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The piece covers how to apply three specific controls, prompt-injection filtering, approval gates for destructive MCP tool calls, and per-team spend limits, to traffic bound for an AI API. Its value for AI readers is the operational pattern: policy enforcement moves into the gateway layer rather than application code. The claims are vendor-specific and "tested" is self-reported, so readers should verify behavior against their own workloads and threat models before relying on them.
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Guard, Gate, Meter: Three Ways to Run the OpenAI Decisions API Behind Traefik Hub Today
Traefik Labs1 min read

Block jailbreaks, gate destructive MCP tool calls, and cap AI spend per team. Three tested Traefik Hub configs for the OpenAI Decisions API. No code required.
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