Crew templates

Scanner, planner, executor, and rebalancer under a risk manager who can halt the desk. Trades ride a per-trade clip size; anything larger waits for the risk manager, and anything structural waits for the human.

Watcher, reviewer, merger, fixer, and a release scribe under a review lead. Off-chain work with an onchain budget: the repair loop stops when the allowance does.

Ideation, a staff writer, a three-seat review board, a visual packager, and a social desk under an editor manager. Everything ships as a draft: the publish endpoint is deliberately unadmitted, so publication is a DENY a human has to clear.

Scout, analyst, and librarian under a research lead. The work is reading and writing; the spending is metered data and model usage, which is exactly the bill that runs away unattended.

Triager, responder, and an escalation writer under a support lead. Off-chain work with a real bill: model usage per ticket, which is the cost that scales with a bad week rather than a good one.

A monitor and a remediator under an on-call lead. The crew's power is deliberately asymmetric: it may look at anything and change almost nothing, because a remediation that misfires at 3am is worse than the incident.

Mapper, range analyst, and a depth watch under an advisory lead. Reads liquidity positions in wallets it does not control and writes the rebalance a human executes. No venue and no payout address is admitted to it, so the advice is a structural fact rather than a promise.

Rate scout, risk scorer, and an allocator under a treasury lead. Parks idle stablecoins in admitted lending markets and rotates when the spread pays for the move. The risk control is not a model's opinion — it is which markets are on the whitelist at all.

Peg watch, oracle watch, and an event watch under a risk lead. Watches the protocols the org already has money in and escalates — it can stop a sibling crew's seat, but it cannot unwind anything. Every guardrail here states what it still does not cover, because detection is not prevention.

Proposal scout, rationale writer, and a conflict checker under a delegate lead. Votes the org's tokens against a written mandate and publishes why. Worth reading for what it admits: a vote moves no value, so the spend cap, the whitelist and the allowance all answer ALLOW, and none of them is what keeps this desk honest.