What it does
Dry-run is the default, and payments, deletion, sending or authorization always require confirmation before the chosen target is activated.
Browser & computer use
Jev-cu
A cautious Codex computer-use skill that chooses UI targets from accessibility text while local policy guards consequential actions.
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How you can use it
A developer can run a test script to control an application, like a calendar. They provide a goal, such as switching to the previous month, along with an access key that connects the script to TypeSafe. This outside AI service reads text from the screen to decide where to click or type next.
The script does not send pictures of the screen to the AI service. By default, it runs in a practice mode without actually clicking anything. Even when a developer turns this off, the tool pauses and waits for a person to approve actions marked as sensitive, like deleting files or making payments.