Jev AI

Jev AI use cases

Safety & security

Screen untrusted text for injected instructions and data-exfiltration attempts before it reaches a model or tool.

Safety & security

Screen untrusted text for injected instructions and data-exfiltration attempts before it reaches a model or tool.

About safety & security

Any text a model reads can try to steer it: a chat message, an email, a web page, a tool result. Safety checks look at that text before the model does and decide whether it should pass, go to a person or be stopped.

Jev answers these checks as typed questions: a risk category, a severity score and a handling decision, each with a probability or confidence. Your code applies the thresholds, so the policy stays readable and outside the model an attacker is talking to.

Which page fits your task

  • Prompt Injection DetectorYou pass user messages, documents, emails or tool outputs to a model and want to catch overrides, hidden instructions and data-exfiltration attempts.

Common mistakes

  • Screening only user messages, while retrieved documents and tool outputs go straight to the model.
  • Blocking on keywords, which flags articles and tickets that only discuss attacks.
  • Relying on detection alone instead of limiting tool permissions and confirming risky actions.

Safety & security FAQ

Is a detector enough to stop prompt injection?

No. Use it as one layer alongside least-privilege tools, confirmation for irreversible actions and keeping untrusted text out of system prompts.

Should I check model outputs as well?

Yes. TypeSafe’s guardrails cookbook runs the same kind of check on both the messages going into a model and the replies coming out.

Further reading · reviewed 2026-09-23

  • Guardrails for LLM inputs and outputsTypeSafe documentation · docs.typesafe.ai/cookbooks/llm_guardrails
  • Confidence-gated routingTypeSafe documentation · docs.typesafe.ai/patterns/confidence-routing

One decision model. Your own rules.

Use a Noul for a yes/no probability, a Choice for a fixed set of outcomes, or a Score for an ordered rubric. Ask focused questions about the same input and combine the results in code.