What the agent does by itself and what it asks
The limits of its independence — where it acts, where it shows a draft, where it waits for confirmation
agent
Updated October 17, 2026
The agent is exactly as independent as the action is reversible.
Does immediately
- Answers questions about data.
- Adds and removes tags.
- Edits drafts: broadcast text, a page of the site, flow nodes.
- Creates things nobody sees until they're turned on: an offer, a broadcast draft, a page.
Shows and waits
- Sending a broadcast — shows the draft and the audience, sends after your "yes".
- Publishing a site — shows a preview.
- Turning on a flow — names what changes for people.
- Deleting anything.
Doesn't do
- Doesn't move money or change provider credentials.
- Doesn't see your other projects even if you have several: each project has its own agent.
- Doesn't write to users on your behalf without your decision: in a conversation it suggests a reply, you send it — or you enable auto-reply deliberately.