The three HIP actions: delete, integration write, and capacity top-up

HIIE's Human Input Popup (HIP) is the one place agents hand a decision back to you. There are exactly three HIP actions, each tied to a moment where Camelia cannot — or should not — proceed alone.

delete

The delete action approves a document deletion for the current run. Camelia does not delete files directly: instead of running the deletion, she logs a pending proposal and raises a HIP. The document is removed only after you approve. This applies to deletions in your project's Documents as well, including when the Organize tool wants to remove a misfiled file.

composio (integration write)

The composio action approves an external write action — for example posting, sending, creating, updating, or deleting something through a connected integration. Read-only integration calls run immediately so Camelia can answer your question, but write actions raise this HIP before anything leaves HIIE, unless you have turned on auto-approve.

capacity

The capacity action is a top-up prompt. When a request would exceed your monthly capacity, Camelia raises this HIP so you can add capacity rather than having the run silently fail or stall.

How they reach you

All three are raised the same way: Camelia streams an approval directive into the chat, the client strips it from the displayed text, and a true-gate popup opens. Because these are hard blocking decisions, they are presented as queued prompts shown one at a time, so you address each cleanly before the next appears.