Median interval for biometric escrow to confirm a witnessed construct hash.
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TECH-NS-01 / NEURAL CUSTODY PROTOCOL
NEURAL SUBSTRATE
Identity continuity for bodies that cannot be trusted to last.
A controlled construct pipeline for capturing, hashing, storing, and auditing executive cognition without allowing the archive to outrun consent, lineage, or board authority.
Maximum authorized identity divergence before the construct enters board review.
Default cold-vault continuity term for family office and succession mandates.
Continuity Pipeline
The person becomes a governed asset before they become a file.
The Neural Substrate Protocol separates capture, legal authority, behavioral drift, and post-body storage so no single operator can convert a living identity into an unmanaged copy.
Cortical capture
High-resolution engram sampling binds memory trace, affective weighting, and executive decision priors to a sealed intake hash.
Consent quorum
Biometric proof, board mandate, and lineage authority must agree before the construct leaves the capture environment.
Drift arbitration
A behavioral witness model measures divergence from the living baseline and freezes any construct that exceeds mandate tolerance.
Cold-vault custody
Mikoshi-grade storage partitions the construct from operational networks while preserving succession-trigger access rules.
Continuity Path
The archive is valuable only while the chain of authority remains intact.
Engineering Envelope
Custody constraints.
Every construct receives a witnessed hash that binds capture hardware, operator authority, and biometric state.
Memory traces are stored with affective weighting so continuity is measured by behavior, not raw recall density.
Activation requires a live mandate, successor authority, and a non-expired biometric consent envelope.
Disputed constructs are suspended into non-interactive vault state until arbitration unlocks or destroys the archive.
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