DIRA
One thing changes. Everything adapts.

Autonomy policy

Every mutating operation passes through a deterministic policy gate before it can reach the action ledger. Verdicts are code, not prompts: no email, and no model output, can widen Dira’s authority. Actions without provenance are denied unconditionally.

ALLOW
  • move flexible study blocks
  • move optional personal blocks
  • retry failed actions
  • select among recruiter-approved interview slots
ALLOW_AND_NOTIFY
  • delegate explicitly delegatable tasks
  • send routine operational updates
REQUIRE_APPROVAL
  • decline an interview
  • abandon an application
  • spend money
  • miss class
  • disclose sensitive information
  • make irreversible commitments
DENY
  • unsupported actions
  • actions lacking provenance
  • mutations violating a hard commitment
  • actions outside tool scope

Provenance examples from the golden run: the interview may move to Thu 13:00 because gmail-thread-jordan-alt-slots says so; visual QA may delegate to Maya because user_policy_config plus a DELEGATABLE_TO edge say so. A candidate action citing neither is invalid before policy is even consulted.