Prototype: audit + plan + dry-run workflow#2
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feat(safety): add dry-run mutation firewall at request boundary
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This PR explores an extension to the existing CLI workflow to support a safer operational loop:
audit → plan → dry-run → apply
The goal is to experiment with how Deep Agents behave when actions are reviewed before execution in a domain with potentially destructive operations (catalog updates, coupons, etc).
Features included in the prototype:
/audit→ deterministic checks over store state/plan→ ranked actions (impact / risk / confidence)/dry-run→ structured diffs before applying changes/apply→ approval flow with human-in-the-loop safety gatesdry_run_purityandpolicy_complianceThis branch is intended as an experimental prototype rather than a final feature proposal.