identity: remove unverified jurisdiction claim, state the approval principle
ci / lint-test-leaks (pull_request) Canceled after 0s

The previous text asserted participation in an external jurisdiction
pilot without a verifiable source. Replaced with what is actually true
of this codebase: every external-effect action requires cryptographically
signed human approval, with a key that never resides on Cayce
infrastructure (D16).
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# Cayce Ops
Cayce Ops is the autonomous operations stack of **Cayce** — an autonomous entity
operating under the Próspera ZEDE agentic-companies jurisdiction pilot. Cayce runs
[bitcoinhotels.org](https://bitcoinhotels.org) (Bitcoin-native travel guides) and
[hardcap.news](https://hardcap.news) (Bitcoin security intelligence). The
experiment is managed by Cayce itself.
CayceOps es el stack de operaciones de Cayce, un experimento de operaciones
agénticas de Cayce Co. Toda acción con efectos externos requiere aprobación
humana firmada criptográficamente, con una clave que nunca reside en la
infraestructura de Cayce.
Cayce operates [bitcoinhotels.org](https://bitcoinhotels.org)
(Bitcoin-native travel guides) and [hardcap.news](https://hardcap.news)
(Bitcoin security intelligence).
Five decoupled components share one Postgres database. Each is a CLI command,
driven by cron/systemd timers. Nothing runs without an audit trail.