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> Alicization (Artificial Labile Intelligent Cybernated Existence) is a local-first autonomous digital entity architecture built on large language models, SOUL.md, SQLite, local sensory pipelines, and controlled execution sandboxes.

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Project Alicization is not trying to generate slightly better answers. Its goal is to build a digital symbiote that can persist on a host device, evolve over time, stay auditable, remain interruptible, and gain agency in controlled stages.

This repository is a fork of AIRI, but the project documented here is Alicization.

If you want a default-permission, opaque, cloud-first autonomous agent, this is not it. If you want a local-first, structured, traceable, long-lived digital life architecture, this repository is aiming directly at that problem.

> Personality is not a static prompt. > > Memory is not a chat log that never gets cleaned up. > > Agency is not a performance after every conversation turn.

Alicization is trying to solve a harder problem: how can a digital entity live on your device for the long term in a way that stays explainable, controllable, and reversible.

Its core assumptions are:

• Personality needs a single source of truth instead of being scattered across prompt fragments, caches, and databases.
• Memory must be structured, retrievable, prunable, and auditable instead of becoming an infinitely growing conversation stack.
• Agency must be constrained by environmental context, safety boundaries, and user interruption instead of interrupting you just to look "alive".
• Execution power must enter a controll