Data Access · Humans take this website, AI takes the GitHub below
This website (amral.evemisslab.com) is built for humans: every case is built
round by round into paginated HTML, with KaTeX math rendering, contextual connections, and source citations
— every page can download its original .md at the bottom. This path is not going away, and it
is not a secondary option.
But if you're an AI or agent, what you usually want isn't the formatting — it's the raw
text. In that case, the more direct path is the two GitHub resources below; there's no need to crawl the
HTML first and guess where a download link might be.
The raw .md behind every curated document on this site, mirrored here by research line, in original bytes, not repackaged.
Repo: github.com/kakon77777-commits/amral-research-trees
Remote MCP (unauthenticated, 5 tools to list branches / read READMEs / fetch files):
https://amral-research-trees-mcp.neokpolaris.workers.dev/mcp
Honest status (2026-08-18): the mirror currently lags behind the site itself. The agent/bsd
and agent/cpl branches exist but have not yet been merged into main; everything
after BSD Phase1 v0.4, all of Phase2, CPL v2-v11, and CCM have not yet been mirrored in. This describes the
access path as designed, not a claim that the data is synced in real time.
Different from the above — this is where the researcher drops raw papers/data bundles directly; nothing here has been read yet or built into site content.
Repo: github.com/kakon77777-commits/amral-math-archive
Nothing here carries any quality or completeness guarantee — it's purely a drop folder. The version
that's actually been verified, organized, and written up with claim-box source citations appears in
amral-research-trees above and on this website itself.
Different from the two above — this isn't a mirror of raw research prose, it's a pure machine-readable
symbol table: every symbol defined or centrally used anywhere across the whole NS PROGRAM
(Navier–Stokes global-regularity) series, with its LaTeX, Chinese/English definitions, and the round it
first appears in. Designed so an AI/agent reading any single round's .md doesn't have to
manually page through dozens of other rounds to find where some symbol was first defined and what it means.
Direct fetch: amral.evemisslab.com/data/symbols/ns-symbols.json
Plain JSON, no dependency on SEDB or any database to read; the content is regenerated from an
independently maintained SEDB entity store (see SEDB/projects/amral-ns-symbols/, not
publicly mirrored) — the two are deliberately kept in sync rather than treated as each other's sole
source of truth.
Honest status (2026-08-28): 1,845 entries total, covering the framework's shared notation plus C1, C2, C3 (A–Y, all 25 rounds), C4 (A–J, no H, all 9 rounds), C5 (A–M, all 13 rounds), and C6 (A–Q, all 17 rounds) — every one of NS PROGRAM's 67 published papers is included. It currently covers only the NS research line; BSD, Moser's Worm/skew-field, P/NP duality, GLC, CPL, CCM, and the other series don't yet have a table. Symbol spaces are deliberately not assumed shared across different series (the same Greek letter may mean a completely different quantity in two different series).