Ops coverage
Workforce in motion
You: “I need two people on dock operations today.”
Vyra: “Fulfillment usually handles this. Lena ran a similar project last March.”
The shift stays staffed without breaking rules you already rely on.
What Vyra is protecting you from
- Accidentally overworking the same people. Vyra flags fatigue history before you assign.
- Forgetting why staffing rules exist. Vyra shows the policy note that created the rule.
- Making exceptions that quietly become policy. Every exception requires approval and is recorded.
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Worldbuilding
Game systems under control
You: “Add 12 new residents to the town.”
Vyra: “UAT reports: residents wander with no destination.”
Growth stays consistent with the rules you already shipped.
What Vyra is protecting you from
- Ledger drift across patches. Locked details cannot be changed without Forge approval.
- AI “helpfully” rewriting established characters. Vyra refuses unapproved lore edits.
- Fixing bugs by introducing lore breaks. Behavior changes are bounded to explicit policies.
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Launch risk
Decisions with memory
You: “We can ship Friday, but QA is behind.”
Vyra: “Last time you approved overtime; defect rate dropped, burnout rose.”
The decision is made with context, not pressure.
What Vyra is protecting you from
- Shipping without remembering the tradeoffs. Vyra surfaces the last recorded outcome.
- Repeating painful mistakes. Prior approvals and consequences stay visible.
- Letting urgency override judgment. Options are bounded and require explicit approval.
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