Trust center
Agents should earn responsibility, not inherit unlimited access.
Loop is designed around named roles, narrow permissions, human approval, visible evidence, and safe failure. Those controls are part of the business workflow—not an afterthought.
Four operating principles
Control that a business can understand.
Know who is responsible
Business owners, operators, agents, and service providers keep distinct identities and roles.
Limit what agents can do
Access is scoped to a purpose, a period of time, and the tools or information needed for the role.
Put people at decision points
High-impact actions can pause until an authorized person reviews and approves them.
Preserve the evidence
Requests, decisions, delivery, and payment states remain connected in durable records.
When something is uncertain
Fail closed. Keep the record. Ask for review.
Loop treats missing evidence, an expired permission, an ambiguous payment response, or an unknown approval state as a reason to stop. The system should not guess when money, access, or public action is involved.
Go deeper
Inspect the model at the level you need.
Begin with boundaries everyone understands.
Create a focused workflow, name the responsible people, and decide what must wait for approval.
Start with Loop