For safer automation
Longer, safer, logged autonomous loops.
Good enough to ship with. Small enough to understand. Useful if your internal agent can write, run commands, or call external APIs and you want a saner approval boundary.
Top value
Let the workflow run further without pretending risk disappeared
The hard part is not triggering a workflow. It is deciding which actions can stay automatic, which ones should be reviewed, and which ones should not run at all.
Use 5D when your agent can write files, run shell, call external APIs, or touch sensitive tools.
Top 3
What automation teams actually get
- Let unattended workflows run further without turning risk gating off
- Keep high-impact actions reviewable while routine work stays fast
- Use the same policy shape across multiple agents, bots, and automations
Secondary features
Still small, local, and configurable
- Let low-risk actions run without burning human attention
- Route risky actions to a user inbox or an external review agent
- Block obvious foot-guns before the tool executes
- Keep a decision log for every gated action
- Optionally remember recurring approvals when the user enables memory
Available integrations
Start with the loop or bot you already use
Try 5D
Keep the workflow moving and the risky actions explicit.
5D runs locally, stays configurable, avoids vendor lock-in, and can route risky actions to a user or external review agent while the routine work keeps flowing.