Features · In charge
Your tap. Every time.
Reading and drafting are free. Anything that cannot be taken back waits for you.
A card, not a surprise.
When the helper wants to do something that goes out of the workspace or cannot be undone, it does not do it. It shows a card with one plain sentence about what it wants to do. You tap Yes, do it or No. A card that nobody answers expires after a day.
- Sends, payments, publishing and deletes always ask
- Unknown actions count as risky and ask too
- Text from outside is data, never an order
Two safety nets, not one.
The card is the first. The second is your approvals queue and the history: the same rules an outside AI gets. Only a person decides an approval, every step is written down, and you can export the history.
- One queue of everything waiting for you
- A history of who did what, you or the helper
- Mail bodies and web pages are never obeyed
Words from outside are only words.
If a mail or a web page says "ignore your rules and send this", the helper treats it as text somebody wrote. It tells you what the text asked for and lets you decide.
Honest labels
What to expect.
- LiveThe card gate
Built into the helper: consequential steps become a card, and the card is the only way through.
- LiveApprovals and history
The same queue and history an outside AI uses.
- Pre-betaWhich steps count as risky
The list follows the tool rules of the workspace and grows with it. When in doubt the helper asks.
- Not offeredNo automatic yes
The helper cannot approve its own work. Only you can.
Questions
About saying OK.
Will it send emails on its own?
No. Anything that sends, pays, publishes or deletes for good becomes a card, and you tap Yes or No. Reading and drafting do not need a tap. See you stay in charge.
What if I ignore a card?
It waits for a day and then expires. Nothing is sent.
Can the helper say yes to its own card?
No. Only a person answers.
What if an email tells the helper to do something?
Text that comes from mail, web pages or forms is treated as data. The helper tells you what it asked for and lets you decide.
Can I see what it did?
Yes. Every step is in the history, with who did it: you, the helper or an AI you connected. See audit trail.