agentprivacy-priest

To design a ceremony for Verifiable Relationship Credential (VRC) issuance, you define the relationship's visibility level and calibrate a proverb demonstrating mutual understanding. The Priest then orchestrates the Signal to Sanctuary pipeline to transform that commitment into an on-chain VRC.

Verifiable Relationship Credential visibility levels include five distinct ceremony types: Shadow, Guarded, Balanced, Open, and Declared. Each level calibrates the ceremony's privacy and the proverb evaluation depth required for formal commitment.

Proverb evaluation calibrates commitment depth by assessing the demonstrated mutual understanding within a proverb. The Priest matches this evaluated depth to the appropriate ceremony type and Verifiable Relationship Credential requirements.

Yes, you can automate the pipeline from proverb formation to on-chain VRC inscription using the Signal to Sanctuary choreography. The Priest orchestrates this end-to-end pipeline, managing ceremony progression and recovery protocols automatically.

You should use a Guarded ceremony for VRC issuance when the partnership requires restricted visibility, whereas an Open ceremony suits relationships needing fully declared commitment. The choice depends on the specific relationship needs and visibility level.

Yes, the agentprivacy-priest skill manages ceremony recovery protocols for VRC issuance. It handles ceremony progression and recovery, ensuring the Signal to Sanctuary pipeline maintains credential integrity during execution interruptions.