Log guardrail activation for Relevance and Jailbreak #19
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Enhancement: Log Guardrail Activation for Relevance and Jailbreak
Description
This PR introduces explicit logging when either the Relevance Guardrail or the Jailbreak Guardrail is triggered. The log messages help developers and operators observe when input validation guardrails are tripped during runtime, which can be helpful for debugging and audit purposes.
Changes
print
statements torelevance_guardrail
andjailbreak_guardrail
functions inmain.py
Example Log Output
Motivation
While the UI visually indicates when a guardrail is triggered, the backend runtime had no explicit logging, which makes backend-only testing and server-side monitoring more difficult.
This addition brings simple, useful observability with no performance impact.
Notes
print()
logging for consistency with the rest of the file.logging
module), I’d be happy to update the PR accordingly.