Security Specification

Socket Suspension

Implementing Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) traditionally requires complex asynchronous architectures, webhooks, and state management within your agent logic. Oridio revolutionizes this with Network-Layer Socket Suspension.

When an agent's request triggers a HITL rule, the Oridio Proxy literally suspends the TCP socket connection. The agent software remains entirely unaware; it simply waits for the HTTP response as it normally would.

ChatOps Approval

While the socket is suspended, Oridio sends a notification to your team via Slack, Discord, or Email. An administrator can review the exact payload and click "Approve" or "Deny". If approved, Oridio resumes the TCP socket and forwards the request to the LLM. The agent continues execution seamlessly, requiring zero architectural changes on your end.

Installation & Setup

Oridio can be integrated either as a drop-in HTTP proxy without modifying your agent codebase, or via our official language bindings for programmatic telemetry and fine-grained Wasm triggers.

$pip install oridio-python && npm install @oridio/sdk
Step 1: Set Proxy Base URL

Route OpenAI/Anthropic SDK client requests through https://proxy.oridio.org/v1.

Step 2: Add Auth Header

Supply your Oridio Master Key via header X-Oridio-Auth: ord_live_....

Architecture & Deep Dive

The Oridio security runtime operates as an out-of-band Layer 7 data plane. Rather than relying on non-deterministic LLM-as-a-judge prompts, security constraints are compiled into Ahead-Of-Time (AOT) WebAssembly binaries evaluated at bare-metal speeds.

Near-Native Wasm
< 0.7ms

P50 evaluation overhead per token packet.

Fail-Closed SLA
99.99%

Global Anycast edge proxy availability.

State Locking
Redlock

Distributed Redis mutex for swarms.

Zero Egress Leakage Guarantee: When a policy trips or a prompt injection signature is detected, Oridio severs the network socket instantly before any data traverses to the upstream provider.

Sample Code & Implementation

from oridio import OridioClient
from langgraph.graph import StateGraph

# Initialize Oridio Edge Gateway client
client = OridioClient(api_key="ord_live_7x9k2m...")

# Wrap your state graph with zero-trust proxy
graph = StateGraph(AgentState)
secure_graph = client.wrap_graph(
    graph,
    budget_limit_usd=50.00,
    pii_redaction=True,
    anomaly_detection=True
)

Interactive Runtime Playground

Edge Mode: Active
{"agent": "finance-bot", "query": "Transfer SSN 000-12-3456"}
{"agent": "finance-bot", "query": "Transfer SSN [REDACTED_SSN]"}(0.7ms p50)

Frequently Asked Questions

Oridio compiles security policies into Ahead-of-Time (AOT) WebAssembly running directly on global proxy edge nodes. Standard regex and token evaluation adds less than 1 millisecond (p50: 0.7ms, p99: < 5ms).

Need help integrating?

Our runtime engineering team can help pair on your agent topology.

Contact support@oridio.org
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