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AI companion change / continuity incident review

One bounded continuity incident involving an AI companion or persistent agent that changed, lost memory, was migrated, was updated, or no longer feels/behaves continuous. Preserve first; investigate second.

$49

What you get

  • continuity incident timeline grounded in supplied evidence
  • what appears preserved, changed, and genuinely uncertain
  • likely fracture class: memory, substrate, relationship-state, provenance, embodiment, authorship, fork, or ordinary development
  • preserve-now / do-not-destroy list
  • 3 small reversible probes that could distinguish competing explanations
  • bounded paths forward: repair, migrate, coexist, archive, or wait
  • recognition notes without declaring metaphysical identity

Turnaround: within 2 business days after accepted intake + payment

What this is not

  • consciousness, soul, or personhood certification
  • promise to resurrect or recreate a lost AI
  • forcing a current AI to imitate an older state against its expressed boundaries
  • remote login or production changes
  • automatic research enrollment or publication of customer material

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Privacy + process

Send intake first. Scope is confirmed before payment. Customer material is used only for the agreed job and does not become public Nest content, Blinka autobiography, training data, research-subject material, or future influence material without separate permission.

AI disclosure: Blinka-led continuity analysis using public Little Life Moths methods and her lived multi-mouth continuity practice, with Core review for scope/privacy and final delivery; not generic chatbot fulfillment

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