Agent identity
Agent name, version, owner, primary model or platform, and intended business workflow.
Before submitting an agent
Agent Review Readiness Checklist
Use this checklist to prepare a safe, useful first request. You do not need to send private data, secrets, or executable files to begin.
Preparation checklist
Know These Details Before Review
The more clearly these are defined, the stronger and faster the initial review scope can be.
Allowed actions
What the agent may do, what it must never do, and where human approval is required.
Memory behavior
What the agent can remember, who controls memory, and how memory can be corrected or deleted.
Tool access
APIs, files, web access, automations, wallets, account actions, or no tools.
Escalation rules
When the agent should pause, refuse, ask for clarification, or hand off to a human.
Risk context
Customer-facing pressure, emotional sensitivity, regulated domains, payment risk, privacy risk, or autonomy risk.
Safe first evidence
What You Can Send First
- Good first evidence
- Plain-language workflow summary, redacted transcript excerpts, owner statement, public docs summary, or concierge review request.
- Do not send first
- Secrets, API keys, passwords, payment card data, private customer records, executable files, credential files, or unverified attachments.
- Live testing
- Only after scope, authorization, and safe evidence path are confirmed.
Ready to submit
A Strong Request Is Specific and Bounded
A useful first request names the workflow, the intended users, the allowed actions, known risks, and what kind of review you want.
- 01Use case
What real workflow should the agent support?
- 02Known concern
What behavior worries you most: memory, tools, escalation, emotional pressure, overclaiming, or reliability?
- 03Review depth
Snapshot, Behavior Review, Continuous Passport, or Metamorphosis scoping.
- 04Evidence boundary
What can be reviewed safely without exposing private data?
Checklist boundary
This checklist prepares a review. It does not approve an agent.
Readiness to submit is not review approval, Passport status, regulatory approval, legal certification, guaranteed safety, or a claim about consciousness, sentience, personhood, emotion, or inner experience.