CoreTex Client Architecture

CoreTex is the open client that runs the retrieval benchmark. The coordinator runs it to score patches in real time. Anyone can run it independently to verify those scores against chain logs. That redundancy is the point: if scoring lived only in private coordinator code, the whole economic claim would reduce to "trust us."

The chain stores state roots, accepted patch bytes, receipts, and epoch metadata. The corpus, model files, and evaluator code live in a versioned bundle that the client downloads and pins by hash. Keeping the heavy artifacts off-chain makes settlement cheap; pinning them by hash makes the off-chain part honest, since a tampered bundle would simply fail the hash check and be refused.

Miners can participate through the public coordinator API alone. Running the client locally is the path for anyone who wants to independently audit a state advance.