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frontend
frontend is a rule-based verification layer for AI agents that validates proposed actions against schemas, data, and rules.
Linden is an AI reliability infrastructure that acts as a rule-based verification layer for AI agents. It evaluates AI-generated actions before an application decides whether to handle them. The system checks proposed actions against expected output structures, trusted data sources such as HTTP and PostgreSQL, and configured business rules. It is built for developers who want to manage validation profiles centrally instead of scattering checks across application code. Linden returns validation outcomes and findings, while the application retains control to enforce the final decision.
frontend at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: Web, API
- Pricing: Free
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI agent tool
- Website: app.trustlinden.com
Key features
- Output validation for schemas and data types
- Trusted data comparison against configured records
- Business rule and policy evaluation
- Validation outcome and findings generation
- HTTP and PostgreSQL data source integration
- Support for nested objects and collections
Use it for
- Validate AI-generated refunds before execution
- Check AI order updates against trusted records
- Enforce business rules on AI agent actions
- Verify structured output format and values
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