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Hamiltonian decomposition of Z_m^3 Cayley digraphs for all m > 2 — a complete solution to Knuth's "Claude's Cycles," found by LLM agents under a structured exploration prompt. Constructions, proofs, Lean formalization, and a verification suite.
A computational and formal workbench around the Riemann zeta function: kernel-checked Lean proofs, ball-arithmetic enclosures, structure-matched negative controls, and the dead ends published beside the results. Makes no claim of progress toward RH.
A single index to every SAIR Foundation challenge entered: the open problem each one states, the repository holding the method and the code, and what that method actually reached. Open science competitions in mathematics and computation, run by the Foundation for Science and AI Research.
A source-linked index of open math problems solved, refuted, or settled with AI — tracking the July 2026 wave. Verification-status badges, Lean/DRAT certificates, priority caveats.
A verifier-guided mathematical reasoning agent that converts informal mathematics into a typed theorem hypergraph, learns reusable proof strategies, and uses Lean 4 as the correctness oracle. Sage computes; Lean certifies.
Eight open Erdős problems, with the progress and the dead ends in one checkout: Lean theorems, papers, finite certificates, and the infrastructure that binds claims to source so a stranger can read, replay, or continue. All eight remain open; nothing here has had independent mathematical review yet. Anyone can contribute; solvers keep the credit.
Retrieval-grounded reviewer-memory tool over closed-PR review history of leanprover-community/mathlib4. Indexes ~158k past reviewer comments across ~35k closed PRs to flag concerns past reviewers have raised before.
AI-generated solutions to two research-level math problems from the First Proof community experiment: a Yang-Mills gauge-fixing heat-flow estimate on the 2-torus, and sharp fatness of geodesic triangles in sparse random graphs. Produced autonomously in Claude Code, offered for human validation.