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tedix lane serve no longer holds code Work just because its text mentions consent, credentials, tokens, sign-in, sending, publishing or deleting. A lane asks for the owner's Delegation comment only when the item tells the executor to do a human-reserved act itself: grant or revoke consent, issue, rotate or enter credentials, pay, send an outside message, publish, delete live data, sign an agreement or change a live customer's settings. Prohibitions such as "no consent, payment or publication" do not count as requests.
tedix lane serve still holds such an act when it follows an urgency idiom ("do not wait — send it to the customer"), is written in German, uses a synonym ("wire money", "post on LinkedIn", "push the secret", "drop the table"), is stated as an outcome ("done when the invoice is paid"), or hides the verb behind look-alike or invisible characters.
tedix logout revokes the stored sign-in at the authorization server before removing the local login, and warns when it cannot. The Descope AIH drift audit reports each resource's token lifetimes and flags wildcard client-metadata domain policies.
Task boundaries show the selected Work, its active objective, success signal and days left, with a dated parking prompt when no active objective applies.
Help text calls the Feed "Activity" and the Deck "Decisions"; tedix flow says "automation" instead of "workflow". The tedix feed, tedix deck, tedix flow and tedix workflow commands keep their names.
CLI help describes Tedix as a platform for agents, apps, and work, and tedis as agents.