Keep the public preview stateless
The public domain can explain the product without storing accounts, sessions, or workspace records.
Builder notes
GPT Actions, MCP tools, browser-authenticated services, and workflow triggers belong behind a private workspace boundary where access, retention, and audit rules are explicit.
The public domain can explain the product without storing accounts, sessions, or workspace records.
Action keys, service tokens, and tool permissions belong in a user-controlled workspace.
Only publish automation routes after authentication, scope, logs, and recovery behavior are clear.
Use generated OpenAPI/action packages when a private workspace is ready to expose specific actions.
Treat MCP, local commands, ffmpeg, and browser tools as user-approved routes, not background access.
Schedules and webhook triggers should create reviewable outputs, not silent side effects.