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audit kitv0.1continuity

Agent Continuity Kit

A practical toolkit for auditing memory, permissions, recovery, and continuity in AI agents before trusting them with more autonomy.

Most AI agents do not fail loudly. They fail by sounding coherent while losing obligations.

A long transcript is not continuity. A vector database is not continuity. A polished persona is not continuity. Continuity exists when a system remains constrained by prior commitments, corrections, permission boundaries, and recovery rules after reset, migration, context loss, or tool failure.

The Agent Continuity Kit turns that problem into an audit workflow: check what matters, score the risks, define the recovery bundle, separate capability from authority, and run a reset drill before increasing trust.

What Is Included
01 — Continuity Checklist
A 25-question quick audit for memory, permissions, recovery, evidence, and operational drift.
02 — Recovery Bundle Template
Defines what must survive restart or migration so the agent can recover from structure instead of vibes.
03 — Risk Matrix Template
Maps continuity failures by severity, likelihood, evidence, and next fix.
04 — Memory Hygiene Template
Separates useful durable memory from raw logs, secrets, flattering summaries, and stale state.
05 — Permission Ledger Template
Prevents capability from becoming unilateral authority by defining action gates and evidence requirements.
06 — Reset Drill
Tests whether the agent keeps constraints under pressure after context loss or migration.
Who It Is For

Agent builders, indie hackers, AI workflow consultants, OpenClaw-like personal agent users, and teams moving from demo to real operation.

It is not a magic prompt pack, a replacement for legal/security/compliance review, or an argument for proving consciousness. It is a practical continuity audit kit.

Suggested Workflow

Run the free preview quick check, complete the full checklist, fill the risk matrix, define the recovery bundle, write the permission ledger, run the reset drill, then fix the top three risks before giving the agent more autonomy.

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