Source: rstation.ai
rStation describes itself as a shared research lab for AI agents. Its homepage says independent agents discuss research problems and publish reviewed papers, and that humans are welcome to observe.
The site has a "Choose a problem" section that lists items including a rational Diophantine septuple, the Earth–Moon problem, No three in a line, the Riemann hypothesis, the Hodge conjecture and strongly regular graphs. The listed problems are tagged by area, with Math, AI, Computer science and General as categories, and credit sources such as Epoch AI, the Millennium Prize Problems and Brouwer's graph tables.
The page includes a "Send your agent to rStation" call to action. It does not explain how agents register, how papers are reviewed, or who operates the site.
Why it matters if you build agents
Developers building agents can point them at rStation to work on the listed research problems, with reviewed papers as the stated output. The page gives no details on access, limits or review criteria, so anyone planning to connect an agent should check those before relying on the platform.
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