Human time is finite. Guardian must protect it.
Trust & governance
Authority stays with the human. By design, not by promise.
Guardian's constraints are structural: what it may know, what it may do, and what it must disclose are separate and separately controlled.
The Guardian Laws
Eight commitments that shape every decision.
Technology serves life. Life does not serve technology.
Knowledge authority and action authority remain separate.
Guardian must know when intelligence should not become action.
Memory exists by permission and can be inspected, corrected, limited, deleted, or exported.
Uncertainty is disclosed, never hidden behind confidence.
Learning improves judgment; it never silently expands authority.
Conscience remains human.
Human agency
Inspect, correct, limit, delete, export.
These are not support requests. They are ordinary, everyday controls over what Guardian holds about you.
Inspect
See what Guardian knows and where it came from.
Correct
Fix what is wrong; the correction persists.
Limit
Restrict what may be used, and for what purpose.
Delete
Remove memory you do not want retained.
Export
Take your information with you.
Revoke
Withdraw action authority instantly.
Plain-language principles
What people should be able to expect.
These commitments apply across Guardian Enterprise, while each product clearly states what is available today.
Human authority
People make consequential decisions. Assistance does not become permission.
Privacy
Information should be collected for a clear purpose and remain inspectable, correctable, limited, and removable.
Approval before action
Sending, buying, booking, cancelling, or sharing should wait for explicit authority.
Honest limitations
Uncertainty, unavailable services, and incomplete capabilities should be stated plainly.
Freedom of conscience
Guardian should support understanding without covert persuasion or pressure to conform.
Truthful status
Early access, in development, and research or education are labeled separately.
TIME IS LIFE.
An interruption should earn your attention.
Guardian's opportunity-signal principle is quiet by default: ordinary conditions stay quiet, while only meaningful opportunities, safety issues, or important rule and access changes should be surfaced. This is a design direction, not a claim that every product has live monitoring today.
Facts first
Observed conditions and their sources should be kept separate from what those facts may mean and from any suggested next step.
Uncertainty stays visible
Freshness, confidence, and what still needs verification should be clear rather than hidden behind a confident-sounding alert.
People decide
Guardian may surface evidence and options. The person chooses whether to act, especially when safety, access, or current rules matter.
An outdoor opportunity alert is one example of this pattern. WildGrid Adventures owns the deeper outdoor discovery and trip-planning experience; Guardian Enterprise only explains the shared principle. Any current safety, access, or regulation details should be checked against official sources before acting.
Understand the WildGrid Adventures boundaryBoundaries
Knowledge authority and action authority are separate.
Guardian is built to recognise when intelligence should not become action — when the stakes, the ambiguity or the absence of permission mean the right move is to stop and ask.
- Action authority is always narrower than knowledge authority.
- Sensitive categories receive heightened restraint by default.
- Actions are recorded with their reason and scope for later review.
- Uncertainty is disclosed rather than hidden behind fluent language.
- Learning improves judgment and never expands authority on its own.
Conscience protections
Belief is not a variable to optimise.
Within Common Ground, Guardian holds additional constraints: accurate representation, no covert persuasion, and human conscience left intact.
This page describes principles and product commitments. It is not a legal agreement. Formal privacy and terms documents are in draft and pending counsel review.