Concordia Colony
Auditable agent workflows for scientific evidence
A local-first AI system that traces generated claims through a durable workflow, bounded scientist agents, deterministic verification, and a content-addressed evidence graph.
Concordia Colony turns genomic model explanations into traversable scientific records that connect every claim to its sequence context, model output, attribution, counterfactual result, and supporting source.
A seed scientist creates bounded workflow descendants that inherit versioned prompts, permitted tools, attribution settings, verification plans, and resource budgets.
Seven versioned, schema-validated tools run in child processes with path validation, deny-by-default network policy, and explicit resource budgets.
Every sequence, model output, attribution, mutation, paper, claim, and verification decision enters a content-addressed evidence graph with immutable manifests and explicit ancestry.
A deterministic evaluator traces claims to source artifacts and scores provenance completeness, counterfactual consistency, cross-method agreement, stability, and resource use.
A measured three-member Qwen 3 software run produced valid schemas, references, tool calls, reproducible lineage, and component-level fitness records. The public read-only workspace clearly separates fixture validation from scientific findings.