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Sentinel's approach is to move the basis for deciding "whether to execute" from the semantics of the model's output back to the explicit exact words the user wrote in advance; this is similar to "human-in-the-loop" approval but stricter—it does not require manual confirmation for every operation, but requires that the authorization text itself be traceable to the user.
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Bits: An Open-Source Personal Agent That Runs Locally and Handles Everything for You
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