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- 3:08
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- December 2, 2025
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- update
SUPERWISE v1.27: self-service platform and full guardrails
Review the SUPERWISE v1.27 announcement, including built-in guardrails and Remote MCP support for deploying and governing AI agents.
What's in this video
- This December 2025 release video introduces SUPERWISE v1.27.
- It presents the self-service platform available at that time.
- The walkthrough also covers built-in guardrails and Remote MCP support.
Frequently asked questions
Topics from this video and why governed AI matters.
Get Sentinel at /sentinel/windows/#get-sentinel to protect ChatGPT and Claude on Windows.
SUPERWISE guardrails are designed for using public models safely. They are rule-based policies that combine one or more rules to keep LLM outputs safe and accurate. You define them independently from agents, manage version history, and use a playground to test under different inputs and outputs before publishing. You can block when a rule is violated or let it through and audit it, with visibility into usage. See docs.superwise.ai/docs/guardrails-1.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard for exposing agent capabilities. SUPERWISE supports remote MCP with configurable header parameters for authentication so you can connect and govern MCP-based agents in one place.
A playground lets you test how rules apply to different values before going live. Governed AI requires that you verify behavior in advance and revisit published versions. SUPERWISE gives you that control so violations are caught during design.
Yes. SUPERWISE guardrails are designed for using public models safely. SUPERWISE also supports privately hosted and open-source models so customers can build sophisticated AI solutions that handle PII and PHI while keeping data in their control.





