HappyCapy
An agent-native computer experience. Assess the actions it can take, the boundaries you can set and how you review its work.
Read the guide →AI agents, coding and automation
Evaluate AI tools by permissions, privacy, usage and human review.
AI agents and coding tools can differ in what they can access and do. These guides help you evaluate the task fit, permissions, privacy and human review involved before connecting an account or giving a tool access to work.
Guides to AI agents, coding and automation
Manus
An AI agent for multi-step tasks. Start with a low-risk task and check the sources, actions and result before relying on it.
Read the guide →Freebuff
A coding-agent offer across web, desktop, CLI and app-building surfaces. Check workspace boundaries, code access and secret handling.
Read the guide →Lindy
An AI assistant and automation platform. Review connected-app permissions, approval steps, usage and monitoring before enabling workflows.
Read the guide →A safety checklist before connecting an AI tool
Evaluate an AI tool on the work it can actually perform, not only on a product description. Keep a person in control of actions that affect customers, money, access or production systems.
- Check which files, accounts and tools the agent can read or change.
- Understand how data is handled, retained and used, and how to revoke access.
- Review usage limits and current pricing before running repeated or high-volume tasks.
- Test with non-sensitive information, inspect outputs and require approval for consequential actions.
- Keep credentials out of prompts and verify any generated code or factual claims.
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