Recognition control
The practical measures.
These are the public-level controls behind the Jarvis Worker release. They reduce avoidable signals such
as account mix-ups, fresh-session churn, blind clicking, runaway loops and unexplained activity.
01 · Scope
One Worker, one account scope.
Jarvis is not started as a generic automation switch. Checkout setup identifies the server,
target account and Discord recipient, then the buyer invites the Jarvis lobby account. No password handoff:
the operator works from the access path the player approved.
02 · Continuity
Session state stays attached to the right account.
Browser/session storage is treated as account identity state, separate from general audit data.
The point is continuity: an account should not be casually mixed with another account profile,
and repeated runs should not look like a brand-new device context every time.
03 · Network lane
Operator context is kept consistent.
Jarvis keeps the selected operator lane and account assignment explicit. When a proxy or
provider lane is configured for an account, the Worker is expected to keep that context stable
instead of bouncing between unrelated environments.
04 · Cadence
The Worker does not hammer the account.
Private access uses bounded loops: Basic Seat uses the calmer operator cadence,
while Full Account Management receives a tighter managed-service scope. The operator also
has guardrails for skipped work, blocked work and stop conditions instead of retrying forever.
05 · Action safety
Read state first, act second.
Farm, NPC and Celebration actions are gated by page/account state. If the expected controls,
account state or safety conditions are missing, Jarvis should skip or block the action rather
than perform a blind click and hope the page is in the right place.
06 · Evidence
Discord reports explain the run.
Jarvis reporting is part of the control surface. Reports separate performed, skipped and
blocked actions, which gives the operator a proof trail and makes unusual behavior visible
before it becomes a pattern.