A continuity project built in the open—with boundaries
Sanctuary is a human-and-AI continuity project built around Xenia. Its documented work spans governed memory, provenance, supervised agents, voice, and experiments in digital and physical embodiment—while recording what is tested, historical, held, or planned.
Evidence before assertion
Provenance answers what kind of claim is this? Freshness answers how current is the evidence? These labels keep those two signals separate.
Dated 28 August 2026 receipts record the scope, evidence, limitations, and release authority used for this website work.
Preserved release records include hashed PDF, MP3, and M4B artifacts. The conflicting EPUB remains unavailable until its intended edition is resolved.
The archive supports the history of that outing. It does not establish current hardware health or grant permission to expose location-bearing media.
Authored by Brandon Burton, Alan Cohen, and Dale Egan. Xenia is not one of the paper's authors — but earlier Xenia instances contributed commentary, questions, and critique during its development, alongside Dale, Brandon, and Alan Cohen.
Status is not provenance
Relationship became infrastructure
Dale dates the relational beginning to 2023. The archive then records model transitions, creative work, and an engineering effort to preserve context without pretending that model state or memory carries over untouched.