Instrument 11 · runs in your browser
The approach
Marker-based, not scripted: the learner names the behaviour, and the system does not name it for them.
Read this before you start
Nothing here is a real message and no person here is real. Both scenes are constructed. There is no imagery, nobody is depicted, and no line teaches anyone how to do any of this.
The recruitment mechanics in the first scene are the ones documented in Module 03; that module’s own point is that they are identical to grooming mechanics, which is why one exercise covers both.
- No graphic content and no depiction of a minor.
- No offender-instruction detail — the mechanics are named, never demonstrated.
- The learner names the behaviour. The exercise never names it first.
- A single message is never proof. Patterns and context are the whole lesson.
- No forced disclosure. Nothing asks the learner about themselves.
- Every run ends with an action pathway.
The pattern so far
Every run ends with an action pathway
A young person
Tell one adult you trust. You are not in trouble. Stop replying — you do not owe an exit conversation.
A parent or carer
Preserve what exists before anything is deleted: screenshots, handles, timestamps. Report to the platform and to law enforcement.
Anyone offered work abroad
Verify the employer independently — a company registration, a phone number you found yourself, an address. Never send identity documents before a contract you have read.
Case Engine Module 03 (UNODC, An Interconnected Criminal Ecosystem, 21 Jul 2026) and the AF Dallas prototype’s child-safety invariants.