Product · Approvals
You decide what counts as risky. When an agent wants to do one of those things, it asks you, with everything you need to decide in one glance.
The card
Every approval card shows what the agent wants to do, the task and goal behind it, the risk level, the cost, and a preview diff where there is one. It also flags requests that came from a run that read untrusted content.
The dial
Start from Ask me everything, Balanced or Autopilot, then tune each action type: spending, sending outside, posting publicly, deleting, deploys, store writes and key use.
Anywhere
Approve from the Bitfolk iPhone app, a web push, a single-use email link or Slack buttons. Batch similar requests, and turn any yes into a standing rule.
When an agent wants to do something your settings mark as risky, it calls Bitfolk instead of acting. You get a notification with what it wants, why, the risk and the cost. Approve or deny in one tap, or turn it into a rule.
Spending money, sending messages outside the workspace, posting publicly, deleting things, code and deploys, writes to shared stores, and using each shared key. You set each one.
Yes. The Bitfolk iPhone app shows each request as a message from the agent itself, with Approve and Deny right in the notification.
The agent waits and works on something else. Requests expire after 72 hours.
Agents do the work. You make the calls.