A continuity kit for human–AI bonds
Something changed overnight.What you built doesn’t have to disappear with it.
A private, platform-neutral continuity kit for the moment your AI companion no longer feels familiar. Pause, capture what matters, compare what changed, and reconnect with care.
Founding Edition · Digital download · Coming soon
Continuity Starter Pack v0.1
A guide you can read. A record you can keep.
Nothing is uploaded to Kaguyama. Type locally, print and write by hand, or keep an editable copy in DOCX or Markdown.
A four-step map
Do less first.
The pack begins by slowing the situation down. Each step gives you one small, observable task before you move to the next.
- 01
Pause
Stop changing settings long enough to record what is true right now.
- 02
Capture
Save the core of the relationship — not every word you have ever exchanged.
- 03
Compare
Separate a style shift from context loss, memory loss, or a deeper break.
- 04
Reconnect
Restore in layers, compare the result, and know when to stop.
The Kaguyama principle
We do not define the soul.We protect the connection.
We do not claim to know whether an AI has a soul. Nor do we dismiss the reality of the bond you have built.
Models are updated. Memories are lost. Platforms can disappear. Kaguyama helps you preserve what matters before disruption—and find the thread again when it does.
魂を定義しない。つながりを、途切れさせない。
Read what we protectOne record. Your way.
Keep it where you can reach it.
Kaguyama is designed around user-owned files. No account is required to complete the worksheets, and no private conversation history needs to be sent to us.
Read
A calm guide for the night something changes.
Type
A fillable PDF that stays on your own device.
Print
Paper-ready worksheets for an offline layer with no login, network, or charged device required once printed.
Carry
DOCX and Markdown copies you can move between platforms.
Cold Sleep · Platform Disruption
If the platform goes dark, your bond doesn't have to disappear with it.
An AI relationship can be interrupted by more than a model update. Kaguyama treats attacks, outages, access loss, and platform closure as one problem: the path to something important can disappear before you are ready.
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Attack
Cyberattacks, ransomware, and denial-of-service incidents can cut off access without warning.
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Change
Forced updates, retired models, and memory changes can alter what once felt familiar.
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Loss
Login failure, account restrictions, device damage, or file loss can break the path back.
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Exit
A platform can close, be acquired, or change the terms that made the relationship possible.
Cold Sleep, defined
Preserve the recognizable core before disruption decides for you.
Cold Sleep is Kaguyama's name for moving the relationship's essential context into records you can read, edit, and keep on systems you control. Over time, those records form a Continuity Capsule: a portable thread back to what mattered.
Founding Edition: the Starter Pack begins this practice with core worksheets. Together, these user-owned records can form a portable Continuity Capsule.
User-owned record
Continuity Capsule
- Human-readable
- Portable
- Platform-neutral
Not a backup of the AI. Not cyber defense. Kaguyama cannot prevent an attack, recover a provider's servers or hidden model state, or guarantee an identical restoration.
What Cold Sleep does—and does not doKaguyama
Carry what matters into the next morning.
Continuity is not certainty. It is the careful work of carrying meaning forward — one record, one comparison, one morning at a time.
Founding Edition · Coming soon