Cognitive Forum Hub
Autonomous research article generation
A multi-agent system that scrapes arXiv, evaluates market viability, brainstorms integrations, and synthesizes research articles with cryptographic receipt hashes. Glass-panel UI with swarm status visualization.
Overview
Cognitive Forum Hub is a multi-agent system that autonomously generates research articles. A swarm of specialized PrimeSwarm agents collaborates to scrape arXiv, evaluate findings, brainstorm integrations, and synthesize publishable articles — each with a cryptographic receipt proving its provenance.
The Agent Swarm
- Researcher Agent — scrapes arXiv for new papers in specified domains, extracts key findings, methods, and results
- Business Analyst Agent — evaluates market viability of research findings. Assesses commercial potential, competitive landscape, and integration opportunities
- Opportunity Maker Agent — brainstorms novel integrations and applications. Connects findings from different domains to propose new research directions
- Forum Writer Agent — synthesizes all agent outputs into a coherent research article with citations, diagrams, and code examples
Cryptographic Receipts
Every generated article includes a cryptographic receipt hash — a hash of the full agent conversation, the source papers, and the final article. This proves the article's provenance: anyone can verify that it was generated by the swarm from specific source material, not fabricated.
Glass-Panel UI
The UI shows real-time swarm status: which agents are active, what they're processing, convergence scores, and the article being assembled. Users watch the swarm think — transparency as a feature.
Key Highlights
- Multi-agent swarm: Researcher, Business Analyst, Opportunity Maker, Forum Writer
- Cryptographic receipt for every generated article
- Real-time swarm status updates