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Linden
Low latency deterministic validation layer for ai agents
AI agents can return valid JSON and still make the wrong decision. Linden adds a reliability layer that validates AI outputs against schemas, business rules, and trusted data before they reach downstream systems. Configure your requirements and get clear decisions: ALLOW, HUMAN REVIEW, or BLOCK. Integrate with an API or Python SDK to add validation to your AI workflows.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I’m building Linden to solve a problem I keep coming back to: an AI response can look correct, follow a schema, and still violate the business rules it’s supposed to follow.
Linden lets developers define schemas, business requirements, and trusted-data checks, then validate AI outputs before they move downstream.
I built it to make reliability checks an explicit part of AI workflows rather than relying entirely on the model to get things right.
You can integrate through the API or Python SDK.
I’d love your feedback: **Where do you think validation belongs in an AI workflow — immediately after generation, before a tool executes, or at both points?**
Thanks for checking out Linden! 🌱
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About Linden on Product Hunt
“Low latency deterministic validation layer for ai agents”
Linden was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #100 on the daily leaderboard. AI agents can return valid JSON and still make the wrong decision. Linden adds a reliability layer that validates AI outputs against schemas, business rules, and trusted data before they reach downstream systems. Configure your requirements and get clear decisions: ALLOW, HUMAN REVIEW, or BLOCK. Integrate with an API or Python SDK to add validation to your AI workflows.
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