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the part I'd want to see thought through more is the jump from Aimy guiding someone through a checkpoint in the simulator to Aimy "executing the task with them" inside their real tools, per the reply above. a simulated workflow is safe by construction, there's nothing real to break. the moment Aimy is authorized inside someone's actual CRM or inbox, that's a different category of risk than "the lesson is a bit stale," and it's the same permissions problem every agent-in-your-tools product eventually has to answer. is that scoped per-persona already, or is it still an open design question for when Aimy ships?