Content Classification
Classify every prompt, document, tool output, and context source before the agent can use it. Block agents from accessing legal, HR, finance, board materials, and source code.
See Content Classification in action
Dynamic classification blocking unauthorized board memo paste in external LLM.
How Gödel secures content classification
Modern AI agents rely heavily on broad filesystem and workspace access to contextually assist developers and automated pipelines. Without granular content classification, agents can inadvertently ingest sensitive legal contracts, HR records, unannounced financial memos, board materials, or proprietary algorithms and transmit them to external LLMs.
Gödel enforces real-time content classification at the exact moment context is loaded into an agent session. Built-in classifiers automatically tag sensitive content types and enforce deterministic deny rules—blocking unauthorized document reads and masking PII before data ever reaches a model prompt or external SaaS endpoint.