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Understand an agent’s boundary.
An agent workflow needs a defined task, permitted tools, evidence, and stopping conditions.
Name the outcome
Describe the result you need, the constraints that matter, and how you would check whether the task succeeded. An open-ended request creates ambiguity about both scope and completion.
Identify permitted work
Separate analysis, drafting, local preparation, external reads, and consequential writes. Access to one source or tool does not confer access to another.
Review the proposal
Before granting authority, inspect the intended action, destination, data involved, likely consequences, and uncertainty. Ask for a smaller or more reversible step when the scope is unclear.
Read the receipt
Look for evidence of what was approved, what was attempted, what the tool reported, and how the actual result was verified.
Stop or revise
Pause when evidence conflicts, a tool fails, permission is missing, or a required outcome cannot be checked. An interrupted state is information to resolve, not a label to hide.
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The public website demonstrates a local synthetic workflow. It does not grant access to an autonomous agent, live model, or connected account.