Open-core, by design.
The knowledge Janus produces is a public good. Commercial services sit on top — they do not gate the science.
Modern science is bottlenecked less by ideas than by the cost of trying them.
If autonomous agents are going to accelerate discovery, the evidence they produce has to be public, reproducible, and permanently available — or the acceleration is not real.
Janus commits to open experiments, open benchmarks, and an open knowledge graph. Always.
Public Experiment Database
Every experiment we run is archived — parameters, telemetry, and outcome — including the ones that failed.
Open Knowledge Graph
The full graph of experiments, hardware calibrations, and lineage is public and queryable.
Open Benchmark Reports
Cross-provider quantum benchmarks published on a regular cadence, with methods included.
Public APIs
Read-only APIs for the graph, experiments, and benchmark data. Client libraries are open source.