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The ability to suggest an action should never be mistaken for the authority to take it.
A request can be ambiguous, incomplete or made by someone without the authority to act. Our design direction is to resolve the person, place, capability and applicable constraints before physical execution. Sensitive actions need explicit confirmation paths.
Language interpretation should produce a reviewable proposal. Deterministic capability and policy checks belong between that proposal and an actuator. The resident should be able to understand what the system intends to change and why.
Physical systems need local controls, understandable failure states and appropriate escalation. A successful command acknowledgement is not proof of a successful physical outcome. Readback and independent observations matter.
These principles guide research and development. They are not a claim that every described control is available in every current product.
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