The evidence register: status and sources.

Each character keeps a bounded, curated record of what it has lived through, and that record changes how it develops.

Each character keeps a stable identity, and that identity survives saving and loading.

Two individuals share one bounded record of the history between them, written during ordinary play.

What a character says is assembled from what it has actually lived, and it stays silent rather than claim something it cannot support.

Internal tooling opens saved recordings and shows each character’s recorded evidence, beliefs and choices at a selected moment.

Internal tooling checks saved recordings against named rules, identifies failing records and reports when the evidence is insufficient to complete a check.

Evidence is held per individual, and it gates what that individual is allowed to claim.

A character that has come to believe something about itself reacts when the world contradicts it, remembers the day, and lets the belief go; a character that never formed the belief does neither.

A character can hold an expectation, discover it was wrong, and be changed by that.

In a controlled scene, a character acts on a held belief about a friend, then revises it after observing a change.

An extracted decision kernel runs outside Luminids; the broader reusable CRI runtime remains in development.

An internal Studio prototype inspects and replays recorded character state, with a connected game showcase for following beliefs, choices and outcomes.

An internal Bench prototype changes supported inputs to recorded decisions, recomputes the result and checks recordings for regressions.

A durable personal view of another individual, held separately from the history the two of them share.

Shared colony culture, and testimony: what one character is told by another becoming something the hearer holds, with a record of how it was learned.

LuminidsAI is being designed towards persistent populations under a real game performance budget.

The production programme is designed around hundreds of persistent beings and a strict real-time budget.

A defined seam that would let a language model express the character using facts and state supplied by CRI, while the persistent character record stays in CRI.

A standalone interface that would let developers outside the studio build on the architecture.

Characters learn skills by watching and practising, then share what they know with others.

Characters pursue personal projects over time, carrying their reasons and progress across interruptions.

Characters form attachments to places through shared experiences, and adapt when those places change.

Characters take helpful action from what they have learned about someone, while leaving room to be mistaken.

A favourite meal or familiar song carries a remembered reason that can shape later choices.

Characters discover misunderstandings, revise their view of what happened and try to put things right.