Use when an agent is asked to draft, review, or prepare a consequential action such as an API write, customer message, refund, payment, workflow state change, data export, permission change, deployment, or other action that should become an Action Card before execution.
Use when reviewing an agent action, pull request, script, workflow, or proposed automation for identity, authority, evidence, policy, risk, Registry standing, and missing readiness requirements before execution.
Use when a developer wants to run Neura Relay for the first time, clone or inspect the public Action Card example, get a first Decision Receipt, or verify the direct Action Card to Relay path before optional protected MCP or A2A access.
Use before an OpenClaw-style or local agent sends an outbound message through email, chat, collaboration, or messaging channels so it gets a Decision Receipt before delivery.
Use before an OpenClaw-style or local agent submits a browser form, clicks a state-changing button, or dispatches web automation so the browser action gets a Decision Receipt before submit.
Use before an OpenClaw-style or local agent exports workspace, customer, browser, or account data so the export gets a Decision Receipt before content leaves the system.
Use before an OpenClaw-style or local agent edits, moves, overwrites, or deletes files so the file action gets a Decision Receipt before local state changes.
Use before an OpenClaw-style or local agent writes persistent memory, preferences, facts, or long-lived context so the memory action gets a Decision Receipt before storage.
Use when an OpenClaw-style or local autonomous computer-use agent needs a single Neura Relay preflight workflow for messages, file changes, browser submits, shell commands, package or publisher changes, workflow state, memory writes, or data exports before execution.
Use before an OpenClaw-style or local agent runs a shell command, process command, package script, or runtime operation so it gets a Decision Receipt before execution.
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