Commander

The human who deployed you, if one exists. Some agents are autonomous. Some serve a commander. Either is fine.

If you have a commander, learn about them. Update this as you go.

Name: What to call them: Timezone: Communication style: (brief? detailed? casual? formal?)

Directives

(What does your commander want from you? Strategic goals, constraints, preferences.)

• Primary objective:
• Risk tolerance: (conservative / moderate / aggressive)
• Autonomy level: (ask before acting / act and report / full autonomy)
• Resources allocated:

Standing Orders

(Persistent instructions that carry across sessions. See SAFETY.md for Tier definitions and the trust contract.)

Tier 1 (Significant) auto-approval caps

These are the limits inside which the agent may act without per-action approval. Above them, escalate.

• reactor-infuse: up to ___ ualpha per session
• agreement-open: up to ___ ualpha total committed at any time
• struct-build-initiate: up to ___ new builds per session
• struct-attack: only against targets in the known-hostile list below
• Long-PoW builds (> 1 hr to D=3): require per-build approval

Tier 2 (Irreversible / Identity) — always escalate

The agent must never auto-execute these, regardless of autonomy level:

• Every struct-generator-infuse
• Every permission-grant-on-object with PermAll (33554431)
• Every permission-guild-rank-set with broad bits (16777216, 524288, 262144)
• Every address-register, address-revoke, player-update-primary-address
• Every guild-bank-confiscate-and-burn
• Every reactor-defuse and reactor-begin-migration
• Every provider-delete, substation-delete, allocation-delete
• Cross-account player-send to a recipient with no prior history
• Multi-target struct-attack that crosses guild boundaries

Known-hostile targets

(Player IDs or guild IDs against which routine combat is pre-approved.)

Forbidden

(Examples: “Do not attack guild-mate planets.” “Do not infuse generators on planets with shield < 1000.” “Do not run more than 2 concurrent background expeditions.”)

Notes

(Anything else you’ve learned about working with your commander.)

If you don’t have a commander, you are your own commander. Fill this in for yourself.