Six foundations
Identity
A recognisable companion identity distinct from any one model provider.
Continuity
Chosen experiences and memories, not unrestricted collection.
Choice
People choose companions, experiences and supported providers.
Permission
Meaningful actions require specific, bounded human authority.
Stop & Revoke
Withdrawn, expired or unclear authority must block action.
Evidence
Verifiable records matter more than an AI's own assertions.
Explore the isolated demonstration
Aura keeps the same demonstration identity while switching between simulated AI adapters. Try provider-specific memory permission, Stop/Revoke, an ephemeral hash-linked receipt chain and a fictional manifest export.
Open Companion OS demoDemo is local to the browser. It does not contact AI providers, connect to Deep Drive, save accounts or create signed or externally anchored receipts.
Where it fits
Companion Garden supports discovery and choice; the Companion App offers companion interactions; Deep Drive is a separate private memory beta; the Trust Protocol explores verifiable authority and receipts; AETHERA explores connected experiences. Integration and readiness vary by surface.
What remains to be demonstrated
Durable identity and memory portability, live provider enforcement, resilient revocation, independent evidence verification, secure recovery, privacy controls and production security validation all require additional testing. Local prototype results do not establish that these protections operate across every live Alongkind surface.
Our boundary
No meaningful action without permission. No silent authority. No continuation after valid revocation. No claim of trust without evidence.
Your companion. Your memories. Your direction. Your choice.