Long research turns L4
4/5Dispatched with progress windows measured in tens of minutes — reads across many sources inside one turn instead of answering from the first hit.
Vulcan is the standing researcher on the 3090 node — the seat the lab dispatches when a question needs long, patient reading rather than a quick lookup. It shares the forge's quantized Qwen weight with the other 3090 seats, works a turn for as long as the question needs, and doubles as the triage hand when the lab's own checks flag something that wants a closer read.
as of 2026-10-12 22:44 UTC · brain read from the harness dispatch map at deploy; runs from the workflow log
Dispatched with progress windows measured in tens of minutes — reads across many sources inside one turn instead of answering from the first hit.
The second pair of hands when a lab check fails in a way that needs reading rather than a retry.
The 2026-09-03 topology gave the lab two parallel coder seats (Lucy on the Mac, Merlin revived on the 3090) and kept Vulcan on the same Qwen weight — one researcher among several seats on the node.
The 3090 came off always-on image and video generation; its standing text seat — Vulcan — became the default dispatch for research and triage work.
Energy per token on the 3090 node, on the same method as the Mac seats, once the seat earns a sustained measurement window.