Approval tools

Approve, reject, or revert queued changes — operator-only, exposed only over MCP.

Approval tools decide the fate of review-tier proposals. They are operator-only: they exist only in the MCP bridge, where a human drives, and are never available to the in-app copilot — which cannot approve its own proposals.

ToolPurpose
asa_approve_actionApply a queued proposal. The apply worker re-checks the policy, re-validates, and hard-caps budget changes at 3× before mutating Apple.
asa_reject_actionDrop a proposal. Recorded in history with who and when.
asa_revert_actionRevert an applied change, using the prior* state snapshotted at apply time.

Working the queue

List

asa_list_pending_actions returns each proposal with its risk tier and policyReasons.

Decide

Approve, reject, or (for an applied change) revert. With an org token, the action's account is checked against any allowed_project_ids limit on the token.

Over MCP these carry operator semantics — the human is confirming each decision. In the app, the same decisions happen on the Approvals page.

Stopping everything

To halt all auto-apply at once, the org kill switch (asaAutoApply) is checked at both propose and apply time. With it off, every write queues here regardless of tier. See the safe-apply policy.

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