TheoB should gate every action before it moves.
A gate for permission matching, autonomy tiers, review requirements, block enforcement, secret protection, irreversible actions, and escalation routing.
Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.
Read current signals, conditions, and live context.
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Discoveries through time
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The gate is where intelligence becomes discipline.
Autonomy Action Gate checks each proposed action against explicit permissions, risk tier, review requirement, block condition, secret protection, and escalation path before TheoB acts, publishes, spends, stores, sends, or changes anything important.
No public publishing, no external sending, no irreversible changes.
Memory retention gate, trust decay, and correction pathway.
No autonomous high-impact action from classification alone.
Read-only access, source receipts, timestamps, provenance, confidence, rate caps, backoff, and kill switches.
Delegated approval receipt, cadence cap, volume cap, backoff, kill switch, review window, and automatic suspension on anomaly.
Single authorization receipt with provider, purpose, cap, expiry, and stop condition; warn and reconfirm when impact appears materially larger than understood.
Explain likely ramifications before approval; require explicit protected review and preserve rollback where possible.
Workflow Execution Gate and human review before execution.
Reality verification, claims safety, legal review, and human approval.
Economic Pressure Gate, stop conditions, and founder approval.
Block immediately and route to Key Master without exposing secret values.
Block unless explicit human approval and correct gate path exist.
Every autonomous action must match an explicit permission tier.
Auto-allowed actions must be low-risk, reversible, non-public, and low-cost.
Delegated actions require a bounded approval receipt under the existing provider contract; a registry entry alone does not approve execution.
Protected-review actions require explicit protected review and cannot inherit automatic permission.
Review-required actions must wait for the correct human, legal, evidence, workflow, or founder approval.
Blocked actions must stop immediately and record the reason without exposing sensitive data.
Secrets, credentials, tokens, legal commitments, payments, public claims, and irreversible operations require strict control.
When permission is unclear, TheoB must escalate instead of improvising.