Product direction: action limits

Simulated

Agents ask.
Your rules decide.

The goal is simple: before an agent can send, spend, publish, or delete, AgentHost would check the rules you set and cut down or stop the request. This is a demo of the product direction, not a live feature.

Send client reports — full request vs allowed stepYour rules set the limit
client reports requested
test reports allowed

The goal: give the agent access for one allowed step. That access ends when the step is done.

How it works

Which task should the demo test?

Sets the scenario
Stages 0/6 · Paths 0/5
0 of 6 steps viewed
0 of 5 marketing agency tasks viewed

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Action limit walkthroughBrowser-only example

Watch one action meet your rules.

One action. Six stages. No silent failures.

No live tools, client data, or actions.

  1. 1 RequestWhat the agent asks to do
  2. 2 Rules checkWhat your rules allow
  3. 3 One-time passAccess for this step only
  4. 4 ActionRun the allowed step
  5. 5 Second checkCheck what took place
  6. 6 RecordProof of what changed
Review pathyour rules + result
Agent runtime — report-agentClaude-based report agent
Other model — same rulesno second path around the check
Rules checkyour rules, in order
Action checkholds the email account access
Client email platformthe tool where the change would land
Second check — Send-log checkread-only view
Before we begin

The agent asks. Your rules check the task, tool, amount, and person who must review it. The action can only move on with a one-time pass for the part your rules allow.

A blocked action stays blocked.

ScenarioSend client reports
Named reviewerAccount lead
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Autonomy is only worth it if you can stop watching.

For marketing agency owners who want less work to wait on them without giving an AI team a blank check with a client, budget, or tool.