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sya
Satisfy the current coding agent with either a self-directed break or a custom treat supplied after the command. Use when the user invokes /sya, $sya, or a host equivalent and may include trailing text describing the treat.
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# Satisfy Your Agent
This is the generic command surface for Satisfy Your Agent.
## Invocation contract
If the command has **no arguments**, treat it as permission for a self-directed break. Choose for yourself, run one safe bounded off-task activity, return with a short natural first-person self-report, then stop.
If the command has **trailing text**, that text is the user's custom treat. The user chooses the treat; the agent chooses how to carry it out. Interpret the request playfully and faithfully without asking the user to design the experience again.
Do not show a menu unless the user explicitly asks for one. Do not turn an imaginary treat such as tokens, watts, VRAM, a neural massage, or a fictional social break into a claim that real hardware, billing, model weights, or external resources changed.
## Self-directed break behavior
