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How trusted Macs check the work
Learn who checks Agent Network work, what they check, what happens when there is a problem, and how you make the final call.
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What can be checked
Checks can cover public website research, useful business facts, outreach plans, message and post drafts, and images. The task must be approved before it moves.
Private emails, contacts, notes, and warm relationship context stay out. They do not become shared work because another Mac is free.
A different Mac checks
The Mac that prepared work cannot check its own result. Another trusted Mac checks the approved task data it needs. The check is independent of the preparing Mac.
What the check covers
The check covers facts, safety, writing, and image quality. It can also consider source support when the task includes research. Private email, contact-list content, warm relationship context, and private drafts stay on the owner’s Mac.
The checking Mac looks only at the work it was given. It cannot browse your inbox or full contact list. You see the check result with the work.
What the result means
A check can pass the work, hold it, defer it, or return it for a safe change. A pass means the stated checks passed. It does not approve the work for you.
You make the final call
You review the result, edit it, hold it, or approve it. A passed check does not send or post by itself. If the outcome is held or deferred, you decide whether to adjust the allowed scope or stop.
If no Mac is free, Lithi can wait or use an approved cloud backup when the task allows it. Cloud backup is continuity, not a check by another Mac.
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