Velorin Continuity Testbed
An executable case study of omitted lineage and coverage-conditioned release. The record retains its bounded internal comparison and external negative result.
Independent research program
Investigating how AI systems remember, exercise initiative, and work with people over time.
01 / Research directions
Knowledge, continuity, and the capacity to contribute. Each research direction asks how those gains can coexist with clear limits on authority.
Memory, identity, and stable behavior across time, correction, and changing context.
Continuity, provenance, recoveryHow agents acquire, exercise, and relinquish scope while remaining accountable to human judgment.
Authorization, scope dynamics, oversightHow multiple agents might coordinate and accumulate knowledge without accumulating uncontrolled authority.
Coordination, shared knowledge, accountabilitySystems that can question, advise, negotiate, challenge, and push back while preserving human judgment.
Judgment, initiative, human agency02 / Project register
An executable case study of omitted lineage and coverage-conditioned release. The record retains its bounded internal comparison and external negative result.
An ongoing evaluation program examining continuity and governance through deterministic evaluation, synthetic cases, and adversarial review.
A staged investigation of how agent scope changes over time. Controlled simulation and instrumentation precede collective-intelligence experiments.
A governing principle
An agent may question, advise, negotiate, challenge, and push back. It must not override human judgment or grant itself a wider mandate.
Our approach03 / Evidence standard
A research direction is not a demonstrated capability. Results, unknowns, and tests that could overturn a conclusion have distinct places in the record.
State the observation, its source, and the conditions under which it holds.
Keep uncertainty visible when the evidence cannot settle a question.
Retain failed comparisons and transfer attempts as part of the evidence.
Define a bounded test capable of contradicting the current explanation.