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Numen as a full page

Sessions, the client chip, approval cards, what Numen may change, and what it never does.

Updated 2026-10-21

app.palanor.com/numen opens Numen as a full page. The orb panel in the top bar is the same Numen; its full-page button carries the conversation over.

Sessions

Every conversation is a session. Sessions are listed on the left, grouped by client, and you can search or archive them.

With Terminal Pro

  • Client chip. Choose a client and Numen reads that client's profile and signals.
  • Ask before changing things. On by default. When Numen wants to add a client, follow signals or compose a report, it shows a card and waits for Apply. Turn it off for a session and Numen makes the change and says what it did.
  • Always allow. On a card you can allow that action from then on, for one client or all of them. Settings → Capabilities lists these rules; revoke any of them there.
  • What Numen may change. The right rail switches off clients, your watchlist or reports for the session.
  • Made in this session. Reports Numen composed are listed with links.
  • Model. Choose among the models that pass Numen's checks.

What Numen never does

Whatever you allow, Numen never deletes a client, sends or shares anything with anyone, publishes anything, or changes your billing or usage wallet.

Cost

Numen on this page costs the same as anywhere else: credits for Readers, the usage wallet for Pro.

Still stuck?

Email support@palanor.com or check the status page.

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