AI safety middleware — detects self-harm and criminal intent in LLM prompts.
Lightweight, plug-and-play AI safety middleware that protects humans. HumaneProxy sits between your users and any LLM. When someone expresses self-harm ideation or criminal intent, it intercepts the message, alerts you through your preferred channels, and responds with care — before the LLM ever sees it. 🆘 Self-harm detected → Blocked with international crisis resources. Operator notified. ⚠️…
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Lightweight, plug-and-play AI safety middleware that protects humans. HumaneProxy sits between your users and any LLM. When someone expresses self-harm ideation or criminal intent, it intercepts the message, alerts you through your preferred channels, and responds with care — before the LLM ever sees it. 🆘 Self-harm detected → Blocked with international crisis resources. Operator notified. ⚠️ Criminal intent detected → Blocked or flagged. Operator notified. ✅ Safe → Forwarded to your LLM…
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