How does it handle permissions when it needs to access files or apps across my workspace, and can I set boundaries on what it can touch without me approving every step?
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How does it actually handle permissions when working across multiple apps — do I need to manually approve each action or is there a way to set boundaries upfront?
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The hours-long autonomy is exciting, but I'd love a way to step in and review or redirect the agent mid-task without killing the whole run. Something like a checkpoint that pauses for my input before a big irreversible step would make me way more comfortable handing off real client work.
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Had it research competitors and draft a slide outline while I grabbed coffee, came back to something actually usable instead of a wall of placeholder text. The cross-app part feels genuinely new.
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Had it pull together a client brief from scattered Slack threads and a Drive folder, and it actually handed back a usable draft in under an hour. The "stay with it" part feels real, not just marketing.
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The agent actually stuck with a messy spreadsheet task for two hours and handed me a clean summary. Honestly didn't expect it to follow through that long without me babysitting it.
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Finally got it to research a client and draft a proposal while I made coffee, came back to something I actually didn't hate editing. Curious how it handles messier workflows though.
How does it handle permissions when it needs to access files or apps across my workspace, and can I set boundaries on what it can touch without me approving every step?
How does it actually handle permissions when working across multiple apps — do I need to manually approve each action or is there a way to set boundaries upfront?
The hours-long autonomy is exciting, but I'd love a way to step in and review or redirect the agent mid-task without killing the whole run. Something like a checkpoint that pauses for my input before a big irreversible step would make me way more comfortable handing off real client work.
Had it research competitors and draft a slide outline while I grabbed coffee, came back to something actually usable instead of a wall of placeholder text. The cross-app part feels genuinely new.
Had it pull together a client brief from scattered Slack threads and a Drive folder, and it actually handed back a usable draft in under an hour. The "stay with it" part feels real, not just marketing.
The agent actually stuck with a messy spreadsheet task for two hours and handed me a clean summary. Honestly didn't expect it to follow through that long without me babysitting it.
Finally got it to research a client and draft a proposal while I made coffee, came back to something I actually didn't hate editing. Curious how it handles messier workflows though.