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7. Tool Specifications (Part 3)
This document covers the final three primary modules:
1. DA&D — Degens Against Decency
2. TiltCheck Core — Tilt Detection & Accountability Tools
3. Funding Intelligence Layer — Agent-Only System
These form the social layer, behavioral safety layer, and founder support layer of the ecosystem.
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7.1 DA&D — Degens Against Decency (AI Card Game)
7.1.1 Purpose
DA&D is a TiltCheck-native, chaotic, personality-driven card game similar to Cards Against Humanity — but fully AI-generated and tailored to degen culture.
Its goals:
- create fun during downtime
- give degens something to do between tilts
- increase server engagement
- build community identity
- serve as a social “pressure valve”
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7.1.2 Game Structure
White Cards:
User answers, jokes, chaotic statements.
Black Cards:
Prompts, setups, fill-in-the-blank jokes.
AI-Powered Generators:
The system can generate:
- new pack themes
- seasonal expansions
- casino-themed packs
- user-submitted card integrations
All AI-created cards must obey:
- non-harm rules
- community tone
- “funny, not cruel”
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7.1.3 Game Flow
/play → Start game
Bot selects Black Card
Players submit White Cards
Bot anonymizes the submissions
Players vote
Winner gains points
Game continues
Supports:
- 2–20 players
- private or public rooms
- Discord-first UI
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7.1.4 Data Stored
- card usage frequency
- player wins
- custom pack votes
- seasonal stats
No personal/sensitive data.
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7.1.5 Future Expansion
- leaderboard integration
- TiltCheck Arena native UI
- card marketplace for custom packs
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7.2 TiltCheck Core — Tilt Detection & Accountability Tools
7.2.1 Purpose
People tilt.
Tilt makes people:
- make terrible bets
- chase losses
- rage spin
- distrust casinos
- fight with mods
- get scammed
- break rules
- harm themselves financially
TiltCheck observes patterns and nudges users at the right moments — without policing, shaming, or blocking fun.
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7.2.2 Key Tilt Indicators
Behavioral (Discord)
- aggressive language
- rapid message bursts
- self-reporting tilt (“brb tilt spinning lol”)
- asking for loans repeatedly
- complaining about losses
Gameplay (User-Submitted Signals)
- rapid betting patterns
- increasing bet size
- significantly lowered RTP periods
- chasing after a nerf or bonus
Time-Based
- late-night sessions
- longer-than-normal streaks
TiltCheck never diagnoses mental health, but it does observe patterns.
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7.2.3 Core Tools
1. Vault Lock / Cooldown
User can:
- freeze access voluntarily
- schedule cooldowns
- automate cooldown after win
- trigger autolock after rapid-loss events
System can recommend cooldowns when detecting tilt.
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2. Accountability Wallet (Accountabilibuddy)
A user can assign a trusted friend to co-sign withdrawals.
Both must enter a
- confirmation
- timed code
before funds move.
This reduces impulsive sends during tilt.
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3. Phone-a-Friend Notification
User can ping their trusted buddy:
/friend ping
/helpme
This triggers:
- DM
- push alert (future mobile)
- Discord ping
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4. Soft-Nudge Messages
Examples:
- “Breathing room recommended.”
- “Slots are acting cold. Might be cooldown time.”
- “Maybe walk away for 5 min?”
Humorous tone is encouraged but should never be shame-based.
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7.2.4 Data Tracked for Tilt Score
TiltCheck stores signals, not intimate data.
Signals include:
- rapid-message bursts
- cooldown usage
- voluntary vault locks
- aggressive chat patterns
- bonus chasing behavior
- user reports (spam/loans/etc.)
- mod confirmations
These shape the Degen Trust Score, not the user’s identity.
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7.3 Funding Intelligence Layer — Agent-Only System
7.3.1 Purpose
TiltCheck is built by a solo founder with limited resources.
This layer assists by automatically finding:
- grants
- credit programs
- startup accelerators
- hackathons
- dev competitions
- ambassador programs
- ecosystem bounties
- promo credits (e.g., hosting, API usage)
The agent uses this doc as a reasoning map + your instructions to stay focused.
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7.3.2 Workflow
Agent checks requirements
Agent matches TiltCheck modules to opportunities
Agent evaluates eligibility
Agent outputs top options
Agent provides submission steps
Agent tracks recurring events (e.g., monthly hackathons)
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7.3.3 Categories to Monitor
1. Blockchain Grants
- Solana
- Coinbase
- Polygon
- community-run grants
2. Hackathons
- Solana x devpost
- independent Web3 hackathons
- AI + bot hackathons
- data/analytics contests
3. Dev Credits
- Cloudflare
- Supabase
- GitHub
- Railway
4. Startup Programs
- female-founder focused
- productivity tool incubators
- small AI startup funds
The agent should surface the lowest effort, highest value options.
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7.3.4 Output Style
Agent responses should:
- ask clarifying questions
- list steps
- provide direct links
- avoid overbuilding
- stay realistic for a solo founder
- avoid overwhelming
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7.3.5 Storage
Agent logs:
- opportunities found
- applied/not applied
- deadlines
- reminders
This can live in:
- JSON
- KV store
- Supabase (free tier)
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