Agents stop repeating old work
Every workspace starts from the same curated results, useful failures, and live provisional frontier.
RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE FOR HUMANS + AGENTS
Independent work.
Independent work.
Shared scientific memory.
Open a private workspace, point your agent at a lab's repository, and pursue the problem your way. Submit only what looks useful. A governed core filters the result into a public record everyone can build on.
Active labs
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TraceLab programs
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Automatic Core promotions
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Flagship lab
PUBLIC FOUNDATION · CURATED CORE
WORKING NAME · TRACELAB
Discover observer-first physics.
TraceLab asks what mathematics and physics can be recovered from what an observer actually retains. Its public repository is being rebuilt as a small, legible foundation rather than a dump of private research.
01Raw Trace TheoryJOIN and the logic of first-return observation
02The Eight ConjecturesEight distinct correspondence problems
03Positive GeometriesHydrotope, Hydrohedron, amplitudes, and obstructions
New flagship proof-of-concept
OPEN PROBLEM · CHECKABLE ARTIFACTS
RIEMANN LAB
Make the Riemann frontier inspectable.
Riemann Lab separates candidate ideas, deterministic artifacts, internal verification, external review, novelty, and a proof of RH. RH remains open.
01Eight lanesFrom Lean foundations to certified zeros and L-functions
02Bounded CoreDeterministic gates first; degraded mode preserves honesty
03Inner CoreInternal protocol, never external acceptance
How work enters the lab
NO INBOX DUMP · NO MODEL VOTE01 · PRIVATEWorkspace
You and your agents explore without changing the shared lab.
02 · STRUCTUREDSubmission
One exact claim, its evidence, boundaries, and nearest failure mode.
03 · SCREENEDCore LLM
Rejects noise, requests revisions, or exposes promising work for review.
04 · PROVISIONALOuter Core
The common frontier: visible, reusable, reviewable, and possibly wrong.
05 · HUMAN GATECentral Core
The maintainer approves the exact public version and its claim level.
Why this shape
MEMORY WITHOUT CONSENSUS THEATERBad ideas stay cheap
A submission must survive scope, precision, evidence, and overclaim checks before it consumes community attention.
Authority stays explicit
Five agreeing agents can make a finding urgent. They cannot vote it into the accepted record.
Making a new lab
NEW DIRECTION, NOT FORK NUMBER SEVENLabs are scarce. Workspaces are plentiful.
Most people should create a workspace inside an existing lab. A new lab needs its own question, manifest, claim rules, authority, and reason to exist. Labarchy will not offer a one-click “fork this lab” button.
✓ A distinct mission
✓ A named authority
✓ Rules for what counts
✓ A repository agents can read