THE CONTINUITY PLAYGROUND

What if you changed
just one thing?

Create a case. Change permissions. Replace an agent. See what survives.

Same case. Same engine. More detail when you want it.

Case nameA starting point

FOLLOW THE HANDOVER

Step 4 of 4

The job survives the handover.

Review the suspicious packet

Checking the saved work…

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The four stages replay a signed example. Your extra choices create a fresh synthetic variation after the selected stage. Rewinding is an experiment, not rewriting a real history.

What may this helper do?

HelperOperation

Withdraw Bea’s original review permissionAdd a stop rule for this helper and operation

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A result will appear here.

Try changing a permission, then compare.

ALLOW describes the chosen rules and history. This playground does not carry out the operation, prove a report true, or protect a real computer.

MAKE IT YOUR OWN

Build a small team.

Up to 12 agents, eight roles including investigator, and 12 operations. Add only what your question needs.

One agent name per line

The first two names label the recorded A and B identities. Renaming a helper does not change signed history.

Roles and their separately granted powers

Choose an owner and operations for each role. This explicitly creates both a role appointment and separate permissions for its owner. The title alone grants nothing. Each role has one owner in this experiment.

Extra permissions

Give one helper permission for one operation. You can withdraw it or make it expire. A different valid permission may still allow the request.

Exact result and event history

Run a case to inspect it.

Open a saved scenario

Imports accept this playground’s scenario format only (32 KB maximum), not programs or arbitrary histories. Keep real incident information out of these practice cases.

A girl coordinates two robot helpers: the unfinished job stays on a clipboard, while separate access cards show what each helper is allowed to do.

The clipboard is the work.
The card is permission.

A new helper can receive the unfinished job without receiving every old power. Taking away permission does not make the job disappear. The team still needs to decide how to finish it.

Read the illustrated explanation → · How this playground works →

What if you changedjust one thing?

The job survives the handover.

What may this helper do?

The clipboard is the work.The card is permission.

What if you changed
just one thing?

The clipboard is the work.
The card is permission.