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Security.

Delivery and inference security depend on explicit authority boundaries. These guides cover response reuse, model release integrity, application permissions, and the difference between an untrusted model output and an authorized action.

Put this topic into practice

Identify the sensitive information, trusted release sources, and operations with external effects. Check how those boundaries behave during caching, fallback, debugging, and rollback. A protective setting in one layer does not replace the need to validate the complete request path.

  • Keep secrets out of client-delivered assets.
  • Verify permissions before an external effect.
  • Test one user’s responses cannot be reused for another.

Connect these ideas with the Model delivery overview. If the question spans several parts of the system, the guide directory offers a sequence through the related decisions.

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Illustration of API response caching with public and private access boundaries

API response caching without leaking private data

API caching starts with deciding who may receive a response. Learn how to review HTTP directives, design complete cache keys, separate public and personal content, and test identity boundaries before expanding a caching policy.