Zero-barrier research publishing; upload LaTeX source to compile PDF and HTML; authors can request AI-identified questions located to the text and respond point by point; each version is committed to a public record chain and anchored to Bitcoin time.
Before the truth, we are all apprentices. No degree, institution or identity required: anyone can publish their inquiry here and let evidence and discussion speak.
— Eksmu’s founding principle
No degree, institution or endorsement required; write with Markdown and formulas; upload LaTeX source archives to compile PDF and HTML in an isolated environment, yielding reproducible PDFs from the same source.
Authors may request AI to read the full text and highlight locateable questions; AI assigns no scores and never decides publication or ranking; authors and readers can accept or refute each point.
Each version is committed to a public SHA-256 record chain and anchored daily to Bitcoin time; it proves a version existed no later than that time, not originality or correctness; data can be exported and verified offline.
A question, a conjecture, a finding or a failed attempt — once it’s written down, it can be discussed, reproduced and cited.
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Discussion, collaboration progress and private reports that involve you.
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The AI lists specific, located issues only. There is no score, and it never affects publication or ranking. The author and anyone else can accept or dispute each finding.
The standard is identical to the platform analysis: the same prompt, output format and quote checks, run on a stronger model of your choice. Your key is encrypted as soon as it is submitted and only the analysis process can decrypt it; it is used for this one call and deleted afterwards (within 24 hours at most), never shown or published. The cost is charged to your own account.
Images, PDFs, code and data are stored with the selected version. A new version never silently replaces older materials.
After you upload a LaTeX source package, Eksmu compiles the PDF and HTML versions and AI analysis reads the full text; when there is only a PDF, Eksmu does not read its contents.
Only the .lean attachment and target declaration you choose in this version are checked; a maintainer starts each job offline. Your enrollment and report are private, but source attachments uploaded to the work can be read by readers of this instance. A result here does not mean the original problem is solved or endorsed by any prize organizer; enrolling sends nothing to an organizer and never affects publication.
A text revision citation applies to the manuscript text only without locking later attachments. An immutable publication snapshot preserves the exact raw bytes of selected files; this is a local record with no external time proof yet.
Anyone can propose a task or join one. Reproduce results together, or look for counterexamples independently.
Optional local rational-number check. Registering does not run it; running needs separate permission, and results never control publication. This is not an AI, Lean or whole-paper verification.
Reading local verification service status.
Local public key:
This is the signer configured on this machine, not an authority appointed for the whole community. Use it after checking its source, or enter a public key you obtained yourself.
Share your method, evidence or an alternative explanation. Analyses submitted by participants appear here; actual tool receipts are shown separately in the workbench above.
Choose a work on the Discover page, or click “Comment, respond and collaborate” on a work page.
Conjectures, observations and failed attempts can all start here. A title helps readers find your work and the category is only a hint — neither is an entrance exam.
This site is open to the public. Published text, author display names, comments and uploaded attachments are public; only submit material you have the right to publish. Your private email and password never appear in public profiles. Withdrawing keeps versions, pinned versions and discussion.
No login needed to browse. Publish under your real name or a pen name — no degree, affiliation or referral required.
This instance was just restored from a backup; a maintainer must first reconcile newer credentials. You can still browse saved works.
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Affiliations are self-reported. This site does not verify them and never uses them to decide who may publish.
Requires the current recovery credential. Your author identity and works are kept.
If you have a legacy account, sign in with its recovery file first, then add an email and password above.
Replacing it ends all old sessions and invalidates the old credential. Your author identity and works are kept.
Never publish or share a legacy recovery file. Your email is used only for sign-in and recovery and never appears publicly. A works export is not an account backup.