A multi-step plan stores two to four supported money actions in order. It persists with the conversation so later steps can resume after settlement, rather than relying on a fresh retelling of the request.
Review each step#
- Describe the actions and their order, including whether a later step uses what the earlier one delivers.
- Maren records the plan and prepares the first step's card in chat. Its amounts and action must come from your words and tool evidence.
- Review and sign that card through its own approval flow.
- After the chain confirms the outcome, Maren prepares the next step's card. A funding dependency uses the amount actually received, including a partial result.
- Review and sign each later card separately.
There is no approve-all signature for dependent steps. A stored plan itself moves no money, and voice cannot create one.
Answer and revise#
If Maren pauses for a question, answer in the same conversation to resume it. You can change the amount or token of an unsigned step by naming that step. A revision clears that step's card and affected later quotes, so they need fresh preparation.
A settled step, or one whose submitted outcome is unknown, cannot be revised as though it never happened.
Decline, stop and cancel#
Declining an unsigned card records that step as rejected. It does not undo earlier settled actions. A rejected, expired or failed step needs fresh preparation before progress can continue. If the outcome is unknown, later steps wait for the chain result rather than spending an estimated output.
Starting a new money plan replaces and cancels the old open plan. Plans also expire. There is no dedicated cancel-all plan control in chat; declining the current unsigned card prevents that card from executing, but does not cancel a transaction already submitted. Check the existing result before making another request.
See transaction safety before retrying.