gws-modelarmor-sanitize-response

You sanitize model output by running it through a predefined Model Armor template that blocks risky content and enforces policy-compliant responses. This removes sensitive information before end users see the reply.

A Model Armor template is used to scrub model outputs and generated prompts, ensuring they meet enterprise safety guidelines. It consistently enforces policy compliance across deployment environments before content reaches outbound channels.

To apply a safe template, invoke the gws modelarmor sanitize-response command and pass a valid template resource name via the --template flag to process the model response securely.

Yes, you need a valid template resource name provided through the --template flag. The gws tool uses this template resource name to identify the specific security guidelines for sanitizing the generated prompts.

Yes, you can apply Model Armor sanitization consistently across different deployment environments. This ensures safety and compliance standards are met for outbound content scenarios throughout all enterprise workflows.

Without a valid template resource name provided via the --template flag, the gws tool cannot apply the security guidelines needed to sanitize the model output. The process requires this template to enforce policy-compliant responses.