Anomaly Review
Anomaly Review · owned by Admin
Takes a second look at large “spent” transactions and flags the ones likely filed in the wrong bucket — a pass-through that’s really internal, an asset buy that’s really invested — with a proposed bucket and its reason. It proposes only: every reclassification waits for your one-tap confirm.
Autonomy
The trust dial: how freely the agent acts on things it's already allowed to do. Even at full autonomy, it can never reach beyond its permissions.
Acts, but every action needs approval
Scope
What the agent may touch. Anything not explicitly allowed here is off-limits by default — no exceptions.
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Default deny — access exists only where explicitly granted.
Guardrails
Safety rules on top of permissions — the strictest rule wins. A guardrail can send even a fully-autonomous agent to a human for approval.
Ownership
Every agent answers to a responsible human. If that person leaves, the agent pauses itself — nothing keeps running with nobody accountable.
Activity
What this agent has attempted, each decided live by the engine. Run its next scripted action, or type one in plain language.
No attempts yet — run an action and watch Warden decide.