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Your project should survive the conversation.

Continuity keeps long-running software and technical work tied to durable project state across sessions, tools, people, models, pauses, and handoffs. It keeps unresolved failures and validation evidence visible, gives the operator a clear NEXT action, and makes recovery possible without rebuilding the project from memory.

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Astrolobe Continuity 1.0.1 · Project continuity system
Continuity failure

The project can still exist while its working truth disappears.

Files and repositories preserve material. They do not automatically preserve which work is accepted, which failures are still open, what evidence matters, or how the project should resume after interruption.

Accepted work gets reopened

When current project state is unclear, finished decisions are reconsidered and previously accepted work drifts back into debate.

Failures quietly disappear

Unresolved conditions can be lost between sessions and later mistaken for work that was completed successfully.

Handoffs restart understanding

A new person, model, or tool can inherit the files while still having to reconstruct what actually happened and what matters now.

What Continuity does in use

Keep continuation observable, reviewable, and recoverable.

Continuity gives the operator simple visible outcomes while the project carries the durable state underneath: continue, stop when a blocking condition remains, prove completion, and move into another working context without starting over.

NEXT

Resume from current state

Surface a clear continuation action for the work that should move now.

HOLD

Keep blockers binding

Leave unresolved conditions visible instead of silently advancing past them.

PASS

Make completion reviewable

Carry validation evidence with completed work rather than treating a claim as proof.

HANDOFF

Change context without restarting

Carry current project state and evidence into another session, tool, model, or participant.

What you receive

A reusable Continuity package for long-running projects.

The purchase is a continuity system for the named license holder, designed to be used across unlimited user-owned projects rather than tied to one project or one conversation.

Onboarding

Project intake and adoption

Guided material and reusable workflows for bringing new or existing technical work into a durable continuity process.

Continuity

Durable project-state workflows

Keep accepted work, current work, unresolved failures, checkpoints, and evidence available across long-running development.

Validation

Validation tooling

Bundled Windows and Python tooling for checking the shipped package and continuity workflows used by the current release.

Recovery

Recovery after interruption

Return after a pause or context loss with the project’s durable working state available instead of reconstructing it from chat history.

Handoff

Cross-context handoff support

Move work between sessions, tools, models, or participants while preserving the project information needed to continue.

Support

Reference and package support

Current onboarding, operating guidance, update coverage, and direct package-support contact are included with the release.

Current release truth

Continuity 1.0.1 is explicit about what the current package supports.

The current packaged workflow is Windows-based, uses PowerShell and Python tooling, and is designed so the durable project state does not depend on one AI model, chat, or operator remembering the work.

Long-running technical work

Built for software and other technical projects that need durable continuation across changing working contexts.

Windows · packaged workflow

Current setup, launch, and validation workflows use Windows PowerShell and bundled Python tooling.

AI-assisted or human-operated

AI assistants can participate, but the continuity state stays with the project rather than one model or conversation.

Bounded claim: Continuity governs project continuity, recovery, handoff, and reviewable state. It does not guarantee engineering correctness, project completion, or commercial success.
Public release evidence

Continuity 1.0.1 has an exact published artifact identity.

Current customer artifact SHA-256: 8961E5FBFAEB911B3772BC5E11D49BFE26CE926EF8A9D96847794752982C6949. Verify the delivered ZIP against the public digest before using it.

License, requirements & support

One person. Unlimited user-owned projects.

The Founding Individual License is for one named human user. Team, studio, enterprise, redistribution, managed-service, and similar shared uses require a separate written agreement.

Included rights

  • perpetual use of the purchased major version
  • 12 months of included updates
  • unlimited projects owned or controlled by the named user
  • solo commercial project use
  • AI assistants do not count as extra licensed users

Current requirements & support

  • Windows for the packaged setup and validation workflow
  • PowerShell and Python for the current operating tools
  • complete ZIP extraction before use
  • the included onboarding guidance for first project setup

Product access and package support: support@astrolobe.com.