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Ep 958 Blog 0:32 w/ Vince

Enterprise RAG Permission Assembly

Enterprise RAG just got a guard dog—token‑level gates that keep the model from pulling in secrets.

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Vince Enterprise RAG just got a new guard dog.

Vince Permission assembly builds a dynamic policy layer between your LLM and data stacks.

Vince It stops the model from pulling in secrets when it thinks it can.

Vince It uses a token‑level gate that evaluates each retrieval request against user roles before the query hits the vector store.

Vince Try the open‑source permission assembly kit on GitHub; plug it into your existing RAG pipeline and watch the logs fill with access decisions.

Vince Next time you build an AI product, think of the guard dog as your first line of defense.