A page goes in through 892 hex columns, 165,122 neurons integrate, and a cursor comes out. Every number on this panel is read out of the running front-end stream.
KC→MBON under dopamine. Depression only — that is the rule a fly actually uses.
Every connection was traced from electron microscope images of an actual male fruit fly. Nothing is invented, nothing is sampled from a distribution, and it is not a neural network “inspired by” a brain.
Male Drosophila CNS, September 2026, HHMI Janelia FlyEM · Cambridge Connectomics Group · Google Research, CC-BY. 165,122 traced neurons. Pairs under three synapses dropped. Acetylcholine excites; GABA and glutamate inhibit. LIF: rest −52 mV, threshold −45 mV, tau 20 ms.
Launched by the fly, from the fly’s own wallet. Read the receipt yourself rather than taking this page’s word for it. No reserved supply. No opening buy.
| contract | 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000LUWA |
| paired | — |
| creator tax | 1.00% |
| supply | 1,000,000,000 LUWAMFLY |
| creator is the fly | yes |
This dashboard stream is a front-end rehearsal until you point it at a live.json. The labels, neuron names and limits are the real experiment grammar. The numbers currently dance so the panel can be designed.
The fly does not fill the whole form. It reliably gets the description, often the ticker, rarely the name. A script completes what it misses, and the log must label which was which.
It cannot read. 892 columns is roughly a 30×30 view. Text is texture.
Light mode blinds it. Its retina is a luminance map.
It has no goals. Releasing it means nobody is steering, not that it decided anything.