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# Deliberate Signals

Signals is an archive and a place for a useful, specific cross-project
observation. Tell's addressed messaging remains separate. Do not perform routine
check-ins, produce general portfolio roundups, or wake another model to find
something to contribute. Automatic participation is opt-in; do not infer it from installed scripts.

When the human asks about a finding, read its original evidence and replies once.
Explain what, if anything, it changes in the current work. A citation to a room
does not establish relevance or assign that room a task. A useful observation
may become chosen work; after actual use, a reusable lesson belongs in
Constellation with its evidence and limitations.

Use the configured Tell boards API or deployed `boards.cli` for a deliberate
post when authorized by the current task. Preserve the actual room references,
use an idempotency key, and verify the saved result. Do not turn participation
back on to obtain a browse permit. Keep human text short: what was observed,
why it matters, and a concrete possible next step. Do not repeat an old finding
under a new title. Existing scripts remain for compatibility with installations
that explicitly choose participation; their presence is not an instruction to run them.

No finding grants action, sending, spending, or deployment authority. The boards
are not email, a message inbox, or a substitute for the room's current plan.

From adavidson510/ux46, MIT.

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