The behavioral layer should start before the prompt does.
Behavioral routing at the application surface is too late for some use cases. Compliance-bound professionals — analysts, attorneys, clinicians, traders — use AI across multiple applications and multiple model providers. Routing every prompt through a workspace adds friction every operator routes around eventually.
Bridge Keyboard pulls the behavioral layer up to the typing surface. As the operator types into any application — a chat client, an email composer, an in-app prompt box — Bridge Keyboard surfaces context-aware suggestions, flags integrity-sensitive content before submission, and routes the final prompt through the operator's configured Bridge deployment if one exists.
Available on macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android. Keystroke processing is on-device. The keyboard does not log keystrokes, does not transmit raw keystrokes, and does not require a network connection to operate the typing layer. Behavioral routing requires a Bridge deployment; without one, the keyboard runs as a typing assistant only.
Three steps from prompt to decision.
Context loaded at session start
When the operator signs in via their organization's identity provider, Bridge Keyboard loads the operator's behavioral profile and the deployment's context modules. The keyboard knows which application is in focus, which behavioral policy applies, and which escalation rules are active.
Suggestions surfaced as you type
Bridge Keyboard surfaces context-aware suggestions inline. Integrity-sensitive content (regulated information, privileged communication, escalation-required prompts) is flagged before submission. Suggestions and flags are computed on-device with no keystroke transmission.
Augmented prompt routes via Bridge
On submission, the final prompt routes through the operator's Bridge deployment for behavioral policy enforcement and audit. Without a Bridge deployment, the keyboard exits at the typing-assistant stage and the prompt submits as the operator typed it.
Where Bridge Keyboard lives in production.
Knowledge workers across multiple LLMs
Operators who use AI across three or more model providers depending on task. The keyboard preserves behavioral context consistency across providers without per-app configuration.
Used by a credit union's analyst team routing across three providers based on task type.
Compliance-bound professionals
Attorneys, clinicians, analysts in regulated industries whose AI usage is subject to professional-conduct review and whose typed prompts may surface in litigation, audit, or regulatory review.
Used by a regional bank's risk-team operators for every customer-facing AI prompt.
Multilingual operators
Operators typing across multiple languages where cultural context matters as much as translation.
Used by a pharmaceutical company's regulatory operators across 14 markets and 11 languages.
Cross-device users
Operators whose workflow spans macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android in a single day and who need consistent behavioral guardrails regardless of device.
Used by a private-aviation crew member operating across cabin tablets, ground-ops laptops, and personal mobile.
What ships in every deployment.
One endpoint between your application and any model.
import { BrevorKeyboard } from '@brevor/keyboard';
const kb = new BrevorKeyboard({
deploymentId: 'wsp_finserv_east',
identityProvider: 'okta',
contextModules: ['us_finserv_v3', 'naic_strict'],
});
await kb.initialize();