gws-modelarmor-sanitize-prompt

Sanitizing user prompts for AI safety involves applying a Model Armor template to enforce safety rules, preventing unsafe or disallowed content from passing to downstream systems while preserving essential meaning.

A Model Armor template defines safety filters applied to user prompts, enforcing policy-driven processing across AI assistants and chatbots to remove disallowed content while preserving intent.

Run the gws tool with a valid Model Armor template to filter disallowed content from chatbot inputs, executing the sanitize-prompt command to obtain a sanitized result that preserves essential meaning.

Yes, enforcing policy-driven prompt processing requires the gws tool and a valid Model Armor template, as the tool applies the safety filter to sanitize inputs before they reach downstream systems.

Prompt sanitization preserves the essential meaning and intent of interactive prompts while removing disallowed content, handling prompts of varying length and structure across AI workflows.

Avoid using a Model Armor template for prompt safety if your workflow lacks the gws tool, as both the tool and a valid template are required to enforce policy-driven processing and sanitize inputs.