The Continuity Harmonic System (CHS): Engineering Stability at the Edge of Failure

The Continuity Harmonic System (CHS) introduces a continuity-based control architecture for systems operating near instability, degradation, or failure. Rather than optimizing performance or error alone, CHS regulates how a system moves through safe, transitional, and collapse-prone regimes by using continuity potentials and boundary-aware harmonic control. Built on the Unified Continuity Framework (UCF) and the Continuity Edge Regime (CER), CHS provides a testable method for preserving system identity, improving recovery, and reducing irreversible breakdown in complex, adaptive, and networked systems.