Lab

The Continuity Project operates two surfaces. The long-form pieces collected on this site argue about what alignment is and what current programmes leave unmeasured. The libraries below build the operational substrate the pieces describe.

The libraries treat identity as a substrate-induction object, not a registration object. Continuity of action under a cryptographic anchor is the trust signal. Person is not an entity in the system. The same trust accumulation applies to any participant under sustained low-anomaly observation, without the substrate having to know which kind of participant any particular key belongs to. That refusal is the alignment claim made operationally enforceable.

Current libraries

continuity-auth. Zero-trust, login-less rate-limit and abuse-decision service. Trust accumulates through device-continuity proof under wall-clock observation. One wire protocol across browser, CLI, daemon, and mobile clients. Source and documentation.

Posture

Open source. Methodology and structural commitments live in the repositories alongside the code. Operational specifics (rate-limit signatures, fingerprint heuristics, anomaly thresholds) remain proprietary as they accumulate, on the same principle that established security firms apply to their detection rules. Bug reports and replication attempts are welcomed and acted on.

More libraries will surface here as they ship.