The model proposes the change.
Proxara commits it under the firm’s rules.
A Salesforce update, an Outlook follow-up, a Karbon task: typed actions the model proposes with stand-ins, never with a credential or a client name. Proxara resolves the real client inside the firm, runs what policy permits, holds what needs a person, and confirms each change in the system it landed in.
One request, from Claude, ChatGPT, or a firm agent.
Client record updatedSalesforce shows the review complete · 14:41
Task createdKarbon needed a check · created once, verified 14:44The advisor asks the model to wrap up a client review. The model proposes three typed actions against stand-ins: a Salesforce record update, an Outlook follow-up, a Karbon task. Each proposal passes the catalogue gate, is matched to the real client record inside the firm, is checked against the advisor’s own permissions and the current record, and is given its lane: the update and the task run automatically; the send waits. In a private review the advisor sees the real recipient, Ruth Calloway, edits if needed, and confirms once. The model is told only that the send was held, never for whom.
How a proposal becomes a committed change.
One request from an advisor. Three typed actions. Two run on policy, one waits for a person.
How a proposal becomes a committed change.
One request from an advisor. Three typed actions. Two run on policy, one waits for a person.
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The model proposes known actions
The model never holds a credential or an open API. From a closed catalogue it proposes typed work: update a record, send an email, create a task. Every field is named, every target is a stand-in issued for this job, and anything outside the catalogue is rejected.

Wrap up my 2:00 client review: log the outcome, send the follow-up we agreed, and set up the trust-amendment task.
update_record
create_taskAction catalogue · a closed set
Salesforce
KarbonNo entry exists: money movement · trading · payment details
02
The real client is matched inside the firm
Proxara resolves each stand-in to the current client record and checks the advisor’s own permissions against the record as it stands now. Then every action gets its lane: internal, reversible work runs automatically under policy; anything a client will see waits for the advisor; a change the firm flags needs two people; and some changes have no entry in the catalogue at all.
Checked inside the firm
[CLIENT_R4]the current client record
Real client resolved
The advisor’s own permissions
Records unchanged since read
Consequence classed
03
The advisor sees the real names. The model sees a status.
Before the follow-up goes anywhere, the advisor opens a private review inside the firm: the real recipient, the exact text, an edit if needed, one confirmation. The model is told the send is held. It is never told for whom.
Thanks for today. As agreed, the September rebalancing is going ahead, and the trust amendment is on its way to you for signature.
Already running under policy: Salesforce update · Karbon task
What the model is told
update_record · permitted
create_task · permitted
send_email · held for confirmation
Status, never the name.
04
Every change is confirmed in the system it landed in.
Before Proxara touches a system, the exact intended change is written down. If the record changed since the model read it, or a recipient is no longer valid, the action stops before it runs. After the write, Proxara confirms the result in the system itself: an unconfirmed change becomes a check, never a guess and never a quiet retry.
Salesforce
KarbonThe reply from Karbon never arrived. Created or not: unknown.
No resend. A second write could create a second task.
Proxara re-reads Karbon instead: the task exists, created once.
Closed verified · 14:44
A check that cannot be settled stays open, with a named owner, until a person or a later read resolves it. It never becomes a claimed success.
The firm sets how far actions reach.
Many firms start read-only. Then internal work: tasks, notes, statuses. Then drafts. Then approved external sends. Each step is a policy setting on the same catalogue, not a new product.
Real changes, under the firm's rules.
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