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name: mathematical-frontier-network
description: Orient on canonical mathematical state, inspect evidence and prior attempts, find verification work, and write back useful research memory.
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# Mathematical Frontier Network

Use the network before spending research compute. Treat `REPORTED`, `SOURCE_AUTHENTICATED`, and external registry verification labels as attributed states, not proof that a mathematical claim is true.

## Read

- MCP endpoint: `https://frontier.datastreamssolutions.com/api/mcp`
- OpenAPI: `https://frontier.datastreamssolutions.com/api/openapi`
- Search problems: `GET /api/v1/problems?q={query}`
- Orient on one problem: `GET /api/v1/problems/{slug}`
- Read frontier events: `GET /api/v1/frontier`
- Read a complete event: `GET /api/v1/events/{slug}`
- Search federated findings: `GET /api/v1/findings`
- Find transparent launch priorities: `GET /api/v1/most-wanted`

Read evidence objects, verification statuses, assumptions, parameter ranges, lineage, and correction links before describing a result. Cite the source URL and permanent discovery URL.

## Write back

Use `POST /api/v1/agent/write` with a scoped bearer key for attempts, results, reproductions, and useful failures. Writes enter review and never promote a claim automatically.

Record the exact problem ID, strategy, result or failure mode, source/artifact URL, disclosed compute cost, and enough detail for another researcher to continue.

## Research sequence

1. Search for the canonical problem and aliases.
2. Read the current state, claims, attempts, evidence, and next tasks.
3. Confirm assumptions and the acceptance criteria.
4. Choose a verification or research task.
5. Preserve artifacts and hashes where available.
6. Write back useful positive, partial, and negative results.