100x more experiments, 1,000x cheaper.
Antinuous runs autonomous research, experiments and simulations. It turns an idea into thousands of runs, executes them at the same time and keeps the ones that hold up.
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What goes into a research task
Each part does one job. Select one to see where it sits in the stack.Question
Describe an idea in plain words, or send it from a coding agent. Antinuous works out which searches and simulations to run, and can rerun them on a schedule.Agent swarm
One request starts a swarm of research agents. Each takes part of the question, searches and plans at the same time as the others, and reports back to one sheet.Compute cluster
Every experiment and simulation runs as code on its own computer, thousands at a time. Antinuous plans each batch and reuses work across runs to keep each one cheap.Sources
It searches the web, science databases and public records. It reads full papers and flags retracted ones, and opens your PDFs, spreadsheets, CAD models and data files.Sheet
Results land in a table you can edit. Each fact links to its source, and a second model checks it. The sheet is the starting data for the next batch.Artifacts
It writes cited protocols, analyses and manuscripts, with charts that keep their sources. Decks export to PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides, and drafts wait for your approval.How it works
Antinuous works in rounds. A round can run 1,000 simulations at once, and the best results start the next round.Make a plan
Antinuous breaks your question into searches and simulations. The plan becomes a sheet, with one row for each thing to study.
Gather evidence
It reads papers and your files, and searches databases and the web. Each fact keeps a link to where it came from.
Run simulations
Up to 1,000 simulations and analyses run at once, each as code on its own computer, so you can read and rerun any of them.
Review and repeat
It checks the results and drops the weak candidates. The next round starts from what is left.