AI Control Layer

How ThirdLaw Works

Capture each AI session, evaluate it against policy, intervene in-line, then investigate end to end with session timelines.

Gartner® refers to this category as AI TRiSM.
collect AI sessions, evaluate against policy, intervene with runtime guardrails, and investigate via session replay, with integrations to SIEM/SOAR/ITSM
Laws

Turn AI Policy Into Laws

Laws are enforceable policies you can scope, validate, and apply to real AI interactions.

Scope

Target where Laws apply. Trigger by app, route, role, user group, model, or tool.

Author

Describe the policy in words. ThirdLaw translates it into runtime logic.

Validate

Test on examples, then run monitor-only on real traffic to measure hit rate, latency, and cost.

Publish

Roll out with control. Version the Law, assign an owner, and deploy with scoped rollout.

Enforce

Enforce in real time; block, redact, reroute, or escalate. Emit a violation with investigation context.

ThirdLaw Collect screen showing captured AI prompts, outputs, tool calls, and agent actions
Collect

Collect AI Interactions from Prompts to Actions

  • Capture prompts, outputs, tool calls, and agent actions.
  • Collect at gateways Envoy, Kong, NGINX to support inline controls.
  • Use SDKs (Python, TypeScript) to add identity and policy context
  • Collect via OpenTelemetry OTEL using automated or manual instrumentation.
  • Ingest via API from real-time event pipelines.
Evaluate

Evaluate AI Behavior Against Enterprise Policy

  • Evaluate prompts, outputs, and actions against enterprise policy.
  • Detect policy violations and anomalous patterns
    across sessions and agent chains.
  • Use semantic, classifier, LLM, and rules-based checks to balance latency and accuracy.
ThirdLaw Evaluate screen showing policy (“Law”) evaluation results with matched conditions and reasons
ThirdLaw Intervene screen showing runtime actions such as block, redact, reroute, or require approval
Intervene

Intervene at Runtime When Behavior Violates Policy

  • Block, redact, reroute, or escalate when policy is violated.
  • Apply fine-grained policies by role, app, environment, model, and tool.
  • Designed to enforce consistently across systems while fitting existing workflows.
Investigate

Investigate Incidents with Session Timelines

  • Search across events, transactions, and sessions with rich filters.
  • Investigate incidents with session replay, search, and tool-call forensics.
  • Route findings and context to SIEM/SOAR/ITSM for response workflows.
  • Support compliance workflows with policy evaluation and enforcement evidence.
ThirdLaw Investigate screen showing an end-to-end AI session timeline for incident review and export
Collection Points

Integrate Where AI Runs

Choose the integration points that fit your stack, from gateways to agent frameworks.

In Agent Runtimes

 Capture events from agent frameworks. Supports: LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents SDK, Google ADK.

At API Gateways

 Enforce policy inline at the edge. Supports: Envoy, Kong, NGINX, LiteLLM.

Via SDK

Attach identity and policy context in app code. SDKs: Python, TypeScript, Go.

From OpenTelemetry

Ingest LLM and agent exchanges via OTEL. OTEL: Auto or manual instrumentation.

Deployment

Run ThirdLaw in Your Environment

Choose managed single-tenant, run in your AWS VPC, or deploy to your Kubernetes cluster.

Managed Single-Tenant SaaS

Dedicated instance in an isolated AWS account and VPC, operated by ThirdLaw.

Customer VPC AWS

Run ThirdLaw in your VPC to keep data and enforcement close to your apps and gateways

Self-Managed Kubernetes

Deploy via Helm to your cluster (on-prem or private cloud).

Platform Capabilities

From Policy to Runtime Control

Designed for Security and IT; a production control layer that enforces AI policy at runtime and routes violations to existing SecOps workflows.

Full AI Interaction Record

Capture prompts, outputs, tool calls, and agent actions into organized sessions.

Selectable Evaluation Engines

Choose pattern matching, similarity, classifiers, or reasoning-based evaluation per policy.

Scoped Runtime Actions

Block, redact, reroute, or escalate based on policy findings.

SecOps Workflow Routing

Forward violations and context to SIEM/SOAR/ITSM

Take Control of AI Policy

Write policy in plain language and enforce it by scope across AI apps and agents.