Videos
Janet narrates, the kernel verifies.
A 5-topic, 10-subjects-each video arc — 50 explainers, ~10–15 minutes apiece. Mostly animated cards + D3/Cytoscape graphics. Janet — an AI-rendered presenter (HeyGen avatar) — narrates. Source plan lives in the explaining/ subproject; topic shape is fixed, subjects can shift. The clip below is the master-still test from the voice/lipsync pipeline — narration + on-screen graphics will composite around it.
Channel · YouTube
@Quantapix
Janet narrates, the kernel verifies. A 5×10 explainer arc on axiomatic agents.
The full arc lands on @Quantapix as cuts clear the pipeline. Each video ends pointing at the open-source repos and the call to help axiomatize the U.S. Code — see the donate page.
Preview · Janet master-still test
First HeyGen Photo Avatar IV pass against the wardrobe-locked master still. Voice + lipsync only — no animated overlays yet. Source still and meta in explaining/voice/janet/.
Latest release · 1.1
The brief — verbatim
I need to attract attention to my work, and while I did manually create a few YouTube videos, the experiment fell flat. With qagents now scaffolded, I want you to help me write scripts for a set of not more than 10–15 minute videos about my work. The videos would be mostly rendered/animated cards/text and lots of graphics. Therefore, I will need scripts to submit to Claude Design. Before actually doing any design work, I need an outline for the 5 topics, i.e., 1) "Why theorem provers… instead of semantic searches?"; 2) "Why narrative analysis… or Qnarre?"; 3) "Why result evaluations… or Qresev?"; 4) "Why rigorous debates about… technical analysis?"; and 5) "About Quantapix… the Jack and Janet startup". Each topic should have 10 videos that would be narrated by Janet, I will provide a picture for her with the understanding that a (to be recommended) AI will render her "narration" while playing the animated cards/text or running the high quality "graph actions".
5 topics · 10 subjects each
Each topic is a chapter of ten. Live subjects link to YouTube and the direct cut; the rest open as cuts clear the pipeline. Expand a chapter to see its slate.
Topic 1 Why theorem provers… instead of semantic searches?
proving/ · accounting/
Topic 2 Why narrative analysis… or Qnarre?
verifying/ · proving/ · appealing/ · legal/
Topic 3 Why result evaluations… or Qresev?
evaluating/ · accounting/ · analyzing/
Topic 4 Why rigorous debates about… technical analysis?
analyzing/ · monitoring/ · aggregators
Topic 5 About Quantapix… the Jack and Janet startup
qagents/ · lib/memsearch/ · sub-agents