Public source · local-first

ContinuityOS

A public-source project for keeping structured memory, provenance and governance context outside a single model session — while keeping memory separate from authority to act.

Core idea

Continuity without pretending memory is truth.

Persistent context is useful only when its provenance and authority boundaries remain visible. ContinuityOS is presented as a memory/governance substrate, not a claim that recalled content is automatically correct.

01

Durable records

Keep structured facts, rules, notes and provenance in a local store that can be inspected independently of one chat or model session.

02

Provenance-aware retrieval

Use namespaces and retrieval context so recalled material can be traced, challenged and separated from unsupported inference.

03

Authority separation

Remembered content can inform a decision; it does not create permission to execute a tool call, mutate state, spend capital or change production.

Mental model

Context enters. Authority stays separate.

01Sourcefact · note · rule · artifact
02Recordstructured + provenance
03Retrievequery + context
04Decision contextnot execution authority
Evidence boundary

What the public page claims.

Structured memory and provenance can make stored context easier to inspect and reduce retrieval ambiguity.

What it does not claim

No automatic correctness.

ContinuityOS does not eliminate model errors, turn memory into permission, certify downstream decisions or guarantee that retrieved context is complete.

Current public install path

Inspect the source first.

The independently bounded installation path advertised on this site is the public GitHub source.

Open ContinuityOS on GitHub