02 / Agent permissions
Decide what your agents may do.
Set tool permissions, require approval for selected actions, and limit how far a run can go. Orlo records the steps you send it and the decisions it returns.
Try a decision
A decision before the action.
A person in the loop
Approve or reject a proposed action.
Orlo checks the proposed action. Your runtime enforces the decision. A person steps in where your rules require one.
Choose a proposed action
The runtime remains responsible for executing tools and enforcing the decision.
Explore an example approval decision.
Set limits for the run.
Set limits on steps, tool calls, and write actions. Give your runtime a clear point to stop.
Require approval before execution.
Require approval for a proposed action. Your runtime waits for that decision before executing it.
Review the rule behind a permission decision.
Review the proposed action, the rule it matched, and the approval decision in the run’s record.