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AI Continuity
XCSV uses an isolated continuity lane named XCSV_AI_CONTINUITY.
Runtime state root: D:\CAGE\xcsv-ai-continuity
Tracked operator entrypoint: D:\XCSV\tools\xcsv-continuity.ps1
Hermes profile: xcsvcontinuity
OpenClaw profile: xcsvcontinuity
The lane carries only the active baton: work item, authority, source/runtime state, evidence, unknowns, blockers, and one bounded next action. It must not store chat transcripts or previous-worker summaries as authority.
Create or update the current baton:
D:\XCSV\tools\xcsv-continuity.ps1 checkpointShow the current baton:
D:\XCSV\tools\xcsv-continuity.ps1 showHydrate a continuation summary:
D:\XCSV\tools\xcsv-continuity.ps1 hydrateShow worker policy:
D:\XCSV\tools\xcsv-continuity.ps1 workersVerify basic isolation:
D:\XCSV\tools\xcsv-continuity.ps1 verify-isolationRun the simulated worker-exhaustion check:
D:\XCSV\tools\xcsv-continuity.ps1 failure-testXCSV handoffs, logs, receipts, prompts, worker histories, routing state, and
authority envelopes stay under D:\CAGE\xcsv-ai-continuity or tracked XCSV repo
files.
Do not store XCSV baton state in Hermes default state, Hermes
sovran-command-deck, OpenClaw default state, or any SOVRAN project directory.
Status is PARTIAL.
Hermes profile isolation is established. OpenClaw profile isolation exists, but
initializing openclaw --profile xcsvcontinuity config file unexpectedly
migrated default C:\Users\Architect\.openclaw\exec-approvals.json into the new
profile and archived the default file as .migrated. The default file was
restored from the archive. Treat OpenClaw profile initialization as
collision-sensitive until this behavior is fully understood and covered by a
stronger collision test.