Research jobs stay off the static site.
The public site remains a readable front page. This lab page talks to a separate control API, which then dispatches work to a GPU worker or a repo-analysis workflow runner. AutoResearch keeps its pinned `karpathy/autoresearch` target, while Workflow Studio accepts a repo URL and produces staged artifacts instead of writing directly to code.
AutoResearch: NVIDIA-led council for experiment loops against the pinned autoresearch repo.
Workflow Studio: Nemotron for planning, Qwen Coder for backend patches, StepFun for frontend/UI, and Qwen Next for review.
Current snapshot: No published runs yet
AutoResearch Desk
Use this when you want a GPU worker to pursue a new experiment against the pinned `karpathy/autoresearch` repo.
AutoResearch Runs
Completed and in-flight GPU experiments, newest first.
No experiments yet.
Workflow Studio
Submit a repo, choose an operator task, and let the staged council produce a plan, backend patch, frontend patch, and review verdict without granting direct write access.
Workflow Studio Rail
Recent repo-analysis and patch-proposal runs, surfaced as staged artifacts rather than direct edits.
No workflow runs yet.
Inspect a run
This panel surfaces the generated task brief, model attempts, artifacts, and stage-by-stage output. Workflow Studio runs also show the planner, backend patch, frontend patch, and review verdict in order.
Select an experiment to inspect its program, status, and artifacts.