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Everyday actions.Worth a second look.

An agent might clean up a project, publish an update or share a file. A review helps you check what it is about to change before it proceeds.

Keep the filesyou meant to keep.

An agent wants to delete a folder while cleaning up a project. Check the target path and the effects before allowing the action.

  • Identify the files affected
  • Check for destructive operations
  • Request a review when needed
Proposed action

Delete the project folder as part of cleanup.

rm -rf ./project
Effect
Recursive deletion
Context
Protected project folder
Block

This example policy protects the project folder from deletion.

Illustrative reviews. The outcome depends on your policy, permissions and integration. No actions are executed here.

A few questions
before it runs.

A useful review explains the action and the reason for the decision. Your application must enforce that decision before calling the tool.

See the integration guide

What will change?

Inspect the proposed action, the files or systems it affects, and how it relates to the task.

Which rules apply?

Use your policies to decide what may proceed and what needs a closer look.

Who should review it?

Pause sensitive or uncertain actions so a person can check the context and decide.

What should we record?

Keep the action, the reason for the decision and any approval together for the team.

Choose the review
that fits your work.

Start locally with Ordin. If the workflow involves shared policies, approvals and records, explore the Runtime Control platform preview.

Ordin

Open-source command and tool-call review for your own application. Core reviews run locally; your runtime remains in charge of execution.

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Runtime Control

A platform preview for teams that need a shared workspace. Apply policies, route actions for approval and keep the decisions together.

Explore Runtime Control

Have a workflow
in mind?

Tell us what your agent does and which actions you want to bring into review.

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