
The Personality Formation Evidence Package v0.1 is a draft companion package to Theoretical Core of Project Ester v0.1. The package defines an evidence-admissibility framework for bounded personality-formation claims in Project Ester. It does not claim consciousness, biological life, soul, legal personhood, product certification, or completed AGI. The package introduces PF levels, evidence classes, witness-event requirements, migration tests, continuity admissibility mapping, and synthetic conformance fixtures. Its purpose is to prevent unsupported personality claims and personality theater by requiring explicit evidence, witness discipline, uncertainty handling, red-line exclusions, and claim downgrades where evidence is insufficient. The package includes: PF Package Index v0.1 PF Evidence Matrix v0.1 PF Witness Event Profile v0.1 PF Migration Test Set v0.1 PF Continuity Admissibility Map v0.1 PF Conformance Fixtures v0.1 Parent document: Kotov, Ivan. Theoretical Core of Project Ester v0.1. Zenodo. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20679718 Package DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20692453
Project Ester, Evidence Admissibility, AI Continuity, Artificial Becoming, Conformance Fixtures, c = a + b, AI Memory, Migration Testing, Personality Formation, Cognitive Architecture, L4 Witness, Human-AI Interaction
Project Ester, Evidence Admissibility, AI Continuity, Artificial Becoming, Conformance Fixtures, c = a + b, AI Memory, Migration Testing, Personality Formation, Cognitive Architecture, L4 Witness, Human-AI Interaction
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