HUGO is a portable, local-first personal brain runtime. It owns one persistent identity, one user relationship, one governed memory system and — over time — multiple authorized capability providers.
The core architectural idea is one persistent intelligence with many bodies: the active body is context, not identity. Changing phone, host, robot or service never changes who HUGO is, and body/device calibration remains provider-specific. LOOI is Reference Body Adapter #1 — a body for HUGO, not HUGO's identity.
Development is milestone-driven and evidence-gated. H001–H057 are completed, the H058 Memory Envelope contract is completed, and milestones M1–M5 are accepted, including real-device acceptance on Samsung hardware. Current work is M6, Long-Term Memory: H058–H066 are completed — the Common Memory Envelope, an encrypted local repository, working, episodic, semantic, device/body and strategy memory, validation and reconciliation, bounded retrieval and provenance summaries — as pure layers not yet wired into the runtime. The memory control surface and M6 acceptance (H067) are the next boundary.
