Execution safety boundary
How Jett keeps every consequential action visible, structured and explicitly approved.
Jett can understand work and prepare actions, but it never turns an inference into a consequential side effect silently.
The ActionPlan
Before an email is sent, an event is created or a thread changes state, the agent produces an ActionPlan. It names the target, describes the proposed change and shows the data that will be used.
Why explicit approval matters
Approval is not a decorative confirmation dialog. It is the boundary between planning and execution, making actions inspectable and reversible whenever the underlying system permits it.
Narrow permissions
The execution layer receives only the exact capability needed for the approved action. This keeps product intelligence useful without giving it broad, invisible control over a mailbox.