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Architecture

How the Philterd Toolkit Fits Together

Ten products. One shared policy format. One data perimeter. This page maps how Philter, Phileas, PhEye, Philter AI Proxy, Phinder, Phield, Arbiter, Philter Scope, Philter Diffuse, and the Redaction Policy Editor compose into a complete privacy stack.

Component overview

Three primary data paths, one shared policy layer, and five cross-cutting operational tools.

The shared policy layer

The single most important architectural property of the toolkit: every product that performs or tests redaction consumes the same Phileas policy format. You define your redaction rules once, version them like code, and they apply everywhere.

  1. Policy Editor Author policies visually
  2. Phileas Policy JSON Version-controlled config file
  3. Philter / Phileas Executes redaction at runtime
  4. Philter Scope Tests the policy in CI/CD
  5. Philter AI Proxy Applies policy to LLM traffic

Pre-built policies for HIPAA Safe Harbor, PCI DSS, GLBA, clinical notes, and more are available in the Redaction Policy Library.

Deployment topologies

Not every team needs every product. These three topologies cover the most common starting configurations; teams typically expand from Minimal toward Full Suite as the work matures.

Minimal

New to redaction or a single focused use case

Deploys in under 5 minutes from the AWS, GCP, or Azure Marketplace. Suitable for log redaction, document pipelines, and single-system use cases.

Standard

Production deployment with AI workload coverage

Covers the two highest-priority concerns for most production teams: AI data egress and detection-accuracy regression.

Full Suite

Enterprise or heavily regulated deployment

  • Everything in Standard
  • Phinder for sensitive data discovery at rest
  • Arbiter for human-in-the-loop review and attestation
  • Philter Diffuse for differentially private aggregate analytics

Suitable for HIPAA, FedRAMP, and regulated-AI workloads where human attestation, discovery inventory, and provable privacy bounds are required.

Not sure which topology fits your team? Walk the product journey to find your starting point →

All components at a glance

Every product in the toolkit, its role, and where it fits in the architecture.

Philter Self-hosted PII redaction HTTP API Core
Phileas Embeddable redaction library (Java, Python, .NET, Go) Core
PhEye NLP models and model server powering Philter and Phileas Core
Philter AI Proxy Drop-in proxy redacting PII from LLM prompts and responses LLM
Phinder Discovery scanner for PII at rest across files and object storage Discovery
Policy Editor Visual no-code builder for Phileas policy files Cross-cutting
Philter Scope Precision, recall, and F1 benchmarking for policies in CI/CD Cross-cutting
Phield Production PII flow monitoring with PagerDuty and Slack alerting Cross-cutting
Arbiter Human review UI with structured exemption codes and audit trail Cross-cutting
Philter Diffuse Differential privacy for aggregate PII analytics Cross-cutting

Not sure where to start?

Most teams start with Philter or Phileas and add from there. If you want a guided read, the product journey walks through each stage and when to adopt it.