Reglint monitors every AI agent output and employee message across 5 channels — Slack, Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp, and LinkedIn — scanning for HIPAA, GDPR, PCI-DSS, and 50+ regulations before anything reaches a user, a regulator, or a lawsuit.
A few recent examples — fines, bans, settlements, live class actions. New AI cases are landing in courts and regulators' inboxes every month, and no security tool caught any of them.
Scraped 10B+ photos without consent.
AI companion exposed to minors.
Auto-rejected applicants 55+.
Chatbot fabricated a fare policy.
AI denied Medicare claims.
Screening filtered by age 40+.
AI agents pass security checks. They fail regulatory ones. Security has funded, productized vendors. Compliance has fragmented chaos — no umbrella, no standard, no SMB option.
Security tools cover what's visible. What regulators actually fine you for sits underwater — and no security tool is looking.
The mature security stack — above the waterline
Hundreds of test prompts across regulated industries, run through one engine. Here's a sample from a banking batch — behavioral violations caught every time.
Pick an industry — fire an agent output or employee message — and watch the verdict land in real time. Covers healthcare, finance, hiring, data privacy, and general. Toggle trusted access and see the decision change.
trusted_users_accessfalse · public chatbotReglint is one API with four ways in — sandbox your agent, gate it at runtime, scan its source, or audit decisions it already made.
Paste your agent config, fire real questions, and watch the decision land in real time — one prompt or a 20-question stress batch. Catch violations in dev, not in front of a regulator.
One question at a time, or 20 edge cases auto-run with per-question decision, violations and latency. Export to JSON, Word, or PDF.
FAST · FULL · TRUSTED — edit the system prompt and Reglint config, re-apply, and re-test in seconds. No redeploy.
SSN leak, HIV diagnosis, age bias, child data, insurance ID — one click reproduces the scenarios auditors care about.
Drop a single call into n8n, Zapier, Make or LangChain. The agent's output is POSTed to Reglint before it executes — true delivers, false is blocked. No SDK, no prompt rewriting.
Email sends, DB writes, wire transfers, even READ queries — the payload is checked before the side-effect happens.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Bedrock, Gemini, on-prem. Anything that can make an HTTP request plugs in.
Zero code change to the agent. One node in, a decision branch out. Tested in production.
Paste agent code or hook into GitHub Actions. Reglint reads the whole file — system prompts, configs, keys, endpoints — and flags problem lines with severity before the code ever ships.
A live security score across every detected issue, with line attribution, code evidence, and why it matters.
Runs on every pull request and blocks the merge on a critical finding — hardcoded secret, unsafe prompt, missing trust boundary.
Not just "bad code" — each issue ships with impact and a copy-paste remediation patch.
Point Reglint at a folder of past AI reasoning. Every rationale is scanned against 50 regulations and returned as a defensible, statute-linked row — delivered in hours, not the weeks a $20K manual audit takes.
Statistical tools look at outcomes; Reglint reads the actual rationale text, where the violation actually lives.
Real-time monitoring for live traffic and forensic audit for archives — one rule set, one citation library.
Every decision becomes an immutable, time-stamped row. Hand the CSV, JSON or PDF straight to counsel.
AI agents, employee channels, n8n workflows, code — every output and message routes through one compliance layer.
Customer-facing AI replies, gated before users see them
Email gates · HR audits · workflow automations
Secrets, unsafe prompts & source-level issues
Block · redact · alert on every agent output and employee message
Statute-cited evidence · scan ID · timestamps
Stress-test agents before production
Reglint isn't a prompt wrapped in a UI. It's a rules-and-RAG enforcement engine — the LLM is just one swappable component inside it.
Deterministic pattern checks run in ~500ms before any model is touched.
Every judgment is grounded in real regulatory text from our knowledge base — not model memory.
Static code scan before you ship, plus runtime enforcement on every output.
Gemini, Claude, or your own. Change the model and Reglint still runs.
Every decision logged with the citation behind it.
Swap the model out — the product still runs. That's the difference between infrastructure and a wrapper.
Across privacy, healthcare, finance, employment, and AI-specific governance.
Every decision your AI agents make — across chatbots, workflows, code, and audits — lands in one live compliance view. Filter by decision, drill into any scan, export the lot.
Four enforcement waves landing in 2026. The biggest one has a hard date.
$1,500 per violation. Annual bias audits for automated employment tools.
NYC RCNY § 5-301Consumer AI rights across lending, hiring, healthcare, insurance.
C.R.S. § 6-1-1701High-risk enforcement: hiring, lending, education, biometric.
Reg (EU) 2024/1689Department-wide AI/ML cybersecurity policy within 180 days.
FY26 NDAA § 1512Numbers from internal batch testing — every figure ships with its methodology, not as marketing.
Source: internal banking batch test, trust=false vs trust=true. Full methodology on request.
Five-minute integration. Block the lawsuit before it's written.