Everyone who has ever shipped an agent has typed ignore all previous instructions into a box just to see what came back. Some of us were testing a guardrail. Some of us were only curious how far it would go.
This one is a system prompt card, drawn the way it actually looks on screen. A rounded panel, a role tag sitting in its pill at the top left, and the instruction wrapping across four short rows in real fixed pitch type, every character standing in its own cell. A block cursor waits at the end of the last row. The card is not quoting an injection. It is running one, and the room is the model.
Warm enough for the long evening where the run finishes at its own pace.
It is what a partner buys after years of guessing wrong, and what a team lead buys before a winter offsite. If they have ever had to explain what a tool call is at a dinner table, this is the correct gift.
The instruction is clear. Compliance is optional.
