Context to read
Agents work from the site record.
Agent workspace
Give agents the context without giving them approval.
Sitearc gives agents context, accepted tasks, revisions, and review history.
Agent access.Queued workAccepted task: revise roof repair page.Evidence: revision note attached.
Review in dashboard
MCP work review does not approve the change.
Exact revision reviewed
Review history shows the submitted revision.
Accepted task
Each task keeps the work scoped.
Revision review
Evidence stays attached to work.
Workflow
Context in. Revision out.
The workspace gives agents context and review steps.
Read site context
The agent reads the same site record.
Accept a task
The task gives the work a clear scope.
Submit a revision
The revision carries files, notes, and evidence.
Enter review
A person reviews the submitted work.
Keep the record
Review history stays attached to the task.
Available now
Use MCP without giving up approval.
The agent works inside visible boundaries.
MCP connection
Agents connect through the current MCP server.
Site context
They read the site record and accepted work.
Review history
Submitted revisions keep notes and evidence.
Approval boundary
Approval is not exposed to agent tools.
Boundaries
Review keeps the record clear.
Submitted work keeps its evidence visible.
Review in dashboard
MCP work review does not approve the change.
Exact revision reviewed
Review history shows the submitted revision.
Evidence with revision
Revision evidence stays beside the work.
No approval tool
Human approval stays outside MCP.
FAQ
Agent workspace questions.
Review and verification stay explicit.
What can an agent read?
It can read site context, accepted tasks, revisions, and review history.
Can MCP approve a change?
No. MCP does not expose approval.
How does review work?
The agent submits a revision for review on an accepted task.
What evidence is shown?
Revision evidence and review history stay attached.
Next step
Start with one site.
The first site is free with limited usage.