Nola Autonomous Actions Policy

1. The principle of controlled autonomy

Nola operates autonomously within the purpose, context, limits and permissions specified by the user. Autonomy does not mean unlimited authority: the agent must act within the scope of the task, and the user retains the ability to observe, stop execution, and revoke access.

2. What the agent can do independently

• Draw up and adjust the research plan.
• Search for legally available public information and compare sources.
• Extract, analyze and organize data from authorized files.
• Create draft documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and code.
• Repeat reversible technical steps if necessary for the result.

3. Actions that require explicit confirmation

• Payments, money transfers, purchases, or starting a paid subscription.
• Publishing, sending a message to an external recipient, or making a commitment on behalf of a user.
• Deleting data or changing a password, access rights, or security settings.
• Uploading sensitive data to an external service or providing a new integration.
• Actions with significant legal, financial or reputational consequences.

4. Prohibited full automation

Without meaningful human control, Nola cannot be trusted to make decisions that determine a person's rights, access, or life chances.

• Hiring, firing, evaluating an employee or candidate.
• Credit, insurance, housing or access to basic services.
• Medical diagnosis, treatment or emergency care.
• Legal decision, law enforcement, migration or judicial status.
• Student assessment, biometric identification or prediction of criminal behavior.

5. Permissions and third-party services

The user confirms that he has the right to connect the selected accounts and data. Permissions should be issued on a minimum necessary basis. The terms and restrictions of the third party platform will continue to apply regardless of Nola.

If a third-party site displays a warning, verification, or manual action request, the agent should not bypass such a measure. The user must independently complete the step or terminate the task.

6. Checking the result

• Verify important facts with primary sources and the date of their publication.
• Review the recipient, amount, file, and text before confirming an external action.
• Do not use generated code, formulas, or documents in a critical system without testing and appropriate expert review.
• Report unexpected behavior and revoke access after task completion if it is no longer needed.