Reddit asks which AI gateway tools teams are using in production
SolidSmug · reddit · 2026-07-23
A Reddit post asks what AI gateway software teams are actually using in production, noting that the category is still fuzzy and split between DLP/policy enforcement and deeper observability/behavior monitoring.
The discussion centers on the problems that show up once LLM apps and agents go live: prompt injection, sensitive-data leakage, multi-turn attacks, uncontrolled agent behavior, and cross-system visibility gaps. The author cites Nightfall AI, Palo Alto Networks, and NeuralTrust as examples, and says evaluation now comes down to latency, detection accuracy, governance, deployment flexibility, and agent monitoring.
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