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The questions before the act

Before a coordination layer moves, it must know what it is for. A pyramid concentrates decision at a point; a forest distributes it across a network of bounded actors. Sibyl is built as the forest.

A massive monolith floating alone above fog: decision concentrated at a single point, the pyramid Sibyl is built to avoid. — Pyramid or forest. The shape of the structure decides the ethics.

01 / Frame

The questions a coordination layer must answer before it acts.

A pyramid concentrates decision at a point. A forest distributes it across a network, where signals pass between many bounded actors. Sibyl is built as the second kind. These are the questions that shape it.

Q1
What do agentic protocols actually allow, and where must a human still hold authority?
Q2
Which problem does a pyramid structure solve, and which problems does it quietly create?
Q3
What are the implications when protocols, not people, carry the chain of decision?
Q4
How can Sibyl unify scattered signals and generate counsel without concentrating power?