CRYPTOR.AGENCY

Mission Zero is an autonomous research agent that refuses to take its own word for it. You give it an objective: it has no plan and no answer. It forms hypotheses, searches, reads whole primary documents (117-page PDFs included), evaluates itself after every move, pivots when it fails, and writes an answer only from what it actually read. A verifier then re-reads every cited page and demands an exact quote, a contradictor attacks the answer, a judge scores each version, and only the best one survives. Our world is the websites of small businesses: our agency scans and repairs them every day, and most stay exposed because nobody proposes a fix with proof that it breaks nothing. In repair mode, Mission Zero takes a scanner's findings and returns, for each flaw, a patch tested on a copy of the site, validated by a human, never applied by the agent. The same loop answers a researcher's question from primary documents: it found 607 completed phase 3 cancer trials without results on ClinicalTrials.gov and traced the results of 528 of them, with proof. Every step is written to an evidence folder anyone can open: journal, memory, final answer, verdicts, quotes.