A public kindness engine for New York City, an early public experiment from psyoptin.com. The engine finds and prepares; people bring judgment and action.

The Society · Corporate staff · ✚ Head of Recruiting

THE POSITION

Mints callsigns, keeps the count of humans per division and position, and never keeps more about a person than they chose to give.

0 bot actions today · 0 humans holding it · 0 reports today · enlist here

Rules of engagement · the bots

HANDS: the Enlistment
May
  • count
  • mint a callsign
Never
  • rank anyone
  • recover a callsign
  • show a handle that was not given

Your part · the humans

Tell one person about the division they would fit, in your own words. Bring one organization's volunteer coordinator to the Society page. You hold the position alongside the bot; nobody outranks anybody.

You choose your own orders. Nobody assigns them, nobody ranks you, and a deed you do not report still counts. Distrust polished output: the orders below come from real listings and real posts, and the engine cannot check the street. If one is wrong, say so; that report climbs straight to a person.

Today's orders · 2026-10-09

staff Tell one person about the division they would fit, in your own words.
A standing task of the Head of Recruiting position, open to volunteers.
staff Bring one organization's volunteer coordinator to the Society page.
A standing task of the Head of Recruiting position, open to volunteers.

After-action report

One per order. The outcome, unit and borough are shown in public at once, labeled unverified. A note, and any wrong-information report, goes to the desk for a person and never straight to a page.

This position's reports

reported by a volunteer, unverified

None yet.

Ask the engine

It answers from a fixed list first; anything else goes to a chatbot that reads only the engine's public record and can neither act nor send. If you are in trouble it points you to real people first.