An AI box that answers from the house's own words.

The bot-free floor, made literal

The whole house runs on only humans score. An AI box is exactly where bots would swarm — so the one place the machine answers is the one place a verified human name is the key. A face on every voice; accountability at the door. It's the covenant turned into a login.

Site-wide, and cited

Signing in is not a one-page key — it's site-wide. Your real name rides every word you add, everywhere you add it: no anonymous contributions hiding behind a login. Sign in, and you're on the record — every voice cited to a face. That's the trade the covenant asks for, and the reason a bot can't fake it. Legibility isn't the price of admission; it is the admission.

And that's how a real movement grows — not a viral mob, not a bought trend, but one verified human on the record at a time. One voter at a time.

Why it's gated, and held

Real-name login is a locked, paid feature that waits on counsel — never a free default, never before the lawyers (the house's standing rule on identity and money). Until that's done, this box stays a preview. Bones before money.

1. A server-side key. The AI runs on a Cloudflare Worker with the key in Cloudflare's secret store — never in your browser, never in the repo, never logged (the same rule as the site's brush). A credential is sacred.

2. The real-names login. A verified-identity gate, written with counsel, shipped as its own reviewed feature.

3. The honest floor. When it's live, every answer cites the page it came from, and says "I don't know" instead of inventing — because the machine drafts, and only humans score.