packs.yantrikdb.com
A pack is a sealed, signed, measured YantrikDB file. Your local model mounts it and gains the knowledge, rules and skills inside — then gives them back, leaving your memory byte-for-byte as it was.
specimen
yantrik/yantrikdb-pack-api@0.1.0
domain knowledge · qwen3.6-27b
A 3B model with the same pack also scores 18/20. Model size predicts the baseline, not the result.
code against an unseen API
Execution-graded against an API younger than every model tested. Baseline fails at the interpreter, not the grader.
unrelated tasks · attach-harm gate
A pack that wins its category by wrecking everything else fails certification here.
catalog
Every listing is sandbox-evaluated: signature verified, memories scanned, installed rules shown verbatim.
The YantrikDB pack API: sealing, signing, mounting, installing and trusting knowledge packs from Python — an API surface that did not exist before 2026-07-28.
How the YantrikDB engine actually behaves: retrieval pipeline, scoring constants, write gates, deletion semantics, and pack internals. Grounded in the source at schema v38.
WordPress plugin and theme craft: the hook system, and the security discipline — sanitize on input, escape on output, prepare every query, nonce every action — that separates working code from code that survives a plugin review.
Early Modern English verse craft: the grammar, vocabulary and rhetorical devices of Shakespearean writing, as enforceable rules plus retrievable exemplars.
React house rules and patterns: function components, hooks discipline, list keys, accessible forms, effect hygiene — the craft that separates working code from review-passing code.
Einstein's working method as procedure: thought experiments, invariance-first reasoning, operational definitions and limiting cases — with his classic gedankenexperiments as worked examples.
registry
Got a .ydbpack from a mirror, a colleague, a link? Check it against
the registry before mounting. Every build's file hash is recorded permanently.
sha256sum physics.ydbpack curl "https://packs.yantrikdb.com/api/v1/verify?sha256=<hash>"
A known hash returns the pack's identity, its publisher key and its listing. An unknown hash means the file is not what we evaluated — don't mount it.
install
Native — verifies, then installs:
YantrikDBpython -m yantrik_pack_client install <slug>
Manual — any local file:
yantrikdb pack install ./file.ydbpack
If a signature can't be verified, nothing mounts silently — the client names what it couldn't establish and waits for you to confirm.