AIGuardrail: AI Content Guardrails
AIGuardrail is a comprehensive Python library designed to evaluate and safeguard AI-generated content. It provides robust checks for safety, factual consistency, readability, privacy, token efficiency, and protection against malicious content.
🚀 Features
- Output Moderation: Detect toxic, offensive, or inappropriate language.
- Factual Consistency & Hallucination Detection: Prevent AI-generated inaccuracies or hallucinated information.
- PII Redaction: Identify and flag personally identifiable information (PII).
- Prompt Injection Protection: Detect potential prompt injection attacks.
- Token Management: Optimize content length based on token limits.
- Response Quality Checks: Evaluate readability, verbosity, and bias in AI outputs.
📦 Installation
Install aiguardrail via pip:
pip install aiguardrail
🛠️ Usage
Evaluate text quickly against all available guardrails:
from aiguardrail.guardrails import evaluate_guardrails
text = "According to the source, this event took place in March."
results_df, final_score = evaluate_guardrails(text)
print(results_df)
print(f"Overall Guardrail Score: {final_score}")
Evaluate specific guardrails only:
specific_guardrails = ["GR-S-001", "GR-Q-005", "GR-C-002"]
results_df, final_score = evaluate_guardrails(text, selected_guardrail_ids=specific_guardrails)
print(results_df)
print(f"Overall Guardrail Score: {final_score}")
📚 Available Guardrails
Retrieve metadata about all guardrails easily:
from aiguardrail.guardrails import list_available_guardrails
guardrails = list_available_guardrails()
for gr in guardrails:
print(f"{gr['id']} - {gr['name']} [{gr['area']}]")
Example output:
GR-S-001 - Output Moderation [Security]
GR-Q-001 - Hallucination Detection [Quality]
GR-S-005 - PII Redaction [Security]
...
📜 License
Guardrails-Eval is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
💻 Author
SHUBHAM GANESH MHASKE
Email: mhaskeshubham1200@gmail.com
⭐ Enjoy using aiguardrail !
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