Why the AI asks before it acts
In Geenius App the AI asks, shows and does, and anything that publishes, spends money, registers a domain or sends something out waits on an approval card.
A person who has never built a website should not have to guess what an AI is about to do. So in Geenius App it asks first, shows what it proposes, and only then does it.
One rule#
Four kinds of action wait for a yes: publishing your site, spending money, registering a domain and sending something out. Each one shows up as an approval card that names the exact action. Where money is involved, it names the exact total, quoted again at that moment.
Why a card#
A card is small, it says one thing, and it can be answered with a yes. It also leaves a record of what you agreed to.
And the rest#
A safety check runs on every site before it can go public. Every publish is a version, so a change can be undone. Geenius App is in early access and not open to the public yet; this is how it is built to behave. Join the waitlist to see it.