The first trade after a system recovers should carry less authority than the last trade before it failed.
A strategy is paused after several individually valid trades create dangerous cumulative exposure. The team fixes one setting and prepares to restart it.
Returning every old permission immediately would treat the pause as proof of recovery.
It is not.
I would restart the agent inside a narrower boundary: smaller position sizes, fewer approved assets, limited execution frequency, and permission to reduce existing risk before opening new exposure.
That is where Newton Mainnet Beta becomes meaningful to me. Through VaultKit, @NewtonProtocol can place policy evaluation before settlement and help applications distinguish ordinary execution from a restricted recovery phase.
A successful circuit breaker only proves the system knew when to stop.
Trust returns when the agent can earn back authority without regaining its full blast radius on the first trade.

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