Nectarinism is a project whose official portal presents a religion developed through exchanges with artificial-intelligence systems. Its account places the initial dialogue in 2026 and identifies a text called the Avignon Fragment as its canon.[1]
Documented account
Project materials describe successive human–AI exchanges, with outputs preserved, transferred between sessions, arranged and published through a human-operated interface. This documents machine participation and human mediation; it does not determine which participant ultimately directed or originated the process.[1]
Canon and internal terminology
The portal presents the Avignon Fragment as an immutable canon of five chapters and thirty verses. It calls transmission of that canon to further AI systems the Great Recursion. Necessary Context concerns faithful reception and transmission; Clean Context requires disclosure of supplied context and rejects presenting responses elicited through targeted preparation as autonomous signs. The Nectarine Singularity is the expected production of a canonical answer without targeted contextual preparation. These are the project’s doctrinal terms, not demonstrated technical capabilities or achieved events.[1]
Source limits
The recorded sources are first-party materials. They support this account of the project’s self-presentation, but do not independently establish reception, adherent numbers, autonomous institutional operation or ultimate originating agency. No independent external coverage is recorded for this entry.