[Automated] Draft docs (agentgateway): bedrock mantle: validate guardrail support - #1156
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agentgateway/agentgateway#3507 — bedrock mantle: validate guardrail support
Docs versions:
standalone/main,kubernetes/mainWhat changes for users: Inline Bedrock guardrails now require the Runtime endpoint. Kubernetes configuration that combines
guardrailwithMantlePreferredorMantleOnlyfails validation, andRuntimePreferredstays on Runtime whenguardrailis set.What the docs now say: The standalone and Kubernetes Amazon Bedrock provider pages now explain that inline Bedrock guardrails force Runtime, that the Mantle-preferred and Mantle-only endpoint preferences cannot be used with inline guardrails, and that prompt guardrails with
bedrockGuardrailsare separate.Not verified: No cluster; the steps are unrun.
How
agentgateway-3507was drafted, and what was not verifiedPlan, and what changed it
Why a documentation change is necessary
The pull request adds validation that rejects
guardrailwithMantlePreferredorMantleOnly, and runtime behavior that keepsRuntimePreferredrequests on Runtime when inline guardrails are set. The Bedrock Mantle sections already document endpoint preferences, but they did not state the new inline guardrail constraint or distinguish inline guardrails from prompt guardrails. A reader could otherwise combine guardrails with a Mantle mode that now fails validation.What changed on disk
assets/agw-docs/pages/agentgateway/llm/providers/bedrock.md: Updated the Kubernetes Bedrock Mantle table and added the inline guardrail Runtime constraint inside the existing unreleased version gate.content/docs/standalone/main/integrations/llm/providers/bedrock.md: Updated the standalone Bedrock Mantle table and linked readers to prompt guardrails for endpoint-independent Bedrock Guardrails.How to verify this change
In a cluster with the main-branch agentgateway CRDs installed, confirm that a Kubernetes Bedrock backend rejects an inline guardrail with a Mantle preference.
The API server reports
Bedrock guardrails cannot be used with MantlePreferred or MantleOnly.Confirm that
RuntimePreferredwith the same inline guardrail passes schema validation.The server-side dry run succeeds.
For standalone mode, validate a Bedrock model configuration that combines inline Bedrock guardrail settings with the Mantle-preferred endpoint preference.
The validation output reports
Bedrock guardrails cannot be used with MantlePreferred or MantleOnly.What was not verified
The configuration was not applied to a cluster. The standalone inline guardrail field spelling was not in the dossier, so the standalone page does not add a runnable inline-guardrail YAML example.
How the pages were chosen (triage report)
Feature clusters
These pull requests document one feature between them:
content/docs/standalone/main/documentation/llm/playground.md, the only page a code-path rule names for one of them, so separate pull requests would conflictKept apart on purpose. Merging wrongly produces a guide that documents two things and explains neither, so these are reported for a person to merge rather than grouped automatically:
content/docs/standalone/main/documentation/llm/playground.mdas a candidate, but for one of them it is one page among more than 3, so they are kept apart; merge them if both drafts do land therecontent/docs/standalone/main/documentation/llm/playground.mdas a candidate, but for one of them it is one page among more than 3, so they are kept apart; merge them if both drafts do land therecontent/docs/standalone/main/documentation/llm/playground.mdas a candidate, but for one of them it is one page among more than 3, so they are kept apart; merge them if both drafts do land therecontent/docs/standalone/main/documentation/llm/playground.mdas a candidate, but for one of them it is one page among more than 3, so they are kept apart; merge them if both drafts do land therecontent/docs/standalone/main/documentation/llm/playground.mdas a candidate, but for one of them it is one page among more than 3, so they are kept apart; merge them if both drafts do land therecontent/docs/standalone/main/documentation/llm/playground.mdas a candidate, but for one of them it is one page among more than 3, so they are kept apart; merge them if both drafts do land therecontent/docs/standalone/main/documentation/llm/playground.mdas a candidate, but for one of them it is one page among more than 3, so they are kept apart; merge them if both drafts do land therecontent/docs/standalone/main/documentation/llm/playground.mdas a candidate, but for one of them it is one page among more than 3, so they are kept apart; merge them if both drafts do land thereDraft a documentation change
agentgateway/agentgateway#3507 — bedrock mantle: validate guardrail support
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