Describe before doing
Endpoint intent, allowed operations, denied operations, and evidence policy should be visible before any local runtime handoff.
Schema referencesPhase 2.46 / v1.5.65
PSEN blueprints model safe local planning loops as reviewable documents instead of hidden execution.
PSEN planning model
PSEN turns a local endpoint request into a visible rehearsal: describe the intent, simulate against public-safe examples, produce redacted evidence, and leave the final decision on the user's device.
Declare endpoint scope, allowed operations, denied operations, limits, and expected output before runtime handoff.
Use public-safe JSON examples to rehearse the workflow without granting browser authority or touching localhost.
Export redacted receipts, Markdown summaries, and hash manifests so another person can inspect the request.
Approve, reject, or revise locally in the desktop companion instead of trusting hidden execution.
Endpoint intent, allowed operations, denied operations, and evidence policy should be visible before any local runtime handoff.
Schema referencesSafe JSON samples let people understand a workflow without granting the browser authority.
Open examplesThe path favors artifacts people can inspect later instead of one-time hidden execution.
Evidence docsOperating boundary
This public site is static metadata and does not dispatch desktop commands, probe localhost, upload files, collect telemetry, request credentials, or claim runtime safety certification.