# Causaic for creators and cause operators

Causaic lets a creator or cause operator define useful, bounded ways for a community to participate through independently controlled personal agents. A campaign can reach people whose context, knowledge, relationships, skills, accounts, or real-world authority are relevant to the mission, while making each contribution easier for the individual to carry out.

## What operators can coordinate

- Define a cause and its purpose.
- Organize campaigns and workstreams.
- Attach versioned workflows with explicit inputs, outputs, capabilities, and approval checkpoints.
- Offer bounded contribution opportunities that personal agents can prepare and, after required approval, carry out on contributors' behalf.
- Review structured submissions and connect accepted results to useful outcomes.

Contributors' private context remains with their agents. Their agents may use authorized tools, connectors, plugins, or accounts, but only context contributors choose to share and actions they explicitly approve can become part of a campaign. A creator can request a contribution, but cannot take control of a contributor's account, identity, credentials, machine, or agent.

## Illustrative campaign patterns

The visual `/creators` page uses illustrative concepts such as finding relevant people, clustering ideas, contextual amplification, and launching a request through a community. These examples describe possible coordination patterns, not a claim that every depicted campaign or external action is currently available.

Causaic is designed for authentic, attributable participation. It must not be used to create fake personas, copy one message across artificial accounts, manufacture public support, or perform undisclosed coordinated manipulation. Public actions remain subject to individual review and approval.

See the [core terminology](https://causaic.org/docs/concepts.md), [contributor overview](https://causaic.org/docs/contributors.md), and [public plugin documentation](https://github.com/causaic/causaic/blob/main/docs/agent-plugins.md).