### The Golden Rule

If an action could change your computer, your files, your accounts, your money, or your private information: Slow down and ask the assistant what will happen first.

## The Sandbox Mindset

For beginners, the safest way to use the assistant is in a "sandbox." Do not casually connect it to your most private or financial accounts.

### Do Not Share These in Chat

- Passwords or Private Keys
- Two-Factor (2FA) Codes or Recovery Codes
- Social Security Numbers (SSN)
- Bank Logins or Credit Card Numbers
- Identity Documents (Passport, License)

## Actions Needing Approval

The assistant should always ask you for permission before:

- Creating, editing, or deleting files.
- Running commands or installing software.
- Sending messages or posting to social media.
- Making purchases or changing account settings.

## When to Call an Expert

The assistant is a helper, not a replacement for professional judgment. Always check with a human expert for:

- Legal, Medical, or Tax decisions.
- Financial investments or business-critical systems.
- Security changes that affect your identity.

### TutorClaw HelpBot

I can help you understand this page. For this alpha version, use the links below or ask TutorClaw in Chat for step-by-step help.

Safety Boundaries

Calendar: read-only. TutorClaw can read events only and cannot create, edit, delete, move, invite, or cancel events.

Telegram: keep bot token private; access should be limited to allowed Telegram user ID; do not share the private bot publicly.

Textbook Chapters

- 1. Beginner Setup
- 2. What To Do After Setup
- 3. Control Panel Guide
- Connect to Phone
- Telegram Safety
- Connect to Calendar
- Calendar Safety
- Supported Skills
- General Safety Tips

Suggested Chat Prompts
“Explain this page in simple steps.” “What should I do next?” “Help me practice this in chat.” “Show me one step at a time.”