Propose a useful integer representation
LatForge can propose lattice-basis changes for compatible subproblems. This is a possible contribution to integer optimization, not just cryptographic analysis.
Sometimes the valuable change is not a faster search step. It is a representation that exposes useful structure. A lattice tool, an exact algebraic operation or a checked graph transformation may contribute outside its usual product category.
The products retain their available interfaces. These connections describe integration and evaluation opportunities—not a claim that every combined runtime has been delivered.
Router is now explicitly the Garmo Solvers backend-selection/racing/guard module. UNISOLVE retains its separate source-preserving dispatch and proof-transport mechanisms. The right owner of a coordinated computation is defined per workflow.
Explore the eleven products ↗A source model can hide structure or force an inconvenient search representation. A seemingly simpler reformulation is useless if it changes the feasible decisions or loses the original objective.
Evaluate an admitted transformation, preserve the original-source relationship and independently check the lifted result. Existing graph-to-MIP transport and checked symmetry reductions provide concrete source-backed examples; an integer-lattice bridge is additional integration work.
A potentially more useful computational path without asking the customer to accept an answer to a different problem.
Existing components have distinct jobs. The proposed integration connects their responsibilities without treating access interfaces as proof of a shared runtime.
LatForge can propose lattice-basis changes for compatible subproblems. This is a possible contribution to integer optimization, not just cryptographic analysis.
modalg can assist admitted exact algebraic checks and reconstruction. It is not automatically an implementation of every required integer normal form.
UCS, UNISOLVE and relevant MIP/binary engines retain their model limits. GarmoForge can coordinate a supported formulation choice.
The final candidate, objective and claimed proof must be checked against the original source and the actual transformation contract.
A local browser illustration of the idea. No customer model is uploaded and no SpinForge engine is invoked.
This guide describes acceptance obligations. It does not generate an integer parametrization or run LatForge, modalg or a proof checker. Equal determinants alone are insufficient evidence of lattice equality.
Not another mandatory product license. Scope the model, integration, acceptance and deployment needed for the actual customer workload.
Specify which inputs and relationships the chosen transformation admits.
State why the reduced/reformulated model retains the necessary feasible choices and objective meaning.
Map the candidate and applicable evidence back to the original problem.
Include transformation and replay work, not just the reduced search size.
An engineering team evaluates whether an admitted coordinate or structural change improves the actual solve-and-check path. Reject the transformation if preservation is unestablished or the full workload becomes worse.
Documented components and proposed cross-product work are not the same evidence.
The latest UNISOLVE inventory documents graph-to-MIP transport and symmetry-to-count reduction. Its K20 diagnostic has 21 count valuations versus 1,048,576 Boolean assignments and verified optimum 100. These are example-specific facts, not general throughput claims.
Complete integer parametrizations where needed, exact transformation witnesses, lifting contracts and matched end-to-end tests.
Equal determinants alone do not establish lattice equality. LLL reduction is not a complete integer parametrization. A smaller state count is not a runtime multiplier, and no general improvement is implied for unrelated instances.
Choose only the components that fit. Original and upgrade products are not additive speedups. No generalized benefit, hosted activation, certification or execution authority is implied.
These links identify candidate contributors. They do not mean every product is required or that every connector already exists.
Start with an original model or workload, an accepted baseline and the protected requirements. Agree the comparison before promising a system-level gain.
One capability. A connected workflow.
A team to put it into practice.