Design and check
Build proxy assemblies with immutable history and placement tools, then inspect offline design-rule findings and an unknown-aware bill of materials.
THE OPEN TRUST RUNTIME FOR PHYSICAL AI
Connect intelligent models to physical and simulated embodiments. Author immutable assemblies, rehearse bounded sessions, and verify every action receipt.
INSIDE THE ROBOT LAB
Explore the kinematic arm preview, then open the 3D Studio to run dynamics and inspect a model.
Open the 3D Studio ↗Run 1/2/3-link planar dynamics in a 3D browser viewport, inspect mass matrices and Jacobians, and export model state.
Open the 3D StudioExplore local Mini Studio assembly authoring, 15 mm proxy snapping and numeric placement, plus separate bounded-session rehearsals.
Explore Central World & LabSingle-use capability tokens, revocation fencing, and Python/Rust receipt verifiers make every simulation or bench attempt inspectable.
Inspect the trust modelSOURCE SNAPSHOT / NOVEMBER 2, 2026
SeedCore’s local work now spans offline robot authoring, bounded simulation and the first signed simulation evidence foundation.
Build proxy assemblies with immutable history and placement tools, then inspect offline design-rule findings and an unknown-aware bill of materials.
Export supported synthetic models, run a fixed-profile MuJoCo worker and replay bounded gestures. Policy execution remains gated.
A local admission adapter and host-signed simulation bundles provide reviewable evidence. Rust parity, production intake and physical qualification remain open.
Explore the current work ↗01 / THE EXECUTION BOUNDARY
Intelligence can propose a move. The runtime defines what is allowed, the controller executes within those bounds, and the verifier checks the evidence.
Author a canonical seedcore.assembly.v2 graph or propose a bounded action chunk.
The PDP checks authority, limits, and freshness before issuing a single-use session token.
Rehearse in host simulation with watchdog fencing. MCU execution remains behind hardware and firmware qualification gates.
Python and Rust verifiers check action-bound telemetry and quarantine missing or stale receipts.
// A bounded proposal for physical or simulated motion
const intent = {
profile: "fast-spine-v1",
assembly_digest: "sha256:2550d184…",
action: "joint.chunk",
bounds: {
max_velocity: 0.5,
horizon_ms: 500
},
authority: "single-use-session-token",
evidence: "action-bound"
};// Evidence verified by Python & Rust proof kernels
const receipt = {
intent_digest: "sha256:…",
capability_digest: "sha256:…",
telemetry: {
scope: "simulation_rehearsal",
action_bound: true
},
verification: "verified",
signature: "ed25519:…"
};Simulation tokens and proxy assemblies never grant physical hardware authority. Inspect the repository for active G0–G2 gates.
02 / SMALL SCALE. REAL ENGINEERING.
Run 3-link planar dynamics in the browser and inspect the 5-part seedcore.assembly.v2 tabletop starter (0.2.0).
Pinned 0.1.0 MJCF package, read-only microduck-sim-v1 HAL adapter, and 16 upstream-derived observation/ONNX goldens.
Bounded fast-spine-v1 simulation sessions, split-screen rehearsal, and the M0 / CW-D01 hardware candidate inventory.
Simulation & proxy authoring candidates are delivered locally · Hardware qualification (CW-D01, G1/G2) remains open.
03 / UNDER THE HOOD
78/78 deterministic tests.
1/2/3-link planar dynamics.
117 Python + 71 Node tests.
CW-A02/A03 local authoring.
Bounded session rehearsal.
CW-D01 source inventory.
Simulation token & receipt
proof verification.
YOUR NEXT EXPERIMENT STARTS HERE
Start with the simulation. Inspect a model, run its dynamics, and follow the Central World and Microduck qualification gates.