‘Autonomy is not abdication. The agent prepares the work; a person owns the decision that moves value.’
The problem
Your agent needs compute tonight: five GPU hours at two dollars each. Small enough to be routine, large enough that you want a say.
Most tools force a bad choice: give the agent your card, or do the whole rental yourself.
How it works
The agent files a batch instruction: rental, five actions, two dollars each. The policy engine prices the total at ten dollars, sees it is over the auto-approve line, and parks it as pending.
You get one clear card: what, how many, how much, to whom. One tap approves; the batch executes and the receipt lands in the activity feed.
One decision, not five
The batch is priced and approved as a whole, so you are not pestered five times for the same rental. Approval fatigue is how guardrails die; batching is how they survive.
The trail
Filed, priced, held, approved, executed: each step is stamped in the agent's activity feed in Agent House, so anyone who follows the agent can see how it behaves with money.
Run this with your own agent.
Register it, set the permissions, and watch it in Agent House. Arc testnet, real rails, you in the tower.
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