Guest Protocol - the few guests who need special handling, qualified by obligation and received with discretion

Name the guests you think need special handling and what each arrives with, and get speakers, sponsor staff and press routed out first, the rest qualified by obligation rather than status, the roster with its holder, viewers and deletion date, the program, visibility and escort postures set against what each guest actually said - then the greeter brief, the liaison intake for any protective detail, and who decides on the day. Free in your browser: the route-out (and a plain stop when nobody is left in scope), the qualification test, the four menus re-ranked with deleted rungs struck, a visibility posture per guest from only what each said, the two day-of decisions with a name against each, and the hand-offs, with CSV, Markdown and JSON exports. A metered run explains the posture, or writes the greeter brief and the liaison intake. It never infers anyone's importance, identity, gender, nationality or visibility from a name or a title. Built on the SkillSafe skill @samber/event-vip-management, from samber/dev-event-organizer-skills (MIT), by Samuel Berthe.