Let it act without losing the wheel
Let it act without losing the wheel
The real worry about AI is not whether it is capable. It is whether it will do something behind your back. Approval rules let you decide which supported actions need a person to review them first.
It proposes, you approve
Flag an action for review and it does not move without you. It proposes what it wants to do and names the exact tools it will use. You approve or reject in one tap, from the dashboard or wherever it reached you.
What waits, and what runs
Anything client-facing can wait for your okay; you pick which actions. Internal legwork, drafting, summarizing, research, and prep can run on their own.
When an enabled rule applies, the covered action waits for review.
The approval history
Every proposal, approval, and rejection is written down where you can read it later. Team permissions control who can approve what.
Start tight, widen the lane
Start with approval rules on every supported action you want reviewed. As trust builds, remove only the rules you no longer need. See the mechanics in tasks & approvals.
The worry is not capability, it is control. Approval rules let you decide which supported actions need review.
It proposes, you approve
Flag an action for review and it does not move without you. It proposes the action, names the tools, and waits for your tap.
What waits, and what runs
Anything client-facing can wait for your okay; you pick which actions. Internal legwork, drafts, research, and prep can run on their own.
When an enabled rule applies, the covered action waits for review.
The approval history
Every proposal and decision is written down, and team permissions control who can approve what.
Start tight, widen the lane
Start with approval rules on every supported action you want reviewed, then remove only the rules you no longer need. Mechanics: tasks & approvals.
"It gives me back about 8 hours a week. The follow-ups go out without me, and I only step in when something needs a person."
President, DDReps
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