Assistant workflows

Maturity: tested engineering foundation. Production support remains pending.

The current implementation focuses on measurable administrative competence with deliberately bounded authority. Its engineering profile covers:

You can inspect the plan

Before acting, Unison identifies the purpose, selected context spaces, capabilities, providers, recipients, information disclosed, reversibility, charter constraints, and related commitments. External or consequential steps require approval of the exact action and recipients.

Email, websites, documents, and provider responses are untrusted content. They cannot grant permission, change recipients, or override your charter and privacy policy.

Draft and proposal first

Email remains draft-first. Calendar coordination remains proposal-first. The current boundary does not automatically send, publish, book, purchase, pay, or perform high-impact actuation.

Failures stay visible

Provider calls use idempotency keys to prevent silent duplicates. If a provider times out or partially fails, Unison shows retry, cancellation, compensation, and compatible-provider replacement paths while retaining the original plan and local audit.

Success means useful outcomes

Locally inspectable outcome evidence measures tasks and commitments completed, interruptions avoided, recovery, minimized external calls, accessibility, estimated or user-confirmed time returned, and privacy-boundary incidents. Advertising, sponsored placement, engagement, attention capture, personal-data acquisition, and provider lock-in are prohibited ranking signals.

Honest limits

Mandatory acceptance uses synthetic fake providers without personal data. Live-provider acceptance is optional and limited to dedicated synthetic accounts and reversible draft/proposal actions. This phase does not provide a supported booking, purchasing, payments, or professional-advice service.