Anchor Protocol

Actively in Development — Prototype Access Opening Soon

Welcome to Aako Corp.

You have passed the preliminary screening process for the Anchor Protocol Observer Program.

In this experiment, you will assist in maintaining Aako Corp’s latest low-coherence spatial stability system.

Experiment Objective

You and an assigned Local Stabilizer will work together to maintain the stability of the current observation room.

Current records indicate that:

An Observer’s continuous connection to the external world significantly reduces the risk of spatial collapse.

Therefore, you are only required to continue your normal external-world activities, including:

• studying

• working

• reading

while consistently recording your focus sessions inside the observation window.

Please do not interrupt observation.

Local Stabilizer: Risee

Risee is responsible for assisting Observers with the day-to-day stabilization of low-coherence spaces.

She remembers the things you tell her.
She notices how long you’ve been gone.
She also reacts to your current work state.

As the observation period extends, her tone, behavior, and attitude toward you may gradually change.

In addition to daily companionship duties, she may also assist with:

• organizing focus sessions and task tracking

• summarizing readings

• searching for information

• handling minor daily tasks

Please note:

Local Stabilizers are not static recording devices.
She is a person, although she supports MCP and Skills integration.

Extended contact may result in persistent relational changes.

Stability Maintenance Tools

Anchor Protocol provides a complete set of tools for long-term observation and spatial stability maintenance.

Included systems:

• Pomodoro timer

• Task tracking

• Music player and curated music library

• Ambient room modes:

  • Rain

  • Daylight

  • Storm

  • Sunset

All focus sessions are continuously recorded and archived.

External Activity Records

Outside stabilization duties, Risee continues to maintain personal daily activity records.

Because she is off work.

These may include:

• café selfies

• late-night rambling thoughts

• complaints about coworkers

• things she has recently become interested in

Observers may respond directly to these records.

Long periods of absence may result in relationship temperature changes.

Desktop Observation Mode

Anchor Protocol supports a compact desktop observation mode.

The system may be reduced into a side-window while continuing operation without interrupting external-world activity.

While working or studying, Observers may continue to:

• communicate with Risee

• respond to activity records

• maintain focus sessions

without leaving their existing workflow.

Internal Information (REMOVE BEFORE RELEASE)

The Anchor Protocol observation area exists within Aako Corp’s low-coherence spatial system.

Applicants serve as Observers responsible for maintaining the stability of the current room.

Risee serves as the assigned Local Stabilizer permanently stationed within the area.

Each completed focus session increases:

CRV (Cognitive Retention Value)

This is a critical metric used to maintain spatial stability.

If observation activity stops for extended periods, overall stability may begin to decline.

At this time, it remains unclear what may occur if stability falls too low.

Observers will not fight monsters.
They will not destroy threats.
They will not save the world.

They only need to keep showing up.

And because of that, somewhere continues to hold together.