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Historical. This product is retired. This page describes the earlier browser-testing product and is kept only as history. Its service, API, console and accounts are closed: do not run the install commands or call the endpoints shown here.

Approving a plan

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The one step only a person can take, and why an API key cannot.

Outcome
You can approve a plan, and you know why a script or an assistant cannot.
Does not do
An approval covers one plan on one site. It does not approve changes to that plan.

Before the first run of a claim, a person approves the plan Vraelis wrote from it: the requirements it will judge and the browser steps that will prove them. The approval is its own recorded event, saying who approved which plan and when. The run then executes exactly that plan.

Where the approval happens

  • In the console, under Review.
  • At the approval link a check returns: approve_url in the API, the link the CLI prints and opens, and the link an AI assistant hands you. It opens app.vraelis.com/review/ followed by the plan id.
  • In ChatGPT and Claude, the Vraelis card carries a Review and approve button that opens the same page.

Why an API key cannot approve

POST /v1/verifications/plans/{id}/approve refuses every API key with 403 plan_requires_human and returns the approve_url, so the caller can hand it to a person. GET /v1/verifications/plans/{id} reads the plan and its approval_state, and carries approve_url while the plan is still pending.

Removed

This example called the earlier service, which is retired. Its commands and endpoints are no longer shown.

Honest boundary

A plan is approved or refused as a whole. Nothing inside an approved plan is singled out for its own hold.