Policies
Eight policy types, with enforcement that varies by type - some block inline at the proxy, others are recorded as evidence. Block models, cap budgets, require approval, and more.
HITL Approvals
Human-in-the-loop workflow. The proxy blocks requests that require approval and queues them for your team to review.
Risk Classification
EU AI Act risk levels (minimal, limited, high, unacceptable) assigned to each agent. AI-assisted suggestions available.
Audit Trail
Immutable log of every governance action. Filter, search, and export for compliance audits.
How It Works
Governance enforcement happens at two layers:- Proxy layer -
model_allowlist,block_provider, andrequire_approvalpolicies are evaluated inline on every LLM request and can block it with a403.budget_limitandrate_limitare enforced separately at the proxy-key/team level (429). Prompt injection scanning is always-on, independent of policies. See Enforcement model for the full picture, including policy types that are evidence-only today. - API layer - registration, classification, and administrative actions go through the API directly; they are not policy-gated by the proxy.
Quick Start
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Classify risk
Assign an EU AI Act risk level to each agent. Use the AI-assisted suggestion endpoint for guidance.
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Create policies
Define policies - model allowlists, budget limits, approval requirements - scoped globally or per-agent.
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Monitor the audit trail
Every action is recorded in the audit trail. Export events for compliance reporting.
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Check readiness
Use the readiness score to measure your organization’s EU AI Act compliance posture.
EU AI Act Compliance
MeshAI maps directly to EU AI Act requirements. See the dedicated pages:EU AI Act Coverage
Article-by-article mapping of what MeshAI covers.
FRIA
Fundamental Rights Impact Assessments (Article 27).
Incident Reporting
Serious incident reporting per Article 73.
Readiness Score
7-component compliance score (0–120).

