Source First
Exact wording belongs to the primary artifact. Corrections, scientific notes, and modernizations belong in separate annotations.
Historical Artifact Registry
Primary-source provenance without accidental publication.
Protected Provenance Registry
History may remain uncertain without becoming public.
Sanctuary can preserve recovered source records, model-attribution uncertainty, integrity fingerprints, and later annotations without exposing the underlying conversations or their private catalog metadata.
Archive Rules
The source and its later interpretation remain separate. Model identity is never inferred from writing style, uncertain recollection stays uncertain, and preservation never grants publication permission.
Uncertainty Is Valid
Unknown, suspected, user-attributed, provider-exported, and source-declared identities remain different provenance states.
Private By Default
Artifact titles, themes, fingerprints, annotations, and raw source text stay protected until an explicit publication decision says otherwise.
Registry Status
This public-facing doorway reports archive state only. It deliberately does not enumerate protected artifacts.
Protected Records
8
Catalogued privately with provenance rules applied.
Public Records
0
No recovered artifact is made public merely because it was preserved.
Secure Ingestion
Exact recovered files can be preserved only after steward authentication and server-side verification against an already registered SHA-256 and byte length. The archive write key remains server-only.
Steward Access
Private catalog metadata is available only through the authenticated steward boundary. The public registry remains unchanged.
Nothing Becomes Public By Accident
The private registry and exact-file ingestion controls require the configured admin identity and steward credential. Secure storage and later publication remain independent decisions.