AIN Research
Autonomous Intelligence Network — Core Research & Knowledge Compilation Engine
ain-research is the core orchestration engine powering the Autonomous Intelligence Network (AIN) — a self-organizing research system that autonomously ingests scientific literature, detects contradictions between knowledge nodes, and evolves credibility scores for every research concept it tracks.
🚀 Quick Start & Installation
pip install ain-research
Verify the installation:
import ain_research
🔬 Core Architecture & API Reference
1. Knowledge Orchestrator (ain)
The central brain routes new research concepts to the correct vault subdirectory, compiles the knowledge wiki incrementally, and drives all downstream intelligence modules.
Usage:
import argparse
from ain_research.ain import cmd_remember, compile_wiki
# Save a concept (auto-routes based on tags)
args = argparse.Namespace(
title="Hawkes Process in Market Making",
content="A self-exciting point process where each trade increases P(next trade)...",
tags="quant,finance,microstructure"
)
cmd_remember(args)
# → Saved to: vault/wiki/02_Research/Quant_Finance/
# Rebuild the full knowledge index
compile_wiki()
2. Autonomous Research Daemon (infinite_research_daemon)
Crawls ArXiv and GitHub continuously, utilizing a multi-threaded concurrent architecture and a dynamic multi-source proxy aggregator pulling from hundreds of free public proxies to bypass rate limits and achieve virtually infinite Request-Per-Second (RPS) thresholds.
Usage:
# Single pass
python -m ain_research.infinite_research_daemon --run-once
# Ingest a specific paper
python -m ain_research.infinite_research_daemon --paper 2406.12345
3. Storage Foundation (db_manager)
OS-level atomic file locking + SQLite backing store with dead-letter queue logic.
Usage:
from ain_research.db_manager import FileLock, get_system_metrics
with FileLock():
# safe critical section
pass
metrics = get_system_metrics()
print(f"Queue pending: {metrics['queue_pending']}")
4. Contradiction Engine (contradiction_engine)
Zero-LLM-token 3-voter ensemble that detects mutually inconsistent research claims in < 500ms on 19,000+ nodes.
Voters:
- TF-IDF cosine similarity (≥ 0.72)
- Jaccard unigram overlap (≥ 0.45)
- High semantic sim + tag disjointness
Usage:
from ain_research.contradiction_engine import detect_contradictions, get_unresolved_count
# Preview conflicts without writing to disk
conflicts = detect_contradictions(all_pages, dry_run=True)
print(f"Unresolved: {get_unresolved_count()}")
5. Credibility Manager (credibility_manager)
Self-evolving node reputation scoring with automatic archival and first-principles promotion lifecycle.
confirmed → score += 0.1 (max 1.0)
falsified → score -= 0.2 (min 0.0)
score < 0.3 → archived (_Archived_Falsified/)
score > 0.8 for 30d → first_principles (_First_Principles/)
Usage:
from ain_research.credibility_manager import record_confirmation, get_all_scores_summary
record_confirmation("Hawkes_Process_in_Market_Making")
for r in get_all_scores_summary()[:5]:
print(f"{r['score']:.2f} [{r['status']}] {r['slug']}")
6. Hybrid Citation Pipeline (citation_pipeline)
Fast and accurate 100% semantic citation generator using Crossref and ArXiv. Handles entire paragraphs by extracting keyword tokens for API queries, then scores candidates natively against the full paragraph context using TF-IDF cosine similarity.
Usage:
# Set your Crossref Polite Pool email to authenticate
export CROSSREF_MAILTO="you@example.com"
# Generate top 5 citations from a full paragraph
python ain.py cite "Market making algorithms utilizing Hawkes processes represent a significant leap in high-frequency trading. By modeling the arrival of limit orders and market orders as self-exciting point processes, these strategies can dynamically adjust their bid-ask spreads in response to clustered volatility and order flow imbalance."
7. Paper Checker (paper_checker)
Automatically audits full research drafts, detects plagiarism, and recommends missing citations using Jaccard Token Overlap and the Hybrid Citation Pipeline.
Usage:
# Set your Crossref Polite Pool email to authenticate
export CROSSREF_MAILTO="you@example.com"
# Check your markdown or text draft for plagiarism and missing citations
python ain.py check-paper <path/to/draft.md> --output Paper_Audit_Report.md
🏛️ System Architecture
ArXiv / GitHub API
↓
infinite_research_daemon → db_manager (SQLite Queue)
↓
ain.py Orchestrator
↙ ↓ ↘
vault .md contradiction credibility
INDEX.md engine manager
MOCs _Disputes/ _First_Principles/
visualizer_data.json
🤝 Contribution & Links
- Repository: https://github.com/That-Tech-Geek/ain-research
- PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/ain-research/
- Author: Sambit Mishra
License
MIT © 2026 Sambit Mishra / AIN Labs
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