For review and control

Keep the loop moving. Step in where the risk says you should.

5D gives you the part that has to work first: a runtime policy layer, a decision log, and a clean path to hand risky actions to a user or review agent.

Top value

Review handoff becomes a first-class path instead of an afterthought

Once an agent can touch tools with real consequences, you need a review surface that can receive the action context, rationale, and recommendation without pausing the whole system in an awkward way.

Use 5D when your agent can write files, run shell, call external APIs, or touch sensitive tools.

Top 3

What the review layer gets

  • One place to inspect risky tool actions before side effects land
  • A clean payload for user review or external security-agent review
  • A durable log that makes later audit and debugging less hand-wavy

Integrations

Connect the review flow to the runtime you already run

Why it matters

Local, configurable, and not tied to one provider

The review side should stay yours too. 5D runs locally, stays configurable, scales across multiple agents, and can hand off to a user or an external review agent without forcing one provider-owned workflow.

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Keep the review path explicit before the side effect lands.