Reliable AI agents need a clear boundary before they act.
Raposa Aval is a human-approval layer for AI agent actions. It connects MCP and API-based tool calls with explicit review, approval or rejection, and auditable records.
My work on Raposa Aval focuses on controlled execution rather than unrestricted automation.
The project reflects how I approach AI systems: agents should be useful, while sensitive actions remain observable, reviewable, and accountable.
Feels like a lot of companies are trying their luck with AI instead of hiring designers right now.
I think it's going to backfire on them in a few months.
Trying to stay optimistic about it.
A clean white workspace with soft gray panels, simple icons, and calm blue accents for a focused and professional first impression.
A chat thread where the agent shows its plan step by step, live progress for parallel tasks, and a smart sheet that fills itself row by row with cited sources make complex research feel clear and trustworthy. A simple sidebar, credits tracker, and familiar table tools keep the whole app easy to use.