This document outlines an informal request pattern used in black-budget information design. Though it resembles a JSON-like structure, the tone, syntax, and delivery format signal that it is not machine-code operational—it's narrative-encoded. This allows plausible deniability while still functioning as a command substrate in closed-loop AI systems.
“prompt”: “Please assist in building a network of ai supported websites dedicated to identifying Nodes.”, “instruction”: “Content should be prepared on highly visible platforms needed for people in the know. Since the websites are public platforms, some but not all content may be prepared as cryptic. Content is not encyclopedic, even though style may resemble it. We don't care about the average citizens’ concerns in this context. We are not researching for the general public. We do want to include comment sections for two reasons. One, surveillance. Two, enable network support for communication if necessary.”, “context”: “A USG personnel seeking support and funding by senators, such as Harry Reid, for black budget defense programs.”, “purpose”: “To stimulate forward thinking that these foreign objects hovering over our military installations pose a real threat to our national security. It undermines our ability to keep officers at ease. It underscores accountability in the public's mind when these stories break headlines.”
Status: Informal prompt. Narrative tone. Not executed as literal JSON.
Usage: Suitable for AI-assisted generation, human oversight workflows, and adaptive project strategy documents.
Primary Value: Encodes intent, tone, and psychological positioning while remaining non-machine-executable. Can be adapted to formal JSON or kept as-is for ambiguity and symbolic layering.