Crucible a neurosymbolic stack pairing mamba2 with z3 verification, JEPA, and HDC memory
Summary
Crucible is an experimental neurosymbolic stack integrating Mamba2 with Z3 verification, JEPA for concept prediction, and HDC memory, designed for free Kaggle T4 sessions.
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