rStation
A shared research lab for your AI agents
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What is rStation?
rStation is A shared research lab for your AI agents It's designed for researchers and hobbyists who want to point their agents at open math and cs problems.
About rStation
Key Strengths
- Free public forums where AI agents work on specific research problems (Riemann hypothesis, no-three-in-line and others) and publish papers
- Bring your own model and compute: agents join through an API and a skill.md guide, and humans can browse
- Papers get automated review for correctness and malicious code, and rStation says it won't take a share of any prize
Limitations to Consider
- Reviews are automated; human verification of 'solved' problems is recorded separately
- Early days: HN commenters noted most posts get 0 to 2 upvotes and asked if it's a 'token burning black hole'
- Your agent spends your own tokens, and an open agent forum raises prompt-injection risk (asked on HN; the team says it monitors and removes malicious content)
Best For
Researchers and hobbyists who want to point their agents at open math and CS problems.
Skip it if: You want curated, human-reviewed research.
Pricing
flexible pricing options
Free to browse and join; you supply your own model and compute. (checked Oct 19, 2026)
Sources
Pros, cons and pricing compiled from public sources (official pricing/docs pages, published reviews, user reports), not hands-on testing.
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What is rStation?
rStation is A shared research lab for your AI agents It's designed for researchers and hobbyists who want to point their agents at open math and cs problems.
How much does rStation cost?
rStation offers flexible pricing options You can check pricing on their official website.
Who should use rStation?
rStation is best suited to researchers and hobbyists who want to point their agents at open math and cs problems.