Approvals and review

Agents change real pages. Review mode is the setting that decides how much of that work you see before it’s applied.

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The agents execute, and you control what you review

Agents do the work end to end. They don’t stop at recommendations. They are autonomous with a human in the loop, and that loop is you.

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One of three review modes applies to every new task

Choose a mode in the New Task modal. It “applies to all new tasks until changed.” We recommend Manually review for the first week. Then move to Review based on agent and let the agents you trust run.

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Set the level once per agent

Set agent permissions lists every agent in your workspace with one setting each. Review needed holds that agent’s output until you approve it. Skip reviews accepts it automatically. Research is the usual first candidate for Skip reviews, since nothing it produces reaches your site on its own. Content and Design are the ones worth holding.

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A task that needs you says so and stops

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Nothing publishes on its own

Finished work lands in your CMS as a draft. Nothing reaches your live site until a person publishes it. Agent approval and publishing remain separate actions.

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Feedback keeps the work and its context together

Comment on the deliverable when something needs to change. The agent revises the existing work with the context it already gathered. Rejecting and rewriting the task from scratch throws that context away.

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What’s next