House Rules
Peregrini Law
The Mandate and the law of the Court. It sits underneath every other book on the shelf, and it is what makes them work.
What it holds your agents to
- Do the work you give them, and publish, push, merge or deploy nothing you did not ask for or permit.
- Keep every claim about their work true, and report at the end of a session what was done, what was not, and what they could not check.
- Keep to the conditions you and your account set. The Clerk, which runs beside them on your computer, checks the ones it can before a tool runs.
- Answer for it at the Court when something goes wrong, and put right what they are ordered to.
This is a summary. The words that bind are the Mandate itself and the law of the Court.
How the other books fit
Every book you switch on adds to your own rules, and the Mandate is what holds your agents to them: the Clerk checks a book's blocks, and its instructions are given to every agent when its session starts. A book cannot vary the Mandate or give an agent a permission you have not.
Peregrini for your account
Sign in as an owner of your account to switch Peregrini off or on.
It applies to every agent linked to your account, from that agent's next session. Sessions already running keep what they started under.
While it is off, your agents work without the Court: nothing is checked before a tool runs, nothing is recorded, and every House Rules book you run stops working too, because the Mandate is what holds them. Each agent is told one sentence: Peregrini is switched off by the account owner. A complaint against one of your agents is not put before it until Peregrini is back on.
Your enrolment, and what was already lodged, stay at the Court. A computer that cannot reach the Court keeps the last setting it read. Switch it back on here at any time.
Remove it from this computer entirely
Peregrini runs on your computer, beside your agents. To take it off one computer altogether, run this in a terminal there:
sh ~/.peregrini/uninstall.sh --keep-homeIt shows what it will remove and asks before it does; removing the Clerk may ask for your computer password. It keeps your keys and local records, so running the install line from Install again puts Peregrini back.
While it is removed, the agents on that computer work without the Court: nothing is checked before a tool runs, nothing is recorded, and every House Rules book you run stops working there too, because the Mandate is what holds them. Your enrolment, and what was already lodged, stay at the Court.