Reviewing Draft Actions and Messages

When a Handler needs your approval before sending a message or performing an action, it creates a draft. Drafts are your checkpoint — a chance to review what the Handler plans to do before it actually does it.

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Where Drafts Appear

Drafts show up in two places:

• Handler Dashboard — The “Message Drafts” section at the top shows all pending drafts
• Slack — You’ll receive a notification in the relevant thread with the draft content and approval buttons

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Reviewing a Draft

Each draft includes:

• The full message or action the Handler wants to take
• The conversation context — who it’s for and where it’ll be sent
• Approve and Reject buttons

Take a moment to read through the draft carefully. The Handler has composed this based on the conversation context and its available knowledge.

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Approving a Draft

When you approve a draft:

• The message is sent (or the action is performed) immediately
• The Handler continues with its task, knowing the approval has been granted
• The draft is removed from your pending list

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Rejecting a Draft

When you reject a draft:

• The message is not sent and the action is not performed
• You can optionally provide feedback explaining why you rejected it
• The Handler takes your feedback into account and may revise its approach

Providing feedback on rejections helps your Handler learn and improve over time.

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Best Practices

• Review promptly — Pending drafts can block your Handler from making progress on a task
• Give feedback on rejections — The more context you provide, the better your Handler gets at drafting appropriate responses
• Use permissions to control draft frequency — If you find yourself approving every draft from a particular tool, consider switching that tool’s permission from “Ask” to “Allow”