Decision API Design for Oracle Wallets: Policies Before Execution
Design a decision API that separates evidence, policy, authorization, and execution, with explicit limits and useful failure states.
Oracle Wallet Lab / Category
AI & Decisions
From model output to a decision you can inspect.
AI can summarize documents, compare scenarios, and suggest an action. A wallet workflow still needs a clear explanation of which inputs were used and which permissions are available. These guides examine the boundary between interpretation and authorization, with practical ways to make recommendations reviewable. They are written for builders designing an agent-assisted interface and readers who want to understand what an AI recommendation actually asks them to do.
Begin with the safety article to define the role of a model. Continue with the decision API guide to explore explicit limits, expiry, and evidence references. Read them as design questions rather than promises about automated performance. A useful review should make it possible to reject an unclear proposal, reproduce the reasoning inputs, and explain exactly which future actions a signature could permit.
Continue with the AI Oracle Wallet guide for a focused overview and related questions.
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