Crucible a neurosymbolic stack pairing mamba2 with z3 verification, JEPA, and HDC memory

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Crucible is an experimental neurosymbolic stack integrating Mamba2 with Z3 verification, JEPA for concept prediction, and HDC memory, designed for free Kaggle T4 sessions.

Hi everyone! Ive been working on crucible, an experimental transformer free stack built around mamba/mamba2 and an explicit symbolic verification loop. it uses a z3 solver so the model can emit specs, verify them, and retry on failure. verified patterns get saved into a hyperdimensional computing associative memory, while jepa handles hidden space concept prediction and micro lora handles test time adaptation. the whole pipeline is configured to train and adapt within a free kaggle t4 session. its still an experimental prototype, but feel free to check it out or give feedback on the code. also i am currently training a model using this and when ill be finished i probably will post that here! https://github.com/JustRoccat/Crucible/
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