The shared, provider-independent agent substrate beneath Transductive Science: browser and desktop automation, userscript execution, persistent projects, reproducible research loops, community support, and human-or-compute contribution accounting.
Minefield's browser control plane, durable identities, recovery logic, native-host work and Chromium experiments are preserved where they strengthen the shared substrate. They no longer compete as a separate umbrella product.
After the operational alpha runs, the research program moves to lawful binary and runtime analysis of the integrated Chat, Work and Codex desktop environment: process boundaries, local state, browser control, plugins, MCP, scheduling, remote handoff and authority.
Torsion userscripts and project automations continuously inspect upstream systems, replay Prompt Commits, refresh capability maps, generate evidence, and publish results through project pages connected to the project repository and contribution ledger.
Hypotheses, assumptions, experiments, critique, formal obligations and donated compute become durable project objects rather than disappearing into one finished paper.
Every useful donation belongs to a project and is recorded in the same ledger—code, review, research, support, hosting, testing, documentation, translation, CPU, GPU or network service.