Closed lab
Describe the job. NeuralHub hands back a file you can act on. No account, no seats, and no usage product.
The shape of a file. Not a result handed over.
A few kinds of file. Biology and forecasts come first. A conversation comes before a price.
Designs a lab can hand onward, with a reason and what to measure next.
A smaller set worth a closer look, written so the next step is clear.
A prediction with a date on it. When it expires, it can be run again.
A material aimed at a property, written so a lab can decide what to make.
Stops, order, and constraints. Ready to run again when the orders change.
A number from a shape, plus the field around it, so the next shape is informed.
What was tried, written so someone can study it.
The same kind of file, recomputed when the last one goes stale.
Four parts. Enough for a person to act, and to know when to ask again.
The list, the forecast, the number, or the trace. The thing you can use.
Why this ranked above that. A useful file is more than a dump.
What to order, measure, or decide. Structure alone is not the file.
When the file goes stale, if it does. Then it can be run again.
A lab, a forecast desk, or a team that wants the file. Tell us what to compute.
The lab spends the compute. You do not get a login to the machines.
Something written down and handed over. No account required.
Tell us what you want computed, or what you want to hear about. A conversation comes before a price. This note does not create an account.
