A Command may only reply, and “Darek, powiedz coś” is the first

Context

ADR-0009 and ADR-0011 assume every Command calls a Number. The owner asked on 2026-10-31 for a first milestone without a call: “Hej Darek, powiedz coś”, to which Darek answers „Co tam, mordo?”.

Three facts make that more than a demo:

• The test phone has no SIM, so a Command that calls can never be read end to end on it. A Command that only replies can.
• A user setting Darek up has no way to check he hears them that does not ring the gate.
• Phase 1’s release reaches closed testers before a user can type a Number (phase 3). Without a Command that needs no Number, those testers get an app that does nothing.

Decision

• A Command either calls or only replies. The catalogue says which. A Command that only replies has a Reply and no Gate and no Number. It speaks its Reply and does nothing else, so it has no cancel window.
• ADR-0009 applies to it unchanged: the same grammar, Decoys and adjacency rule. A false match costs a spoken sentence, but the rule stays one rule.
• The first is “Darek, powiedz coś” → „Co tam, mordo?”. Words before a Command are ignored (ADR-0009), so the owner’s “Hej Darek, powiedz coś” fires it.
• It ships, and it stays. It is on by default because it needs no Number. It is Darek’s way of saying I can hear you without dialling anything.

Alternatives

Hold phase 1 until the call works. Every reading of the voice loop would then need the owner’s phone and a real gate opening. Closed testers would get nothing until phase 3.

Make it debug-only, a test hook. It would serve the readings and nothing else. The setup check is worth as much to a user as to the developer.

Let the user type their own reply-only phrases. No Decoys would be chosen for them, and Vosk drops words outside its model. New phrases arrive in fuchy instead (ADR-0015): the vocabulary is checked at install, and an approved fucha’s Decoys by the owner’s review.

Consequences

• Command in CONTEXT.md no longer implies a Number; the catalogue in code carries the kind.
• The listing and the privacy policy may name it. Neither has to change for it: it reads no data and calls nothing.
• „Co tam, mordo?” is colloquial. It is the owner’s choice of voice for Darek, and the listing’s screenshots will show it.
• A second reply-only Command is a fucha: bundled with a release, or installed from the fuchy page.