Understand and check AI output
How AI Blocks uses AI, what workflow packs and AI minds do, and the checks to make before relying on or publishing generated work.
Effective and last updated 22 October 2026
Check facts and results
AI can invent facts, misunderstand instructions and generate unsafe code or misleading advice. Check sources, calculations, claims, licences and security before using an output. A listed skill or generated workflow does not guarantee a correct result.
Workflow packs contain instructions
Browser assembly matches library blocks using catalogue rules. AI composition sends your submitted request and chosen context to an AI provider to propose a plan. Both produce a pack for you to review, edit and run in your chosen tool.
Generating a workflow does not carry out the job. Approve access to accounts, spending, messages and publication separately in the tool that runs it.
Minds represent a method, not a person
Minds are AI interpretations based on public sources about a person's work. They are not that person, do not speak for them and do not imply their involvement or endorsement. Check quoted material against its original source.
Get qualified advice for consequential decisions
Financial, medical, legal, employment and other regulated materials are general educational information. They are not a professional relationship or personalised advice. Ask an appropriately qualified person before making a consequential decision.
Share only what the task needs
Remove secrets and unnecessary personal information from requests and downloaded files. Voice input may be processed by your browser's speech service; review the transcript before creating an AI workflow. AI Blocks sends text, not a recording, to its composer.
External tools and providers have their own terms, data handling and charges. Review those before uploading a pack or authorising actions.