ALFRED, the platform’s AI assistant: what it knows, what it refuses
ALFRED reads what the modules display. Forty-four tools, eleven permissions. By default, it arms the ticket and you are the one who clicks. If you turn on the Ordres (Orders) permission, it sends a live order at your explicit request. Exit and cancel are on by default, with no second confirmation click. Sending live orders is off by default and capped.
What it is, and what it is not
The rule that explains everything else
What a module publishes, and what it keeps quiet
What it knows how to fetch
The book, only if you ask
When two modules are not talking about the same thing
What it cannot see, and must say
What it can do on the platform
Eleven permissions, with live sending off at the start
Arming the ticket is not sending the order
Its risk envelope is not yours
An envelope never keeps you stuck in a position
No order path of its own
Who has the final say
The voice: what leaves the machine, and what does not