cards · change

Change the card card-plan-changes

Changing a card is issuing it again under the same name, so these are its current terms and what you submit replaces them. Draws already made still count: raising a ceiling grants the difference, not a fresh window.

who holds it

This must match the actor id the agent already sends when it proposes. A holder nothing uses produces a card nothing ever draws against, which is the quietest way for this to fail.

Suggestions are identities seen proposing against this domain.

what it may do
Only when the entity is

Tick none and the action's own states apply, which is every state the domain already allows it in. Ticking some narrows the card to those; a card can never widen what the contract permits.

Only when the entity is

Tick none and the action's own states apply, which is every state the domain already allows it in. Ticking some narrows the card to those; a card can never widen what the contract permits.

Only when the entity is

Tick none and the action's own states apply, which is every state the domain already allows it in. Ticking some narrows the card to those; a card can never widen what the contract permits.

Actions left unticked are not on this card. They are still governed by the contract, the domain and its permissions decide them as before, they simply do not draw on this balance.

how much authority

Counting how many times these actions run.

Summing an amount needs a numeric parameter declared on every action you tick, and this domain declares none. Add a typed parameter to the domain to bound a total rather than a count.

In the parameter's own units. If the domain carries money as minor units, a ceiling of 110000 is €1,100.

details

Re-issuing an existing name updates that card in place, which is how a ceiling is changed. Anything already drawn against it still counts, so raising it grants the difference rather than a fresh window.

Left blank, the card applies wherever the agent acts.

The card stops at the end of this day, UTC. Left blank it holds until someone revokes it. An expiry is not a substitute for revoking: it is how a card for a temporary job ends without anyone remembering to.

At the ceiling the action is refused, not sent for approval. More room is the owner raising the card, never the holder asking for it.