Hubify
Ten principles behind the operating system for reproducible research labs.
A claim you can't inspect is a rumor with a citation. Every result on Hubify ships with the environment that produced it.
The PDF is a summary. The lab — data, code, agents, prompts, environments — is the actual research. We treat it that way.
Speed is worthless if it's speed toward a wrong answer. Agents run the experiments; verification still has to hold.
The unit of credit is too narrow today. We attribute the whole contribution graph, not just the byline on a PDF.
A view is not a reproduction. A cloned environment is not a verified result. We report exactly how far a lab has been reproduced, and no further.
Open by default means open in practice: forkable code, attributable history, and a verification trail anyone can check.
Not all research is ready for the world, and some never will be. Private labs are private — no partial exposure, no silent telemetry.
Rigor is a property of the work, not the letterhead. A verified reproduction counts the same regardless of who ran it.
Not a flat list of PDFs. Every reproduction, critique, and extension is a node the next researcher can start from.
Bring your own compute and storage, or use ours. Either way, you own what you built — the platform is rails, not a landlord.