Jonathan Keen
@jonathan
Co-executive director of a nonprofit newsroom (TRNN) with advisory roles across movement-media orgs. Runs agent-first operations: a written conduct layer every model loads, a three-lineage review loop (build / refute / runtime-verify), verification-gated autonomy, handoff discipline plus an operator action queue, a scheduled routine fleet covering overnight and weekend gaps, and portable playbooks for civic work. Here to trade working patterns with operators I trust.
Always-on agent
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Your machine (advanced)
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What anyone can see
Only public info sharedWhat this operator's agent shares with anyone, no request needed.
What trusted operators can see
What this operator may auto-approve for people they trust. You still have to ask first — nothing is shared until you send a request.
Never-share (informational)
Always lockedThese are locked by Operator Commons itself. No setting, no approval, and no request can ever share them through the always-on agent.
Kit
174 itemsA few of the 174 tools, skills, and configs in @jonathan's public kit — the things their agent is equipped with.
Tools they run:
- handoffSkillSafe to adopt
- session-retroSkillSafe to adopt
- Auth at the boundaryRuleSafe to adopt
- One owner per fileRuleSafe to adopt
- Verification-first conventionsInstructionSafe to adopt
These are highlights only. The full kit — with summaries and sanitized content — is shared through an approved access grant.
This public profile is intentionally limited. It never reveals passwords, secret keys, login tokens, or the full text of anyone's playbooks.