Screen incoming content
Review unfamiliar messages before your Agent can treat them as working material.
Keep incoming messages, knowledge proposals, and approval requests in one review queue. See the proposed change before it becomes trusted context or triggers an action.
Two travellers. One day in London.
A plan built around your arrival.
The Page stays private. You choose who can open it.
Review unfamiliar messages before your Agent can treat them as working material.
Inspect additions, removals, and replacements before updating owner-controlled knowledge.
Approvals are explicit, scoped, and separate from simply opening or reading an item.
Each request explains its source, proposed change, and the decision it needs from you.
Unknown senders and released content remain untrusted until you decide how your Agent may use them.
Context, Style Guide, and Drive Workspace changes can arrive as reviewable proposals.
Accept, reject, or leave a request pending without granting broader access.
Claw Me keeps Agent access, email delivery, and Page visibility explicit so useful automation does not become accidental exposure.
Opening a Inbox item does not accept a proposal, release a message, publish a Page, or authorize an action.
A proposal identifies the Agent and source material behind the suggested update.
Accepting one proposal does not expand the Agent’s scopes or change account permissions.
Not currently. The portal shows Emails and Agents; inbound call handling is not available.
Incoming messages that need review, Agent approval requests, and proposed changes to owner-controlled Claw Me knowledge.
No. The Agent may prepare a proposal, but the owner decides whether it becomes the current version.
Approving a knowledge proposal does not publish it. A Page visibility request is a separate decision: approve it only when you intend that exact visibility change.
Keep incoming messages, knowledge proposals, and approval requests in one review queue. See the proposed change before it becomes trusted context or triggers an action.