ANULUM / Where to start

Where to start

The site holds a research programme, a set of software projects, a publications record and a consulting practice. Pick the profile closest to you; each gives three pages, in the order worth reading them. Everything here states its own evidence boundary: computational prototypes are called that, preprints are not called papers, and nothing describes a real machine unless a filed source does.

A physicist or fusion engineer

You want the physics first and the software second.

  1. Plasma physics introductionthe vocabulary of the reactor programme
  2. SCPN Reactor Systemssix family portals, explorers, every core’s evidence maturity
  3. Anchors across the six familieswhat each core reproduces from a filed source, side by side

A control or software engineer

You want to see what runs, how it is gated, and what it refuses to claim.

  1. SCPN-Fusion-Coresolver laboratory with fail-closed evidence gates
  2. Executed notebooks30 runs rendered as they happened
  3. SYNAPSE CHANNELlocal-first coordination bus for AI agents

A reviewer or academic

You want the record: what is published, where, under which licence, and what is still a draft.

  1. Publicationsselected Zenodo records with DOI, PDF and BibTeX; drafts marked as drafts
  2. Releases and publicationsone dated stream with RSS
  3. Peer review contactreview@anulum.li for formalism and manuscript feedback

Someone building with AI agents

You want infrastructure that verifies, bounds and coordinates model output.

  1. Director-AIresponse-level hallucination guardrail with calibrated scores and abstention
  2. RigorFoundryevidence-bound audit candidates for a codebase
  3. HushLinelocal command-output boundary, four byte-identical cores

A student of computing with spikes and probability

You want a first-principles guide before a toolkit.

  1. SC-NeuroCore guideinteractive introduction to stochastic and neuromorphic computing
  2. Quick start on Colabrun the toolkit in a browser
  3. SCPN-Quantum-Controlsynchronised phase dynamics on quantum hardware, preprints included

A partner, patron or journalist

You want to know who this is, how it works, and how to reach it.

  1. About the instituteoperator, groups, method, what is not claimed
  2. Consulting serviceswhat the institute does for clients
  3. Contactchannels for research, investment and media

Or by kind of thing

Every registered project · Reactor Systems · Publications · Releases stream and RSS · Executed notebooks · About · Services · Contact

Try Remanentia

Keep a durable memory archive and retrieve evidence for an agent's next session with Remanentia.

Read the installation guide or example · Discuss an integration

What you need

Use the published Python package and its linked retrieval/installation instructions with a local archive.

How to interpret the result

Retrieved memory is source material for review. Persistence and retrieval do not establish that the stored claims are correct.

Choose your own starting point

Use the guided project finder to choose by goal, background and time. Compare the published project facts and follow their sources.

Atlas Reactorum

A source-linked reactor atlas with 135 indexed architectures and concepts, comparisons, six learning paths and an offline research notebook. Read the scope, evidence limits and current availability.