controls

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Connect a management identity to inspect active controls.

Configuration status

Configuration status is available after connecting a management identity.

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Last checked—

Changes apply to new requests. Requests already in progress finish using their original policy version.

Resource usage

Per identity · UTC day

Connect a management identity to view resource usage.

Budgets and retained audit records are local to this process and reset when it restarts.

Connect your workspace

Use management access to configure FastFence. Add agent access when you want to send test requests.

Can view policies and audit, and activate configuration changes.

Can execute model and tool calls. Existing connections are kept when a field is blank.

New credentials are in state/credentials.json. Existing installations keep their original file. Tokens are never stored in your browser's local storage.

Add a Laya rule

Write what must be blocked in plain language. Laya evaluates the meaning of content against this rule on every applicable request.

Test the rule with Laya

Testing calls the actual model. For both directions, the test uses input; for both targets, it uses model content. The result shows the tested scope. Other applicable semantic rules are included; it does not test tools, access permissions or the full gateway pipeline.

Use exact text rules for literal words or letters. Semantic decisions depend on the model. One test result is not a security guarantee.

Edit policy settings

1. Edit settings → 2. Review changes → 3. Activate. Changes take effect without restarting the gateway.

Privacy controls

Semantic content analysis

Evaluate the meaning of input and optional output text. Laya runs the configured model for each semantic check; deterministic rules remain the fastest path. Errors and timeouts fail closed.

Severity is an ordinal category: benign 0, suspicious 0.6, malicious 1. It is not a probability. Test your policy on representative permitted and prohibited content.

Anonymization

Reversible mode requires a configured keyring. Restoration also requires permission on the rule and an explicit request.

Advanced configuration: models, tools, limits and complete policy

Use this editor for settings outside the form. Version is managed automatically.

Add text rule

Define a match, test it on your own samples, then review and activate.

Matching content is blocked. Output checks happen after the upstream call. Accents remain distinct; a does not match ą.

Exact rule change

Active

Proposed

Anonymization rule

Matching values receive distinct, stable aliases. Review the full policy change before activating.

This enables anonymization. Recovery mode is configured in policy settings; permission here does not switch it to reversible mode.

Create a policy change

Describe a policy

Step 1 of 4 · Describe the change

Laya drafts a bounded policy change once. FastFence enforces the resulting controls locally.