Build local intelligence in public, together.
Cerebral Chips is an open-source platform for people who want to inspect, improve, and share the building blocks of useful local AI.
Repositories remain unpublished until scope, license, and evidence are confirmed
Local intelligence should be shaped by the people who build and depend on it.
Cerebral Chips exists to make the path from local-AI idea to verified system more open. The platform belongs to a community of engineers, researchers, makers, and users who can question it, improve it, and take it into the places where it matters.
No repository card appears before a real repository exists.
Repository names, URLs, licenses, hardware targets, supported workloads, and contribution rules remain intentionally absent until verified.
Useful systems can precede custom silicon.
Open RISC-V cores, toolchains, simulation, and accessible hardware may provide early environments for runtime, kernel, and verification bring-up after dependency review.
Candidate specifications need status and rationale.
Published architecture material should separate proposals, evaluated options, selected decisions, implemented behavior, and verified evidence.
Implementation follows a reviewable dependency and license policy.
Source publication is intended where ownership, upstream obligations, documentation, build instructions, and validation status are clear.
Results require workloads, methods, and reproducible evidence.
No benchmark is published without the model, configuration, hardware or simulator state, measurement method, limitations, and an inspectable evidence path.
Every useful perspective can help strengthen the shared foundation.
Public contribution guidance will grow with real repositories and maintainable review capacity. Until then, contributors can bring a workload, experiment, design question, review, or proposal through the published collaboration channel.