ArchGW Open Source AI Proxy for Intelligent Agent Routing
ArchGW is an intelligent proxy server designed as an edge and AI gateway for agents, handling prompts and network traffic with built-in guardrails and routing capabilities.
Adil, Salman, and Jose, the team behind ArchGW, have introduced an open-source proxy server designed to streamline AI agent development. Built on Envoy Proxy, ArchGW acts as an edge and AI gateway, handling prompts with native intelligence for routing, safety, and integration.
Why ArchGW?
Building production-ready AI agents involves repetitive low-level tasks like:
- Applying guardrails to filter unsafe or off-topic requests.
- Clarifying vague inputs to prevent agent errors.
- Routing prompts to the right expert agent based on context.
- Integrating new LLMs safely and efficiently.
ArchGW consolidates these tasks into a dedicated infrastructure layer, freeing developers to focus on business logic rather than plumbing code.
Key Features
- Listener Subsystem: Manages ingress/egress request processing.
- Prompt Handler: Uses
prompt_guardfor safety checks andprompt_targetfor routing decisions. - Model Serving: Hosts lightweight LLMs for tasks like hallucination detection.
The team leverages Task-specific LLMs (Hugging Face models) for intelligent operations.
Team Background
The founders bring expertise from:
- Envoy Proxy (Lyft)
- AWS API Gateway
- Microsoft Research (NLP models)
- Meta (safety systems)
Get Started
- Demo: YouTube
- Docs: ArchGW Documentation
- Community: Discord
ArchGW is written in Rust and aims to accelerate AI agent development with safety, scalability, and personalization at its core.
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