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Redact Internal Data with Agentspan Guardrails

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Nick Lotz
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612
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Language
English
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Summary

Agentspan is presented as a server-side agent workflow platform that provides durable executions, worker-based tools, execution visibility, retries, waits, and guardrails, illustrated through a customer-update workflow that removes internal incident information before returning an agent’s response. In the example, an agent drafts an update using internal context containing an incident ID, war-room channel, and on-call email, while an output guardrail detects these identifiers and replaces them with redacted placeholders using the deterministic `OnFail.FIX` option. The walkthrough, tested with agentspan version 0.1.3, explains that this approach is suited to mechanical policies such as redaction, truncation, and schema cleanup, whereas RETRY, RAISE, and HUMAN options support model retries, run termination, and human review. Agentspan’s UI allows users to inspect both the original draft that reached the guardrail and the rewritten result returned to the caller, making it possible to distinguish model-generated output from policy-approved output.

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