Document Index and Source Authority¶
October 9, 2026. Use this short index when building a diligence summary or AI-generated description. Source code, tests, reported deployment, and architecture specifications are different types of evidence.
Start here¶
- Architecture at a Glance — readable GNUS/GCS split and execution choices.
- Implementation Status and Evidence — component-level source revisions, planned items, unresolved risks.
- Technical FAQ — precise answers to consensus, audit, token, GPU-hash and pricing questions.
- Performance Benchmarks — the required test protocol and currently missing measured results.
- Developer API and Compute Bridge — future OpenAI-compatible client path vs native SuperGenius jobs.
Normative or current references¶
| Purpose | Preferred source |
|---|---|
| SuperGenius release and public network status | GNUS Platform Status |
| GCS detailed cognitive design | System Overview, Executive Summary and topic specifications |
| GCS delivery plan | System Workstream ROADMAP and Chat App ROADMAP |
| Native SuperGenius code and ledger policy | SuperGenius develop at a stated commit; verify deployed pins separately |
| NEO-SWARM prototype/ELMs | GNUS-NEO-SWARM, including C++ router/ELM tests and Python POC |
| Native processing support | SGProcessingManager |
| Implemented native work quote vs planned ELM-hour pricing | GNUS Pricing Methodology |
| Token units, genesis burn default and EVM distinctions | Tokenomics |
| Security audit publication and scope | Contracts/audit listing |
Material that must be labeled historical or superseded¶
- Older four-phase GCS roadmap — explicitly superseded by the 15-phase System Workstream plan. Do not cite its milestone dates as current.
- Early sampled-block slicing pseudocode — has a 'dummy for now' seed; not current verified verifier implementation.
- Historical processing/hash example — not proof of identical FP32 output across vendors.
- Earlier xAI node-hour/10%-burn/price-appreciation scenarios — see Pricing Methodology before citing figures.
- Any pitch promising a dated public mainnet launch, guaranteed QSBS, audited/unrestricted rewards, actual 99% margins, or token-price multiples — not current verified product evidence.
Investor-reader rule¶
Use current code and reviewed documents for architecture and status. Use logged tests or independent audit reports for performance/security. Use dated primary cap-table, chain, finance and legal records for economic claims. If a primary record is unavailable, mark the claim unverified, not false and not true by assumption. This index is not an offering document.