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GIDEON · APPROVALS AND USAGE

Keep the decisions that belong to you.

Review requested actions, set work budgets and see how Gideon is being used. Give it room to help with limits you understand.

Start with a request like this.

Approval settings determine when Gideon asks. You can inspect the activity record and pause unattended work when needed.

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g Gideon / Needs your approvalInteractive example
Personal workspaceNeeds your approval
YOUR DECISION

Allow browsing for this task?

Gideon wants to read the websites in your shortlist to compare locations and cancellation terms.

ScopeThis research task
Requested actionRead the selected websites

An interactive example with sample content. Explore the controls.

  • Approve or decline requested actions
  • Set work budgets
  • Inspect the activity record
  • Pause unattended work

Explore approvals and usage.

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GIDEONGideon · Approvals and usage
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Tool-action approvals

Inspect the proposed action and risk, then allow or deny it at the offered scope.

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Approval modes and temporary trust

Use the offered normal, read-trust, chat-trust or time-limited auto-approval controls.Optional

03

Shell command denylist

Add prohibited command patterns and review active protections.

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Daily and unattended-work budgets

Set exposed token or dollar limits and unattended-run budgets.

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Checks for sensitive information

Configure supported warning, redaction or blocking behavior.

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Unattended-work emergency stop

Activate the incident kill switch to pause unattended activity.

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Review changes to agent independence

Review supported trust or autonomy proposals and tool scopes.Optional

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Audit history

Filter operations and outcomes and inspect caller, downstream and timing details.

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Audit integrity and archival controls

Inspect exposed integrity information and rotate or archive supported audit data.

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Usage and cost dashboard

Review tokens, estimated cost and usage by date, model, source or purpose.

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Cache-savings visibility

Inspect available cache usage and estimated savings.

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Choose how tool results are displayed

Configure supported log, test, diff, JSON, CSV or code projection rules and inspect raw output when available.

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Managed-model information

See the explanation of operator-managed models.

Bring your own “could you help me…”

Start a conversation and see where it takes you.