Give Scout one task
Ask for research, a comparison, or a prepared piece of browser work.
Warden gives Scout limited authority for one browser task. It can research and prepare work on its own—while actions that send, spend, delete or publish wait for you.
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Send supplier enquiry
To: parts@example.com
Your scroll controls the walkthrough. Nothing jumps ahead, and every change in authority remains visible.
AskA useful task arrives
ScopeAuthority is limited
SearchScout gathers sources
CompareOptions become a plan
PrepareThe work is ready
PauseA permanent action waits
Weather, transport, neighbourhoods and typical entry costs.
Day one: gardens, bookshops and a sunset viewpoint. Day two: riverside market, museum and an early dinner.
Warden prepared the message but cannot send it without you.
Most agents ask, “Is this action dangerous?”
Warden is designed around a single understandable journey, not a maze of agents and settings.
Ask for research, a comparison, or a prepared piece of browser work.
See exactly what Scout may read, open, prepare, or must ask you to approve.
Scout searches and reads within the authority granted to this task—not forever.
Sending, spending, deleting, publishing and other permanent actions stop for you.
Review what ran, what waited, what was refused and what failed.
Meet the personalities behind Warden. Scout is the focused beta assistant today; the rest show where the system can grow without pretending those agents are already available.
Searches, reads and compares within the authority you grant.
Instead of one broad permission switch, Warden separates actions by what they change and whether the change can be reversed.
Reading pages, searching and comparing can run without interrupting you.
A capability can be granted for this one task and lapses when the task ends.
Where a safe undo exists, Warden can give you a short chance to reverse it.
Sending, spending, deleting or publishing waits for an explicit decision.
Warden records attempted and completed actions—including refusals, blocks and failures—so a clean-looking result cannot hide what happened along the way.
Warden is being tested on real browser research, supplier comparison and controlled email tasks. Public pricing will be set from measured usage—not guesses.
Payments, custom agents, community templates and Teach Mode are planned, but are not presented here as finished beta features.
The beta is small and hands-on. We’re prioritising people with a clear browser task that can help us test usefulness, reliability and Warden’s approval boundary.