Keep the record as you work

Ask your agent to keep the record as part of the work. It can record a decision, a commitment, a changed owner or blocker, a measurement, or a correction when the source supports it.

What your agent does

1. Files the actual source it worked from, with its origin.
2. Reads the relevant subjects and vocabulary within your access.
3. Writes an entry with evidence for each line.
4. Reads the Syderial Decider’s two checks and the posting receipt.
5. Revises a failed line or drops it. Reports what posted and what didn’t.

Capturing text doesn’t automatically write entries. A successful tool call doesn’t mean every proposed line posted. Ask the agent to read back the stored result and cite its receipt.

The agent shouldn’t wait for you to request a journal entry after every step. It follows the connected tools’ instructions and authority as it works.

What your agent asks you

It asks which workspace to use when the destination is unclear. It also follows the connection’s confirmation requirements for new meanings, changes in sensitivity, statements about other people and action proposals. Your confirmation can’t make unsupported evidence pass.

Coming soon: fewer check-ins

The planned default records evidence-checked work without a check-in for every entry. Only decisions in your name come back for ratification, in batches. Those decisions remain recorded, not ratified, until you approve them. Check-in settings and batched ratification aren’t available yet.

Authorship and corrections

Agent-written text stays agent-written after approval. A verbatim quote identifies the original speaker. Ratification adds authority, not authorship.

To correct an entry, your agent writes a new entry linked to the earlier one. It can’t erase or silently edit the original. See The journal.