AI Action Authority Mapper
Describe a proposed AI side effect and get a deterministic ARBITER-aligned ALLOW candidate, HOLD, DENY, or REQUIRE APPROVAL recommendation without granting authority or executing anything.
Start with a public interactive example, move into the private workspace that owns the real workflow, then inspect the view that shows what happened. Each link below has one job.
No sign-in is required. These pages explain the outcome and safeguards without exposing private context, credentials, customer records, or live-system access.
Describe a proposed AI side effect and get a deterministic ARBITER-aligned ALLOW candidate, HOLD, DENY, or REQUIRE APPROVAL recommendation without granting authority or executing anything.
Run safe examples for email, shell commands, file access, remote support, and network changes. Each example shows approval, denial, limited permission, an activity record, and expiration.
Understand the permission model before connecting real workflows: what can proceed, what needs approval, what is blocked, and what evidence remains.
See a paper-only financial example showing that AI recommendations, human approval, actions, and recorded results stay separate.
Explore AirBand's managed-network deployment of ARBITER-Fabric: local edge, safer separation, support history, and approval-gated network changes.
Review the evidence-led audit offer and the path from one fixed-scope diagnostic into recurring operational work.
These are working private surfaces. Sign-in is required, and what appears depends on your workspace role, project access, and device permissions.
The authenticated map for working private tools, queues, settings, examples, and verification views.
Open the paper-only workflow, candidates, approvals, action history, portfolio state, and controlled actions.
Use the simplified end-to-end view for family contributors, clients, partners, and qualified investors who need the story without every working control.
Inspect scheduled research, objective evidence, ranked candidates, blocked tasks, triage states, and what requires human input.
Use these after a demo or workspace action to inspect rules, device permissions, action limits, recorded results, and whether completion has actually been verified.
Prepare, approve, dispatch, and verify paper orders while keeping human approval separate from the broker result.
Inspect rules, run status, control requests, handoff state, and recorded results without exposing broker credentials.
Verify pairing, device limits, project access, runtime status, and what each Android device is allowed to do.
Review requests, rules, approvals, limited permissions, action history, expiration, and follow-up in one private workspace view.