What problem does it solve? Event organizers receiving a minister, funder, or executive who is neither speaking nor sponsoring often improvise a visible VIP tier that contradicts a flat community culture, or fail a real security and protocol obligation. This Skill qualifies guests by obligation rather than status and designs handling that meets the obligation without building a tier attendees can read. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Obligation-based qualification: Routes speakers, sponsor personnel, and press to sibling skills, then qualifies remaining guests on four obligation types (external protocol, security, discretion, dependency exposure), never on title or seniority. - Four decision menus: Sets program posture, visibility posture (with community vs vendor pole orderings), escort depth, and identification breadth, each with defaults, promotion conditions, and delete rules. - Roster and liaison mechanics: Builds a named-guest roster with fields, holder, circulation rules, and a deletion date, plus a liaison intake for guests arriving with protective details or advance teams. - Use Case: A minister's office emails about a protective detail and an advance visit before your community conference. The Skill produces a guest brief: qualification result, staff-only visibility posture, escort-plus-liaison depth, greeter brief, and named day-of decision owners. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan how to receive a visiting dignitary or funder at your event, naming who they are, what their office requested, and how visible they want to be.
