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RADAR Architecture

RADAR is a self-hosted compliance evidence layer. It monitors existing agent workflows, records reviewable evidence, and keeps data inside your infrastructure without owning execution.

System boundary#

ArchitectureSidecar deployment
Your Infrastructure
AgentsLangChain \u2022 CrewAI
LLM GatewayOpenAI \u2022 Anthropic
SIEMSplunk \u2022 Sentinel
RADAR
CollectorTraces \u2022 Events
PII Detection50+ patterns
Control MapEU AI Act \u2022 GDPR
ExportJSON \u2022 PDF \u2022 SIEM
Regulator-Ready Evidence
Trace RecordsSession timeline
Control MappingFramework-aligned
Export BundleAudit-ready
Self-hosted \u2022 Zero egress \u2022 Your data stays inside

RADAR deploys beside your application, LLM gateway, tools, and observability stack. It captures prompts, completions, tool events, policy signals, PII signals, and review records so legal, security, and compliance teams can reconstruct what happened.

Design principles#

Independent evidence

RADAR observes and records. It does not execute, orchestrate, or replace the customer workflow engine.

Self-hosted by default

Evidence storage, retention, and exports stay inside the customer infrastructure for VPC, on-prem, and air-gapped evaluations.

Audit-ready records

Traces are structured for review, SIEM export, retention controls, and regulator-facing evidence packs.

Evidence flow#

1. Observe

Connect RADAR to the agent stack, LLM gateway, and tool activity streams.

2. Record

Normalize activity into trace, policy, PII, review, and retention records.

3. Export

Send evidence to SIEM, audit packs, data warehouses, and internal review workflows.

Open-source family

AKIOS OSS and EnforceCore remain separate technical projects in the AKIOUD AI family. They are useful transparency proof, but RADAR is evaluated and purchased as the commercial self-hosted compliance evidence platform.