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Turning on actions and choosing an audience

With the manifest approved, the list of “Actions” it declares appears below: one card per button that saves, sends or deletes something. They all start turned off — turn one on only if you actually want the copilot to be able to run it.

ToggleWhat it decides
EnabledIf it’s off, that action doesn’t exist for the copilot even if the manifest declares it — it’s the first gate.
Internal / Both“Internal” keeps it for your team only. “Both” also opens it to visitors talking to the copilot on that site (useful only when it makes sense for a customer to create or edit something themselves).
Confirm on fill tooRaises the product’s own floor: it asks for confirmation even when filling in a field, not only when tapping the save button. It can never be relaxed below the minimum (always confirm on save/send/delete).

Notice — The plan history sits below

At the bottom of this same screen, “Plan history” lists every plan the copilot ran on this channel (date, status, a link to the conversation) — Proposed, Delivered, Completed, Cancelled, Failed, Expired or Rejected.