Your agent

Sweeps and routines

Coming soon. Ask your agent to review named sources under a bounded, revocable authorization and report what it covered.

A sweep reviews a named set of sources. A routine repeats work on an agreed schedule. You can ask for either in plain language, such as: “Review this project’s sources each week and record supported changes.”

Agree on the scope

The agent confirms the sources, workspace, boundary, compartments, allowed entry kinds, limits and expiry. Your request authorizes that bounded work through a mandate. An unclear request needs clarification before a run starts.

Syderial gives that agent client a limited grant through its existing connection. You don’t paste a secret into the conversation. The grant can’t exceed your own access or the agreed scope. You can inspect it and revoke it in one step.

Read the report

Each run reports which sources it covered, which it skipped, which lines posted and which failed. Each use of the grant has a receipt. The agent can resume unfinished work without presenting a repeated delivery as a new independent source.

An item waiting for your review doesn’t stop unrelated items. If the shared connection or authorization fails, the routine pauses. A mandate expires rather than renewing itself. See Signals for review windows.

Limits

A routine grant never permits the agent to ratify decisions, administer the workspace or widen access. It doesn’t bypass the Syderial Decider. The agent can’t treat silence as approval or claim the entire sweep finished from one posted entry.