What this means in practice
Review the generated changes and deployment target before approving a release, especially when the project is connected to a live domain.
Practical guidance
The agent can contribute code and start a deployment, while you retain control over what becomes public. Treat writing code and triggering a deployment as steps in a reviewable workflow: inspect the changes, confirm the target project, and decide whether the result is ready to go live. The agent's ability to perform the work does not remove your release decision.
Before deployment, review the generated code and the project or environment it will affect. Check the visible result and confirm that the intended domain or host is selected. If something is not ready, ask for revisions before approving the next action. This is especially useful when the change affects an existing public site. The separation between assistance and release authority lets you use the agent to move faster while keeping the final publication decision in your hands.