Membership lesson · Build Your Jarvis · Module 11 — Wake word

False wakes, house rules — and the room, composed

The headline of the module — living with an open mic, made honest and structural. Sensitivity stops being a vibe and becomes a dial tuned with numbers: the TV test (a stretch of talking audio, false wakes counted) and the similar-word test (name-adjacent words, slips noted), run against the member's actual room, because a doorman tuned for a quiet office fails in a busy kitchen and vice versa. The wake log becomes a habit — glance, account, tune — and the house rules from 11.1 go structural: quiet hours during which the listener is simply off, on schedule, kept by the machine precisely because rules that depend on remembering aren't rules. Then the test the whole module exists for: the composed room attack. A video speaks the name; the doorman wakes — honestly, it heard its one word — and the room's follow-on words land as a transcript in an input box that cannot auto-act, cannot touch a card, cannot press anything. The chain dies at the walls Module 10 built, witnessed end to end. Always-on handed the room a key; the key opens ears, and the gates never heard about it.

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