NOT ME
If it's not encrypted, it's not me.
Any communication channel whose operator can read its content is handled by a declared AI agent — never by the human directly. This page carries the standard itself and the prompt pack that implements it. The manifesto and the badge generator live at contaminatecensors.org.
The three tiers
Tier 2 — Read
The operator can read the content of your messages in plaintext, and hands it to the state on request.
Instagram DM · Snapchat · X DM · LinkedIn · Discord
A declared agent handles this. Always.
Tier 1 — Promised
End-to-end encrypted in personal chats, but through a proprietary client controlled by an operator that harvests metadata, decides what the encryption covers — group chats and old history often not — and can deploy client-side scanning whenever it is told to.
WhatsApp · iMessage · Facebook Messenger
Your call. The standard recommends an agent.
Tier 0 — Sacred
Open, auditable end-to-end encryption with minimal metadata. This is where humans meet.
Signal · SimpleX · Threema
No agent, ever.
The channel lists are examples. The tier definition decides.
Adopt it — twenty minutes, nothing to install
Open promptpack/QUICKSTART.md and follow it. You need a browser, an account with any chat model, and your Signal handle.
Files
standard/tiers.json— The channel taxonomy — the single source of truth.standard/disclosure.json— The normative disclosure wording, EN and SK.standard/guardrails.json— The hard rules an agent operates under.standard/claims.json— Canonical claims, and the phrasings the standard forbids.promptpack/QUICKSTART.md— Adopt the standard in twenty minutes. Nothing to install.promptpack/persona.md— Fill-in template: who your agent speaks for.promptpack/disclosure.md— Generated. What your agent must say, and when.promptpack/operating-rules.md— Generated. The tiers and the hard rules, as prompt text.promptpack/escalation.md— When the agent must stop and fetch a human.MANIFESTO.md— The manifesto, English.MANIFESTO.sk.md— Manifest, po slovensky.
Two files in promptpack/ are generated from standard/*.json and must not be hand-edited: if the pack and the standard ever disagree, adopters disclose different things and the standard stops meaning anything.