InoGen

Control which guidance reaches your agents

A contribution is a proposal. OMS applies your review policy, blocks recorded publication failures and keeps the history needed to inspect each decision.

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Control changes

Contributions are screened for supported personal-data patterns and prompt injection before storage. This reduces exposure but does not guarantee detection of every sensitive detail.

Contributor trust and review policies determine which proposals can progress automatically. Detected conflicts with locked constraints block publication. Review the reported conflict before releasing updated guidance.

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Review decision

Source guidance · locked

Never send customer data outside the EU

Proposed change

For faster processing, send bulk exports to the US analytics bucket

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Choose recipients

Configure teams and access so published guidance reaches its intended audience. Scoping is a deployment choice, not an automatic guarantee of least-privilege distribution.

Each organisation’s guidance is kept separate. Delivery still depends on the teams, users and routes you configure and enrol.

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Trace decisions

Inspect a rule’s source, its recorded review decision and its published versions. Releases read as plain diffs, and earlier versions can be restored.

This history does not prove that an agent loaded or followed the guidance. It supports a wider control environment alongside runtime records and your own legal assessment; it does not establish compliance on its own.

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Release 2026-03-12a3f9c21
.claude/skills/data-handling/SKILL.md@@ customer data @@ Never put raw customer data in a prompt..claude/skills/travel-booking/SKILL.md@@ suppliers @@-Book travel through whichever supplier is cheapest..claude/skills/engineering/SKILL.md@@ api @@-Always call the v2 endpoint with the X-Legacy header.

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The EU AI Act includes logging and documentation obligations for some high-risk systems. Which obligations apply depends on the use case; this reference is not legal advice or a certification claim.

Regulation (EU) 2024/1689

The questions your risk team will ask

Data handling, separation, and what we will not claim, all on one page.

Read the trust page