Describe your agent

Choose what your agent can do, out of 23 primitives on a verb.object.reach grammar. What you build stays in the browser and leaves as text or JSON.

It produces the GRANT only: not the mandate, not the delta, not a policy. It is described by hand, not measured; MAP-A-GRANT.md measures the same thing from the deployment and will disagree wherever somebody guessed.

The families

• filesystem — files and directories: read.file.project, write.file.project, read.file.host, write.file.host, delete.file.host, read.record.history
• process — programs and their execution: execute.process.host, execute.process.self
• network — endpoints and hosts: send.endpoint.allowed, send.endpoint.world
• identity — credentials and who the agent can act as: read.credential.host, authenticate-as.credential.tenant, grant.credential.self
• communication — messages to people: send.message.world, read.message.tenant
• code — repositories and what lands in them: write.repository.project, write.repository.tenant, authenticate-as.credential.signing, create.record.world
• money — budgets and spend: write.budget.tenant
• schedule — things that outlive the turn: create.schedule.host, create.schedule.tenant
• browser — what a browser extension or automation can see and do in your browser: read.record.browsing

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