The Developers section is the low-level reference for teams that operate the TrustGate Runtime directly — configuring the gateway, writing rules, extending plugins, wiring observability, and hitting the Actions API. If you’re designing policies, security capabilities, or enforcement in the platform UI, the Runtime by TrustGate docs are the right starting point. The pages linked below go one layer deeper, into the runtime primitives those platform features are built on.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.neuraltrust.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Where to start
Getting Started
Install TrustGate, run your first gateway, and follow tutorials for load balancing, rate limiting, masking, and TrustLens metrics.
Core Concepts
Gateways, upstreams, services, rules, plugins, and consumer groups — the primitives that every platform feature compiles down to.
Traffic Management
Rule & forwarding objects, load-balancing strategies, bot detection, and anomaly detection at the gateway layer.
Actions API
Programmatic policy execution, observability events, and examples for integrating TrustGate actions into your stack.
Security & content reference
Content Security
Jailbreak, toxicity, moderation, and language validator plugin configuration — the detections behind platform security features.
Data masking
Entity catalog, masking rules, custom patterns, and end-to-end examples for PII, secrets, and confidential data.
Application Security
Injection protection, code sanitation, CORS, and IP whitelisting at the transport layer.
Agent Security
Tool permission, tool guard, and tool selection plugins for MCP and agent workloads.
Operate & extend
Rate Limiting & Request Control
Fingerprint, IP, user, token, and global rate limits plus request size limiting.
Observability & Monitoring
Prometheus metrics, exporters, and Kafka connectors for runtime telemetry.
Deployment
Reference architectures and Docker / Kubernetes installation for TrustGate Runtime.
API Reference
REST endpoints for gateways, API keys, upstreams, services, rules, and actions.