Safe Mode

This guide explains Ardent's Safe Mode feature and how to use it effectively.

Overview

Welcome to the Safe Mode section. Here, you'll find all the information you need to understand and utilize Ardent's Safe Mode feature.

What is Safe Mode?

Safe Mode is a crucial feature in Ardent that provides an additional layer of security and control. When enabled, it causes the Agent to pause before executing any actions, allowing for human review and approval.

Key Features

• Execution Pause: All file runs and terminal commands are paused before execution.
• Human Review: Allows for manual review of actions before they are carried out.
• Full User Control: Users have the final say on whether actions should proceed.

How Safe Mode Works

1. Default Setting: Safe Mode is enabled by default for all new jobs.
2. Execution Pause: When the Agent is about to run a file or execute a terminal command, it pauses.
3. User Review: The user is presented with the proposed action and can review it.
4. User Decision: The user decides whether to approve or reject the action.

Activating/Deactivating Safe Mode

Safe Mode can be easily toggled on or off using a simple slider on the jobs page.

Use Cases

Consider using Safe Mode in the following scenarios:

• When working with sensitive data or systems
• During critical operations where mistakes could be costly
• For new users learning the system
• In production environments to prevent accidental changes

FAQ

Find answers to common questions about Safe Mode in our FAQ section.

Conclusion

Safe Mode is an essential tool for maintaining security and control in Ardent. It empowers users to review and approve actions, ensuring a higher level of safety and preventing unintended consequences.