Company Scout

Company Scout · owned by Admin

Every Sunday, proposes about ten companies whose product fits her work. She approves or passes on each one in the app; only the ones she approves join the Role Watcher’s list. It never contacts anyone.

Active

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 on its own — within scope + guardrails

Scope

What the agent may touch. Anything not explicitly allowed here is off-limits by default — no exceptions.

	Read	Sync	Flush	Restart	Roll back	Rotate	Invoke	Draft	Notify	Move to Trash	Submit	Send	Configure	Purchase
Service
Integration
Deployment
Data store

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.

Production needs approval

Any action on a production target drops to the approval queue.

Rollback needs approval

Rollbacks always require a human sign-off.

Blast-radius cap

Limit how many resources one action may touch.

Rate limit

Cap actions per rolling hour.

Max actions / hour

Ask when unsure

The agent acts on its rules alone, but anything it can’t confidently decide comes to you for approval.

Binding actions need approval

Anything that commits you — submitting, sending, changing a setting — waits for your yes.

Ownership

Every agent answers to a responsible human. If that person leaves, the agent pauses itself — nothing keeps running with nobody accountable.

Owner: Admin

Activity

What this agent has attempted, each decided live by the engine. Run its next scripted action, or type one in plain language.

Run this agent’s actions

Next · step 1 of 3

read company-pages · production

Read what Brightfield Data and nine others build, for this week’s proposals.

Try:

No attempts yet — run an action and watch Warden decide.