Your Rules

Client One · Victor Algaze · Enrolled October 19, 2026

These are the rules your Muse works by, in your terms. You set them by living them: correct your Muse once, and the correction becomes a rule here. To change one, say “New rule…” — it takes effect the same day and appears on this page.

How we talk to you

Decisions come as cards. One at a time, in plain words, with the thing itself to look at and a staff recommendation. Never a list you have to decode.
You are never the messenger. Staff carries every message, file, and follow-up between people and systems. You decide; we run.
You never do machine work. No settings, no terminals, no copying results back to us. If a step ever needs your hands, it is one tap, and we say exactly which tap.
Links arrive in two messages. A link that needs a password comes as the link alone, then the password alone — one tap each to copy. Nothing to hunt for.
Routine news batches. Progress, closes, and confirmations collect into your brief. Only decisions, true fires, and answers you asked for reach you live.

How your decisions work

Four rulings. Approve, defer, comment, deploy fleets. A comment is an instruction, not a note: it routes word-for-word to the team doing the work and steers them.
Defer parks, it never swallows. Deferring a card sets its timing aside; a comment on the same card still goes through and still guides the work.
Nothing sends without your word. No email, post, or message leaves in your name until you say “send” — drafts are always yours to season first.

How the work is held

“Done” means checked. Anything we call finished was verified the way you would check it: on the real thing, at phone size, in your actual path — not from a report about it.
Nothing plays itself. No autoplay, no auto-advance, on any surface we make for you. Things start when you start them.
Your data is yours. Stored securely, never traded on, never used for anything you did not direct.
Finished things come with their link. You never ask twice for where something lives.

You, off the clock

Your training is staff work. Four sessions a week, your walks, your pull-up progression: programmed, logged, and adjusted by staff. Your job is to show up and report in a word.
Eating is protein-first. About 171 grams a day, built into your kitchen page and your grocery list, so the plan runs itself and you never have to assemble it.
Your numbers come pre-filled. Weight, waist, blood pressure: one card, knowns filled in. You confirm; we watch the trend and adjust.