Security & Trust
Your approval is part of the architecture.
Understand the safeguards, the evidence behind an output and the limits of the current release.
01 · Security & Trust
Agents recommend. People approve.
Lifecycle gates are human-only. High-impact decisions and evidence gaps escalate to the product owner. External actions need explicit approval.
- Inspect the recommendation
- Review dissent and hard vetoes
- Approve, reject or request more evidence
Approval controls the next handoff
- ProposalSpecialist teamMission input
- ReviewEvidence + risksFrom Proposal
- YouApprove or returnFrom Review
- Next taskApproved scope onlyFrom You
02 · Security & Trust
Permissions and budgets bound the work.
Server-side workspace checks and tool permissions constrain execution. Usage ceilings stop further billable steps. Review access and deployment configuration before handling sensitive material.
- Assign the minimum necessary capability
- Keep workspace ownership checks on the server
- Pause when permission or budget is exhausted
Specialists contribute. Reviewers challenge.
- ObjectiveYouMission input
- ResearchEvidence briefFrom Objective
- ProductOptions + trade-offsFrom Objective
- ChallengeSecurity + EngineeringFrom Research + Product
- Your callHuman approvalFrom Challenge
03 · Security & Trust
Inspect the claim, not just the label.
Records distinguish agent review, automatic tests, human review and external attestation. These are different forms of evidence.
- Show model or simulated generation mode
- Keep source references and test logs
- Do not imply certification or a security audit
From approved scope to reviewable output
- PRDProductMission input
- UXDesignFrom PRD
- ArchitectureEngineeringFrom PRD
- PrototypeBuild + QA reviewFrom UX + Architecture
- InspectYou + project exportFrom Prototype