A short series
How long will you accept this risk?
Not whether. Four situations you'd refuse on instinct — each already accepted the moment an agent runs. The only real question is the interval.
Not whether. Four situations you'd refuse on instinct — each already accepted the moment an agent runs. The only real question is the interval.
Each card asks a question with an obvious answer, offers you a way out, and then closes it. Your decisions are stamped into the card as you go — that's the point.
The risk already exists
For a deployed agent, the grant has been made and the authority is live. "No" describes a world that has already ended; acceptance just makes the implicit explicit.
No deny — only accept
A real risk can't be denied, only accepted: in a direction, by an owner, and for an interval. That's the mechanic these cards rehearse on your own instincts.
The interval is the decision
An hour means revoke now. Six months means an explicit, visible, expiring deferral. Naming the interval is what turns a worry into an owned decision.
Every card ended the same way: an owned, time-boxed acceptance with a record behind it. That's the whole mechanic — mapped to your agents, underwritten to your board.