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title: "NeMo Studio Guardrail Configs"
description: ""
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Use **Guardrails** in the NeMo Studio workspace sidebar to view and manage NeMo Guardrails configurations for the selected workspace.

## Guardrail Config List

The Guardrail Configs table shows all guardrail configurations in the current workspace. Select a row to open the config detail page.

| Action | Where | Result |
|--------|-------|--------|
| View details | Select a row | Opens the guardrail config detail page. |
| Search | Name search bar | Filters the list to configs whose names match the query. |
| Delete a config | Row actions > **Delete** | Removes the guardrail configuration from the workspace. |

The table shows each config's name, description, model count, rail count, and last updated time.

Guardrail configurations are created and updated through the `nemo guardrail` CLI or the Guardrails API. NeMo Studio reflects the current workspace state.

## Guardrail Config Detail

The detail page shows the stored properties of a single guardrail configuration.

| Field | Description |
|-------|-------------|
| Description | A short summary of the config's purpose, if set. |
| Models | Number of task models (for example, `content_safety`) attached to the config. |
| Rails | Total count of input, output, and retrieval flows defined in the config. |
| Created | When the configuration was first stored. |
| Updated | When the configuration was last modified. |
| Config | The full configuration payload as formatted JSON. |

The **Edit** action is not yet available. To modify a configuration, use the `nemo guardrail` CLI or the Guardrails API, then reload the page.

## Delete a Guardrail Config

Select **Delete** from the row actions menu on the list page, or select **Delete** in the detail page header. Confirm the prompt to remove the configuration. Deletion is permanent.

Before deleting a config, check whether it is referenced by any virtual model middleware pipeline. Removing a config that is wired to a virtual model does not automatically remove the middleware reference.
