Guardrails Now Separate Organization Limits from Workspace Defaults
Blog post from OpenRouter
OpenRouter has redesigned Guardrails to support larger organizations by separating organization-wide limits from workspace-level defaults and individual exceptions. Organization administrators can now establish non-negotiable caps on budgets, model and provider access, Zero Data Retention requirements, regions, and moderation, while workspace administrators assign default policies to new members and tailored budgets or model access to specific users within those limits. Guardrails are also divided into independent budget, model-and-provider access, and content moderation policies, allowing organizations to adjust one area without changing the others. Existing guardrails, APIs, and Terraform resources remain compatible, with current configurations continuing to enforce the same rules while organizations can migrate to the new policy model gradually.
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