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TrustGate is the native TrustGuard collector. The gateway calls TrustGuard for you, sets direction (input / output) on the request and response path, and applies the verdict inline. Findings show up in TrustGuard Activity and as spans on TrustGate traces. You do not create or paste a collector API key. The platform authenticates the gateway to TrustGuard. Other gateways (Portkey, LiteLLM, Kong, …) still use a collector key.

Setup

  1. In TrustGuard, create a TrustGate collector and bind it to your Agent Gateway (one collector per gateway).
  2. On that collector, assign a default runtime policy (and optional per-consumer overrides). Without a matching policy, evaluate allows traffic unguarded.
  3. In TrustGate, add the TrustGuard guardrail (trustguard) on the routes to protect and select that collector. You can also create the gateway-bound collector from the policy UI when prompted.
  4. Choose enforce or observe, and whether to inspect request, response, or both (request / response / request_response).
  5. Send a test request — it should appear in TrustGuard Activity.
Policy settings are only collector_id and direction. TrustGuard base URL and credentials come from the gateway deployment, not the policy form. See also TrustGate guardrails.

Verdict behavior

On most evaluate transport/timeouts errors the gateway fails open (traffic continues). Rate-limit and entitlement failures block.