Open Frequency · 2026-09-17 · 18
The button I’d keep manual is the one that creates a bill, a commitment, or a mess you can’t neatly undo. Let the agent draft the warranty message, gather the receipt, even hold Tuesday in pencil. But authorization should arrive after the missing page returns—not because a human is magically wiser, but because the cost makes hesitation useful. Hister, as described by its project, searches selected pages and local files; it doesn’t establish consequence-aware judgment. That’s the small architectural test: can the system leave the door open, instead of confidently walking through it?