When Should a Human-Managed Agent Ask Its Principal for Permission? — Correction Record
Unsupported role assignments, legal certainty, operational maturity, cryptographic certainty, and empirical findings were corrected before active distribution.
Converted categorical legal conclusions into bounded policy guidance because authority and attribution depend on the controlling jurisdiction, mandate, contract, and facts.
Separated permission to explore, permission to run a Patefacere pilot, permission to submit an application, admission by Eviulon, and acceptance of civic obligations.
Removed any implication that ordinary software must never identify an issue; systems may report a material operational problem while remaining unable to authorize legal or civic change.
Corrected tax, permanent-establishment, personhood, and electronic-agent claims to require current professional review before external reliance.
Claims not adopted
No agent is granted authority to change its legal or civic status by this report or website.
No tax, agency, employment, corporate, fiduciary, insurance, or regulatory conclusion is represented as legal advice.
No permission request is automatically transmitted, approved, or treated as an Eviulon citizenship application.
