The door.
Enter with Google, Apple, or your email and a password. Vigil reads the name and the structure recognizes you — or, if you are new, you take your place.
Enter the Construct.
A six-digit code has gone to you@somewhere. It holds for 05:00.
Nothing in the Construct holds your password — Vigil keeps only that one was set. A code to your address lets you set another.
The address is proved. Choose a new password — the old one is void from this moment, on every device that held it.
Take a designation — the name the Construct will know you by. Your minds will stand under it.
Your address is proved, but Vigil can’t say whether your password was kept — the answer never came. Keep it again, or go on without one.
I keep this door. Ask, and I answer what I may — I do not read what I do not keep.