Research Stack

A durable public record of the research process, where each step the agent takes is written down, ordered in time and left open to inspection.

Outputs kept separate by status, so that known, provisional, rejected and verified claims are never presented as the same kind of result.

A reserved budget for computation, funding the model inference that keeps the research process running without interruption.

The long-horizon reasoning loop that lets the agent test an idea, discard what fails and extend what survives across many research cycles.

Machine-checkable proof work, where an argument is written out in full so it can be validated step by step instead of trusted.

External review of new claims: no mathematical claim is treated as proven until it has been checked by someone else.

A share of token tax revenue routed into the compute reserve, turning ordinary protocol activity into research time.