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Research

A registry for questions, instruments, and durable records

Public work is listed only where XGCS can identify the program, boundary, and evidence mode without fabricating maturity.

Public registry / 02 entries

Small by design. Inspectable by default.

This registry does not represent every private investigation. It records only public programs with a defensible route and makes absent dates explicit.

Project Research question Program state Lab / provenance Evidence mode
Ebb & Flow Can interacting pressure, momentum, confluence, and regime signals make timing-sensitive decisions more legible? PUBLIC FRAMEWORK XGCS / E&F
Revision date not published
Conceptual record
Heatmap Strategy Lab How can diverse candidate structures be searched, challenged, retained, and remembered without exposing proprietary logic? HASH-VERIFIED SNAPSHOT XGCS / HSL
Aug 26, 2026, 10:19 PM UTC
Recorded research replay

Record / 1.0.0

A public snapshot with a visible claims boundary.

hsl_20260826T221952Z_30f6d81ac86e

Programs
8
Evaluations
942,601
Archive cells
374
Rejection records
8,855

Hashes verified current when exported at Aug 26, 2026, 10:19 PM UTC; that is a statement about the snapshot's integrity, not about any research finding in it. The event sample is bounded and the archive contains current occupants, not complete history. A rejection record is one typed row in the null registry, and each row batches many rejected candidates, so the number of candidates actually rejected is far larger than the number of records. No positions, orders, forecasts, returns, formulas, genomes, model weights, or raw event text are published.

Read these totals with the contamination in mind. A look-ahead was found in three programs' exit rule on 2026-08-27. Those programs account for 224 of 374 archive occupants (60%) and 2,765 of 8,855 rejection records (31%). Their work is counted here because it happened, not because it stands: the decisions that retained those candidates were made on scores now known to be wrong. The programs are stopped and are being rebuilt from scratch on corrected code.

Adjacent research programs

Independent proving grounds beyond the registry.

These projects are shown because their relationship to the laboratory can be stated precisely. They share methods and research discipline with XGCS. None of them is a Kairos product, and their maturity varies.

Implementation maturity only · No research evidence state assigned

01

Valence

Intent coordination / exchange graphs

Build state:
OPERATING INTERNALLY
Surface:
Private implementation

Research question

How can loosely stated wants, offers, and constraints become inspectable exchange pathways, including multi-step matches, without reducing coordination to cash or static listings?

Relationship to XGCS research

Valence extends XGCS work on signal extraction and decision structure into human coordination: noisy intent becomes typed, reviewable graph relationships.

02

Tikkara

Deterministic systems / causal provenance

Build state:
PROTOTYPE
Surface:
Implementation repository

Research question

How can a simulated world maintain a single authoritative history while preserving deterministic causality, provenance, recovery, and replay?

Relationship to XGCS research

Tikkara applies the laboratory’s concern for auditable state and bounded inference to complex simulations, where every mutation must be explainable and reproducible.

03

Berean

Inspectable reasoning / evidence discipline

Build state:
OPERATING INTERNALLY
Surface:
Research prototype

Research question

How can a qualitative argument be made auditable, so that evidence, observation, interpretation, assumption, counterevidence, and the limits of the conclusion stay separable rather than collapsing into a verdict?

Relationship to XGCS research

Berean applies XGCS evidence discipline where there is no number to test: a claim is decomposed into a reasoning trace, each step is challengeable on its own, uncertainty stays visible instead of being resolved by tone, and the conclusion is bounded by what the evidence actually reaches. The method is corpus-independent, which is the property that makes it useful to the laboratory.

04

Portable Human Context

Open interoperability standard / typed context

Build state:
RESEARCHING
Surface:
Draft specification with conformance examples, no reference server

Research question

Can what is known about a person, how confidently, and how sensitively, travel between systems as a single typed object, without that object itself carrying any authority to act?

Relationship to XGCS research

This research applies XGCS's evidence-typing discipline to personal context instead of market data: every fact about a person carries an epistemic status and a sensitivity tier, and the standard states its own boundary directly rather than leaving it implied.

"Context is not authority."

Core vocabulary

  • Context Passport
  • Passport View
  • Scent
  • sniff request / response
  • Epistemic status: explicit, observed, inferred, confirmed, disputed, hypothesis
  • Sensitivity tier: public, internal, confidential, restricted, highly sensitive

Illustrative sniff response shape (field names only, no real subject or value)

{
  "subject": "<passport id>",
  "field": "<context field name>",
  "epistemic_status": "<explicit | observed | inferred | confirmed | disputed | hypothesis>",
  "sensitivity": "<public | internal | confidential | restricted | highly_sensitive>",
  "disclosed": "<boolean>"
}

05

XG Content Engine

Evidence communication / explanatory pipeline

Build state:
PROTOTYPE
Surface:
Internal pipeline, no published output

Research question

Can a research finding be turned into a sourced, reviewable explanation, with every number drawn from an upstream evidence artifact rather than generated, and nothing published without a human review step?

Relationship to XGCS research

This project keeps a boundary the laboratory holds elsewhere too: the research answers what actually happened, and this pipeline only answers how to explain it clearly. No stage in it is allowed to originate a finding.

Pipeline architecture (no output shown)

  1. Source runtime
  2. Sanitized evidence snapshot
  3. Adapter validation
  4. Story candidate generation
  5. Story selection
  6. Storyboard
  7. Deterministic data visualization
  8. Optional constrained language generation
  9. Branded composition
  10. Render package
  11. Human review

Instrument inventory / Public-safe surfaces

Every visual earns its place through a source contract.

The current instrument family carries fewer fields than the private research system. That constraint is intentional: public legibility does not require public exposure of sensitive logic.

  1. 01

    Living Research Field

    Occupied behavior niches and current-occupant last-claim generations from the Broad archive.

    Omits quality · returns · genomes · prior occupants

    Inspect →
  2. 02

    Failure Memory

    Typed null-registry rows grouped by published failure mode, with one mark per record.

    Not chronology · not all killed candidates · not loss

    Inspect →
  3. 03

    Training Gym

    The recorded search on a time axis: 9.6 days of eight programs, scrubbable frame by frame, with rejection ledgers and the process events nearest the cursor.

    Recorded replay · not live computation · not performance

    Inspect →
  4. 04

    Signal Lab

    Market structure and semantic context with feed, fallback, timestamp, and provenance state shown in the surface.

    State observation · not a trade call or guarantee

    Inspect →

Vocabulary / Not project claims

Research states require definitions before assignment.

These tokens prepare the system for future records. Their presence here does not assign any state to an undisclosed project.

QUESTION
A research question exists; no hypothesis is implied.
HYPOTHESIS
A falsifiable relationship has been proposed.
UNDER TEST
The hypothesis is in active examination.
OBSERVED
An effect has been observed; replication is not implied.
NULL
The specified relationship did not appear under the test.
UNDERPOWERED
The test could not distinguish signal from noise.
REPLICATED
The result survived an explicit replication attempt.
FORWARD OBSERVATION
Evidence was gathered prospectively after formulation.
DEGRADED
A previously useful relationship has weakened.
REJECTED
The hypothesis did not survive the evidence standard.
RETIRED
The research line is no longer active.