Technical overview

Nxolaryn is a runtime guardrails layer, not an LLM.

Nxolaryn’s product direction is runtime guardrails around agent workflow boundaries: loop limits, schema validation, approval gates, state handoff review, latency controls, and token-spend boundaries. This page is an overview, not production SDK documentation.

Deployment assumption

Customer-controlled environments and framework-aware runtime policy hooks.

Primary signals

Repeated steps, invalid tool arguments, lost state handoffs, timeout patterns, and token-spend spikes.

Primary responses

Pause, stop, limited retry, fallback route, schema review, engineering review, or human approval gate.

Policy primitives

Controls under review.

Examples are illustrative and implementation-specific. Public SDK and GitHub references will be added only when release-ready.

example policy logicillustrative only
policy:
  loop_limit: 3
  schema_validation: strict
  on_violation: human_approval_gate
  payload_submission: disabled
Data boundaries

What public contact should not include.

No secrets

No production credentials, API keys, or access tokens.

No regulated records

No PHI, payment data, customer records, or regulated data.

No raw production materials

No raw prompts, raw logs, databases, or source code through ordinary email or the website.

Future docs and GitHub

Public docs and GitHub will be added when release-ready.

Nxolaryn will publish technical references when implementation examples and security boundaries are ready to be shared publicly. Until then, scoped technical materials are available during private review.