Defined technical problem
Environment, constraints, expected result, and acceptance basis.
Primae runs open-source scientific software before choosing a starting point, then adapts the best-evidenced foundation to the problem.
The repository returns with passed, failed, and unresolved checks attached for qualified review.
Primae runs shortlisted open-source candidates before choosing a starting codebase, adapts the selected foundation, executes problem-specific checks, and returns working code with a signed record that keeps failures and unresolved work visible for human review.
Primae works on the scientific software itself
It does not center idea generation, manuscript production, or a plausible patch. It begins with prior implementations, observes them running, changes what the case requires, and evaluates the result against evidence outside the model.
Environment, constraints, expected result, and acceptance basis.
A running foundation selected and adapted through execution.
Measured outcomes, limitations, and unresolved items attached.
BEST FIT
Objective, constraints, environment, and expected output.
Code, a model, simulation, or another testable artifact.
Reference, equation, invariant, benchmark, dataset, or standard.
Primae keeps one technical brief connected while the starting point moves from a promising description to observed execution, targeted adaptation, and a reviewable return.
Hand back the repository, signed check record, failed checks, unresolved items, and review state.
Primae discovers relevant open-source candidates, runs them, chooses a starting point from observed behavior, adapts the selected foundation, executes problem-derived checks, and returns the repository with a signed record for human review.
An established scientific repository can contain years of domain decisions. Primae preserves the parts that already work and concentrates new work on the gap between the running foundation and the technical case.
Economic objective · Make effort follow the missing change—not a blank-sheet rebuild.
An AI opinion is not a check
In staging, Primae supports roughly eighteen families of problem-specific checks. The applicable battery depends on the case, executable environment, and evidence available.
Each check can carry the measured value, expected value, tolerance, deviation, and confidence. The record remains bound to the checked artifact and preserves outcomes that failed or could not be completed.
A candidate is never silently promoted to an answer.
A missing basis or incomplete execution remains visible; it does not become a green result.
A Primae check record can preserve passed, failed, and unresolved outcomes alongside measured and expected values, tolerances, deviations, confidence, the checked code fingerprint, time, and exact check list.
Primae can continue long-running work, reconnect to the editor, and re-check a shadow copy. A bounded improvement can return with its rationale, but nothing reaches the working repository until a person accepts it.
The job remains owned and recoverable when the editor disconnects.
Discovery, execution, measured checks, and handoff stream into the editor.
Bounded attempts run on a shadow copy and can be reverted.
A suggestion and signed rationale return; consequential approval remains human.
These internal records show how Primae-generated components were compared with named reference implementations across depth estimation, pore-scale CFD, and road-damage detection.
RECORDED COMPARISON / 01
Nineteen output-affecting components evaluated against the Depth-Anything-V2 reference. Eight DINOv2 backbone modules were recorded separately.
Reference project: Depth-Anything-V2
10matching
1close
1divergent
7not available
RECORDED COMPARISON / 02
Fourteen physics components reported as coarse categorical verdicts against the MassTransferFoam/OpenFOAM reference.
Reference project: GeoChemFoam / MassTransferFoam
9matching
1close
4divergent
0not available
RECORDED COMPARISON / 03
Fourteen output-determining components evaluated against the named yolov5_SODRv1 reference.
Reference project: yolov5_SODRv1
12matching
0close
0divergent
2not available
The end-to-end staging pipeline has run across machine learning, compiled multiphase simulation, and computer vision. New engagements are assessed case by case; this is not a claim of universal domain or toolchain support.
Mechanics, fluids, structures, materials, controls, and simulation.
Molecular modelling, chemistry, biological systems, and scientific software.
Subsurface, climate, geospatial, energy, and environmental models.
Surrogates, solvers, optimisation, and numerical methods.
Problem fit, environment, evidence, deployment, and review criteria are established during onboarding.
Deployment and data-handling terms are confirmed before work begins. Do not send confidential source code or datasets through the access form.
Primae returns code, executed checks, and unresolved work; qualified acceptance remains human.
Tell us the problem, current toolchain, and the reference or acceptance criteria you would use. We will review fit and follow up about a design-partner conversation.
This is a fit review, not instant enrollment. Pricing, access terms, and service levels are not yet published.