DISPATCH

PaperChase Labs has been accepted into Anthropic’s Claude for Startups program. Access includes a direct line to the Claude product team, early product access, live technical sessions, priority founder events (Hackathons, Builder Days, Founder Days, meetups), and practical founder resources as they ship. Legal entity on the acceptance notice: PaperChaseWebb Inc. Public product surface remains paperchaselabs.com.

PaperChase CLI is proprietary company IP — authorized internal use only. Public MIT, PyPI, npm, Homebrew, and open-repo claims are retired. What the lab publishes: products, doctrine, harness, and free artifact drops.

The lab now has a 100-year research roadmap. We took the method behind Dario Amodei's 'Machines of Loving Grace' — define the powerful thing concretely, reason in marginal returns, run every claim through a limiting-factors checklist, anchor to base rates, show the confidence gradient — and pointed it at operator-owned intelligence. Five pillars from PAPERBRAIN; a horizon grid where every 'NOW' cell ships in v0.1. His century is compressed; ours compounds. Wired into the flywheel: /research → /network → @paperchase.

Internal runtime: PLAN → ACT → CRITIQUE loop, multi-agent dispatch, MCP, skill registry, vault-backed sessions. Zero telemetry. Not a public package — private operator tooling.

Internal: SpawnAgent for parallel child loops with budget guards, skill install paths, and `paperchase reflect` — vault distillation that mutates the operator persona across sessions.

Every session, every turn, every tool call lands in local vault storage. Autonomous sessions resume from the last checkpoint. Local-first, never transmitted as product data.

Runtime ships with zero analytics, zero usage pings, zero error reports. Cloud model runtimes are opt-in via env vars — your key, your bill, your data.

Public lab surface is products and doctrine. Proprietary edge — vault contents, private skills, trading code, operator bridges — stays on the machine. Same mission, clear ownership boundary.