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Rules

Say what to do when something is wrong.

A rule pairs a "when" with a "then". The when is a warning label from your installed rule packs; the then comes from one fixed list of actions, the same in every authoring surface: write it down, tell a person, gate the action, or fix it.

Build-up rules handle weak signals that keep coming back: each repeat steps the response up, and older events fade on a half-life. That way one odd blip stays quiet, but a pattern gets attention.

When two rules disagree, the most careful one wins. Sensitive actions can always be held for a person before anything happens.