When to use Phinite
Create a Phinite profile — step by step
1. Open LLM Governance
- Graph Studio → Governance → LLM Governance.
- Click New profile (or create from the library).
2. Provider step
- Select Phinite (description: built-in guard library).
- Click Continue.
3. Configure — Profile name
Enter Profile name (placeholdere.g. Production guards).
4. Configure — Control library
Section title Control library · subtitle Turn on the guards this profile should enforce · counter{n}/{total} on.
Compliance framework filter
- Card Compliance framework — Filter controls by mapped standard
- Dropdown: All frameworks or a mapped framework category from the catalog API
Phases
Controls are grouped by phase (from the catalog; names/descriptions come from AI Core):
Per phase header actions: Enable all · Disable all.
Each control card
For every catalog guard you see:- Name (from catalog)
- Severity badge (
low/medium/high) - Default action badge (
DENY/BLOCK/STEER/OBSERVE, …) - Optional recommended (catalog
default_enabled) - Optional mapped (non-runtime mapping)
- Category and description
- Toggle (on/off)
- On violation action:
- Most guards: Block (
block_turn) or Log only (log_only) - Guards with default action steer: Redact (
log_only) or Block (block_turn)
- Most guards: Block (
- Optional score threshold slider (0–1, default
0.7) when the catalog marks the guard as threshold-based
prompt_injection (pre), toxicity / secret_exfiltration (post), session_masking (session).
5. Save profile
- Click Save profile.
- Profile appears under Library (N) with provider badge Phinite.
- Profile-level
on_violationdefaults to block_turn when creating.
6. Attach
- Click Attach on the profile or header Attach.
- Follow Attach guardrails — Entire flow or One agent.
- Save the Agent Graph and Build.

