Approvals
When you ask Jarvis for something in your own words, in your own chat, by voice or in a Slack direct message, it does it. It asks first when an action you didn't ask for would reach outside Agently: sending anything to other people, deleting or archiving anything, merging code, or using a custom connector tool that isn't marked read-only. Reading, searching and drafting run straight away.
The full guide is What Jarvis asks before doing in the help center.
Approval cards
Each card shows exactly what will happen. Choose Allow once, Always allow for that kind of action, or Deny. Always allow isn't offered for deletes, merges, or anything that came from content Jarvis read. Emails in a chat show as a review card you can edit, with Send.
Cards show in the chat you have open, in Needs you, as notifications, and in Slack as buttons in your direct message with Jarvis. Chats on your own plan show the card in the chat only.
Routines
Each routine has its own setting. Ask before sending holds every outside change for you. Turned off, the routine runs unattended. Routines never delete anything.
Related pages
- Use Jarvis, approvals, voice and background requests
- Needs you, everything waiting on you
- Routines, and their approval setting