ProofX Web is the public-facing interface for the ProofX research initiative.
It provides a clean, structured, and extensible web layer for presenting research context, experiment summaries, and future interactive tooling.
This repository does not contain the computational engine. It is intentionally decoupled.
The goal of ProofX Web is to:
- Communicate the research vision behind ProofX
- Present high-level experiment narratives and results
- Serve as a foundation for interactive research tooling
- Act as the public gateway to ongoing computational work
Think of this as the front office, not the lab.
- Web application source code
- UI components and layouts
- Research descriptions and documentation
- Public-facing content and pages
- Deployment configuration (e.g. Vercel)
- Computational engines
- Integer dynamics logic
- Experiment execution code
- Heavy numerical workloads
Those live in a separate, private or research-focused repository by design.
- Clarity over flash
- Research-first storytelling
- Separation of concerns
- Future extensibility
- Minimal but serious UI
The web layer is built to scale with the research, not distract from it.
- ProofX overview and mission
- Research direction summaries
- Structured content sections
- Clean, minimal design system
- Static-first performance with room for interactivity
Planned enhancements include:
- Interactive visualizations (read-only)
- Experiment result dashboards
- Research logs and updates
- API hooks to external compute services
- Public documentation and citations
- Node.js 18+
- npm or yarn
git clone https://github.com/your-username/proofx-web.git
cd proofx-web
npm install