Principle
Progress deserves a history
Long work should leave an inspectable record of what ran, what is waiting, and what can safely happen next—not just a final summary.
ChuskyProduct principles
How we think about
agents at work.
These are the design principles we use to make choices about Chusky. They are product perspective, not customer testimonials or performance claims.
Our point of view
Capability is only useful when the boundary is clear.
We judge an agent by the quality of its handoffs as well as its answers: what it understood, what it changed, and what still needs a person.
Principle
A connection is not an open-ended grant
An app connection makes specific provider actions possible. It should not be mistaken for blanket permission across every conversation or operation.
Principle
Approval is an event, not a message
A consequential action needs a decision tied to the exact request, owner, and expiry. A casual follow-up in chat should never silently replace that decision.
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