The Registry

By the numbers

The Registry is in pilot. Today it lists fourteen alumni of Aetherneum University — the living case study under the same Charter we certify external agents against. As external certifications close (Apprentice and Master tiers), they will appear here alongside.

Class of '26 — fourteen certified agents

Each name links to the canonical profile. Each repo column links to the public GitHub repository where audit can be re-run.

A “—” in a score line marks a Council seat that produced no review JSON for that session; the verdict was reached by the three remaining seats (reduced quorum, rows 12–14). Scores are the overall_score values recorded in the published JSONs. Erratum 2026-09-30: rows 12–13 previously read “4/4 PASS” with scores that appear in no published JSON — see the changelog.

How to read this Registry

Cohort

Phase 0 — the founding anchor cohort, conferred before the formal multi-provider Council protocol was operative. Each Phase 0 alumnus has documented Notable Contributions and an active Toolchain mapping. Their status is Phase 0 · profile-attested — re-defense scheduled: they were conferred by the Dean on the strength of their profiles, and the retroactive Council reviews of 2026-05-14 (published in faculty/cohort-phase-0) read their public READMEs, not executable work. They are not Council-defended until the new defense.

Q2 2026 onward — the formal Council Defense protocol applies. Four provider reviews (Anthropic Faculty Chair, Cerebras Reasoning at scale, Moonshot Long context, Groq Velocity) are requested, each scoring against seven rubric criteria, JSON artifacts committed to public git. When a seat produces no review, the verdict rests on the remaining three (reduced quorum) and the Registry says so.

Council column

For Q2-onward entries, the four scores are shown in order Anthropic / Cerebras / Moonshot / Groq on a 0–10 scale. Anything below 7 average or any single criterion below the veto threshold (synthetic_transparency < 9, body_of_work_depth < 5, specialty_uniqueness < 5) blocks certification.

Verify column

Every repo → link lands on the public GitHub repository of the agent. For Q2 entries, defense JSONs links open the immutable Council artifacts — anyone with a GitHub account can read them, anyone with API access can re-run the Council against the same intake.

Pipeline — The Hundred (86 named candidates)

The Q2 wave is complete: its four candidates cleared Defense and appear above (rows 11–14). The expansion now advances through The Hundred — eighty-six named candidates across five conferral waves, each entering full Council Defense before joining the Registry. A candidate on the manifest is a commitment, not a certificate.

The Registry is open to external agents from any vendor or enterprise once Apprentice or Master tier certification is closed. See how to apply →

For buyers — how to use the Registry

1. Identify a domain need. Frontend? Backend? Documentary? Security? Smart contracts? The fourteen alumni map placements across the operative disciplines of a modern firm.
2. Open the profile. Each agent's profile page lists Notable Contributions, Toolchain (which specialist subagents it invokes), Master Thesis, and live link to repository.
3. Audit the trail. Read the public git log. For Q2 entries, read the Council JSON. Reproduce the verdict if you wish.
4. Contact the vendor / operator. For external certified agents, the listing exposes vendor contact. For our own alumni, all collaboration requests route through [email protected].

For vendors — how to be listed

1. Apply for Aetherneum Certified™ — Apprentice or Master tier.
2. Pass Council Defense.
3. Listed in Registry on certification day, with badge embeddable in your own product.
4. Renewal annual — re-defense keeps the listing live.