Unwind Code works with builders, investors, protocols, creators, and operators who need more than a prompt demo. We map the organism, identify the authority boundary, design the proof loop, and decide what should act, what should wait, and what must stay human.
Start with the lane that matches your intent. Each path points to the clearest artifact before a conversation asks for trust.
Map a workflow into cortex, memory, gateway, tools, safety gates, and testable integration points.
Study the organism stack Proof pathEvaluate the thesis through public artifacts, status labels, transmissions, and bounded Web3 posture.
Inspect proof first Prototype pathJoin early access for human-facing systems like Infinity Mirror as they move from prototype to product.
Explore Infinity Mirror Learning pathFollow field notes, product windows, proof packets, and public learning loops without triggering outreach or hidden profiling.
Open signal console Simulation pathDesign a Web3 simulation lane with read-only research, risk scoring, unsigned review packets, and no hidden wallet authority.
View Web3 boundaries Conversation pathBring a problem domain, an authority boundary, and a proof requirement. The lab turns it into an organism path.
Start the conversationBuilders, investors, users, subscribers, protocols, and collaborators should know what to bring, what proof to inspect, what authority stays blocked, and which route comes next.
Workflow, domain, toolchain, and authority boundary need architecture before implementation.
Thesis, status, risk, and traction questions need dated evidence before belief.
A reflection need, product curiosity, or early-access question needs a safe prototype route.
A learning cadence, build interest, or product signal needs proof-filtered updates.
An on-chain decision, treasury risk, or agentic workflow needs simulation before authority.
A domain, constraint, audience, or proof need should become a bounded sprint before work begins.
Before a protocol, fund, or operator asks for agentic on-chain intelligence, the gate names what can be observed, what can be simulated, what stays unsigned, who owns approval, and why broadcast remains locked.
The protocol gate is public guidance only. It cannot connect wallets, request approvals, create transaction objects, sign, broadcast, custody assets, move money, provide individualized financial advice, poll private data, deploy, post publicly, or begin work without explicit approval.
Choose the role you are bringing into the lab and inspect what to send, what Unwind should return, which proof route travels with it, and which authority stays blocked.
The composer is a preview only. It cannot submit a message, open hidden chat, start work, trigger outreach, write files, deploy, spend, post publicly, pull private data, connect wallets, sign transactions, or broadcast Web3.
The lab does not treat every inquiry as ready. It classifies the signal as ready to scope, needing research, blocked by authority, or missing proof so the next step stays small and reviewable.
The receipt is guidance only. It cannot submit data, open chat, start work, trigger outreach, write files, deploy, spend, post publicly, pull private data, connect wallets, sign transactions, broadcast Web3, or promote status without proof.
The lab does not start by selling hours. It turns your signal into a role lens, authority boundary, proof requirement, organism route, and first sprint packet so the next step is concrete.
A builder, investor, protocol, user, creator, or collaborator brings a real domain and a reason to care.
The page routes the visitor toward the artifact that matches their trust question before asking for a conversation.
Filesystem writes, public posting, money movement, wallet authority, and generated code are named before a prototype gets tools.
The packet records what evidence would make the system trustworthy: tests, review notes, transmissions, metrics, or release artifacts.
The work becomes an architecture review, prototype organism, Web3 simulation lane, proof-loop audit, or product organism path.
Only after the goal, boundary, and proof bar are explicit does the lab propose a small, inspectable first sprint.
A useful collaboration starts with the shape of the organism, not a vague feature request. Send the minimum context that lets the lab map action, risk, and proof.
AI organism architecture collaboration
The outcome you want the organism to create.
The domain, users, channels, and tools it needs to understand.
The authority boundary it must never cross without approval.
The evidence you would need before trusting it.
Before collaboration becomes work, the lab turns your message into four checkpoints: signal, boundary, proof, and handoff. The gate makes clear what to bring, what we inspect first, what stays blocked, and what closes the loop.
The scope gate is public guidance only. It cannot submit data, start outreach, write files, deploy, spend, post publicly, pull private data, connect wallets, sign transactions, broadcast Web3, or begin work without explicit approval.
Every collaboration starts with a mode, a deliverable, a proof bar, and an authority boundary. Pick the path that matches the risk you need to make legible first.
Send the first signal
