Airia
AARM CoreEnforce AARM at a single inline interception point — the Unified AI Gateway
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- Coverage surface
- MCPAPI
- Stage
- Launched
- Type
- Commercial
- Target audience
- Enterprise
- Deployment
- SaaSSelf-hosted
Technical profile
Spec-grounded axes, verified by the TWG.
- Interception architecture (R1)
- Protocol Gateway
- Policy model (R3)
- Hybrid
- Authorization decisions (R4)
- ALLOWDENYMODIFYSTEP_UPDEFER
- Conformance level
- Core (R1–R6)
Conformance review
R1 | Pre-execution interception | ✅ |
R2 | Context accumulation | ✅ |
R3 | Policy evaluation with intent alignment | ✅ |
R4 | Five authorization decisions | ✅ |
R5 | Tamper-evident receipts | ✅ |
R6 | Identity binding | ✅ |
R7 | Semantic distance tracking | ❌ |
R8 | Telemetry export | ❌ |
R9 | Least privilege enforcement | ❌ |
Platform capabilities
- Single inline interception point (Unified AI Gateway) between the calling agent and every downstream model, tool, or provider
- No action reaches a tool endpoint without first passing policy evaluation
- Per-session context accumulation checked on every intercepted action
- Inline DLP inspection layer classifies each intercepted action
- Five-outcome Policy Engine: allow, deny, modify, step-up, defer
- Deferrals and step-ups suspend on a bounded timeout that resolves to deny
- Fails closed on any incomplete or failed evaluation
Architecture
Airia enforces AARM at a single inline interception point: the Unified AI Gateway, which sits between the calling agent and every downstream model, tool, or provider. No action reaches a tool endpoint without first passing policy evaluation. Each intercepted action is checked against accumulated per-session context, classified by an inline DLP inspection layer, and evaluated by a Policy Engine that returns one of five authorization decisions: allow, deny, modify, step-up, or defer. Deferrals and step-ups suspend on a bounded timeout that resolves to deny, and any incomplete or failed evaluation fails closed rather than releasing the action.
Maintained by the Airia team. Conformance verified by the AARM working group.