Trust and Safety Overview
Telemus AI can work with files, connected services, and your spatial workspace. Its permissions, review controls, and activity records help you understand and control that work. Review your active policy before enabling unattended actions.
Retention and erasure of workspace artifacts
Workspace artifacts stay until you remove them. Telemus does not delete artifacts in the background at startup.
You can set retention policies per artifact and apply the policies that are due.
Archive retains content and marks it archived. Delete and erase redact the
artifact's title, state, and metadata and record an audit event. Ask the assistant
to check workspace integrity with retention, or use the
run_continuity_integrity_check tool with retention_set and retention_apply.
Keep any copies or backups subject to their own retention requirements.
Review and permissions
The active action policy determines which operations run automatically, require confirmation, or are refused. The current default permits broad tool execution; review Permissions and Data Handling to understand the defaults and configure stricter controls.
When confirmation is required, Telemus presents the proposed action for review. Check its scope and destination before approving. In the spatial workspace, the confirmation panel remains accessible in front of you; after you drag it, it stays where you place it.
A confirmation cannot override an action that the system refuses. Unavailable capabilities and denied permissions should produce a clear failure instead of a claim that work completed.
Evidence and activity
Supported AI outputs can include source references, transcripts, files, or related workspace artifacts. Coverage varies by the source and operation; not every generated note has complete evidence. Inspect important claims and destinations before relying on or sharing the output.
Activity and audit records help you review supported actions. Use the Web
Approval policy and Logs views or terminal /policy and /logs where
available. Review redacted diagnostics before sharing them with support.
Continuity and recovery
Supported recovery flows preserve workspace state or report a degraded result. Check the resume summary and active workspace after a restart or device change. Do not assume that an interrupted action completed or that an expired approval remains valid.