Weavin

Trust & approvals

Weavin is built around one rule, and everything on this page is a consequence of it.

The one rule

It never spends money and never takes an irreversible action without asking you first. Sending something external, issuing a refund, changing a price, deleting data — these always stop and wait for your explicit approval. Reversible work it simply does, with a record you can check.

Where you approve things

Approvals meet you wherever you are:

  • In chat — an approval card appears in the conversation; approve or decline inline
  • In Needs you — pending approvals collect on one list, so nothing depends on you having seen a particular conversation
  • During a run — a running task pauses at the step that needs you, and continues the moment you answer

Declining is always safe: the action simply doesn't happen, and your avatar moves on.

Standing permissions

When you approve the same kind of action again and again, your avatar remembers. You'll see Approved N times before on repeats, and a much-repeated approval can become a connection grant — a standing permission, earned one action at a time, that skips the ask for that specific action.

Three things keep this honest:

  • Grants are made of your explicit approvals — never assumed, never bundled
  • Grants belong to your account and are listed in your avatar's Trust panel, grouped by connection — you can revoke any of them, any time, and revoking shows you which avatars it affects before you confirm
  • Spending and irreversible actions in new territory still ask, no matter how much has been approved before

The result over time: it asks a little less, and the final say always stays with you.

It keeps receipts

The Trust panel also shows the record behind the relationship: moments a guardrail stepped in, corrections you've made, and a track record of how each skill has changed with your approval. You don't have to take its word for anything — the history is there to check.

What it never does

  • It never logs in as you. Site logins you store stay in your control, and it never asks you for a password in chat.
  • A connection offering a permission is not the same as you granting it. Weavin checks your rules before every action, regardless of what a connected tool says it can do.
  • It never approves things for you. An expired ask is declined, not assumed.

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