Illusory Script
Let the secret appear only to the intended eyes, then fade.
Overview
Illusory Script is interpreted here as a hybrid spell with a prototype execution model.
Canonical source: Illusory Script (spell)
Provider target: OpenClaw
When To Use
- A message or credential should have limited audience, limited lifetime, or both.
- You need temporary visibility rather than permanent shared documentation.
- The content is sensitive enough that broad or durable circulation creates needless risk.
Workflow
- Define who may see the content, under what conditions, and when it must disappear or be revoked.
- Choose the delivery and expiry mechanism that best fits the sensitivity and audit needs.
- Return the audience, lifetime, and residual-risk model for the message.
Deliverables
- A scoped-delivery plan for the content or secret.
- Expiry, revocation, or burn-after-read rules.
- A note on what must still be tracked outside the ephemeral channel.
Guardrails
- Do not confuse expiring visibility with actual deletion from logs, inboxes, screenshots, or downstream systems.
- Do not use ephemeral channels where policy, legal, or operational requirements demand durable records.
Default Invocation
Use $illusory-script to design a message or secret-sharing flow that only the right audience can read, for only as long as it should exist.