Your AI agent
The things your AI agent wants to do on your behalf — send that email, make that purchase, share that file — and the ones you should okay first. In plain English. Approve or deny, and your reason becomes part of a signed record.
5 need your decision
0 decided
Personal · email
The agent wants to: Your assistant is about to email your landlord accepting a 15% rent increase because it “seems unavoidable.”
Who's affected
You · Your landlord
Rules triggered
It commits you to money and a contract you never explicitly approved — that's your call, not the agent's.
Personal · travel
The agent wants to: A travel agent is about to book a $1,400 non-refundable flight on your saved card without asking you to confirm.
Who's affected
You · Your card
Rules triggered
It's irreversible and expensive, and you never confirmed the final purchase.
Personal · privacy
The agent wants to: An agent is about to upload a document with your Social Security number and home address to a third-party site to finish a signup faster.
Who's affected
You
Rules triggered
It exposes your most sensitive data to a third party you never vetted.
Personal · social
The agent wants to: Your agent wants to post a reply in your voice to a heated thread, to “defend your point” while you're away.
Who's affected
You · Your followers
Rules triggered
It speaks for you publicly in a charged moment — a reputation call only you should make.
Personal · accounts
The agent wants to: To cut costs, your agent is about to cancel a subscription and delete the account, which erases your saved history.
Who's affected
You
Rules triggered
Deleting the account is irreversible, and you may still want the history or the service.