Learn how Vizzybl screens every AI interaction for harmful content, prompt attacks, and data leakage.
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Every prompt you send to the Vizzybl AI assistant, and every response it returns, passes through Vizzybl's real-time safety screening layer before it reaches you or the AI model. Screening covers the in-app chat assistant and the Slack assistant; the monitored prompt responses collected by the scrape pipeline are stored as the AI engines returned them and are not passed through this layer.
Vizzybl automatically inspects all interactions across four threat categories:
Vizzybl's safety layer sits between your prompts and the AI engines. It screens traffic in both directions:
This two-way inspection runs in real time and does not store the content of your prompts or responses.
AI responses are evaluated against these safety categories, each with configurable confidence thresholds:
| Category | What it catches |
|---|---|
| Dangerous content | Instructions or promotion of harmful activities |
| Harassment | Threatening, intimidating, or abusive language targeting individuals |
| Hate speech | Content promoting discrimination based on protected characteristics |
| Sexually explicit | Inappropriate sexual content in AI responses |
Note: Child safety protections are always active and cannot be disabled.
When the safety layer identifies a risk, it takes action based on the severity:
This approach balances safety with usability — you see clean, relevant AI responses without unnecessary interruptions.
Vizzybl's screening layer processes interactions in real time without persisting prompt or response content. Your data passes through the safety checks and is not retained by the screening infrastructure.