pre-authorization-protocol

What problem does it solve?

This Skill prevents the abuse of power during crises by establishing clear, pre-approved emergency roles, authority limits, and expiration dates before a crisis occurs. It ensures that emergency responses are structural executions of pre-consented plans, not improvised power grabs driven by fear.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Define Emergency Roles: Establish specific roles (e.g., Safety Coordinator, Resource Coordinator) needed during crises.
• Scope Authority: Clearly define what each role can and cannot do, including spending limits and contract durations.
• Automated Expiration: Ensure all emergency authorities have built-in expiration timers.
• Irreducible Constraints: Enforce non-negotiable boundaries that emergency powers cannot violate (e.g., cannot amend foundational agreements).
• Use Case: Before any emergency strikes, SHUR Bali defines that in case of a physical safety crisis, the Safety Coordinator can spend up to $5,000 on immediate needs and sign contracts up to 14 days, with their authority expiring once the safety criterion is met or after 30 days.

Quick Start

Use the pre-authorization-protocol skill to define a new emergency role for resource allocation during a financial crisis.