Hammad Abbasi

Iris serves as a local control plane for code interactions, providing transparent insights into every request. Key features include: • Full visibility into system prompts, tool schemas, and conversation context • Identification and safe removal of unused tools • Granular control over tool execution with Allow/Ask/Deny boundaries • Comprehensive review of executed actions This utility helps optimize token usage by highlighting and allowing the removal of tool definitions that create a recurring 'token tax' without being utilized. It empowers users to understand the precise data flowing in each request, enabling informed decisions about what information is shared. Beyond optimization, Iris acts as a crucial security and control layer. Users can set explicit permissions for each tool before it runs, ensuring that code actions align with intended behavior and preventing unintended operations. This detailed oversight extends to reviewing exactly what was executed. Iris is ideal for developers and engineers working with code models who need to debug interactions, manage costs by reducing unnecessary token expenditure, and enforce strict control over tool execution for security and performance.