Anchor 3.0 launches as a runtime enforcement model for compliant AI agents
Saboo_Shubham_ · x · 2026-09-24
ZeroDrift launched Anchor 3.0, a runtime "enforcement model" that scans AI agent outputs for compliance violations. The poster's wealth-advisor agent made 12 violations in one reply; Anchor flagged risky lines, cited rules, rewrote output, and blocked failures. Vendor claims it beats frontier models on violation detection at up to 34x the speed and 12x lower cost; first 1,000 calls free. Numbers are vendor-claimed.
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