Registry · Models
The catalog of every model with its evidence attached.
Two tiers, one provenance authority. The models we host carry a real Ed25519-signed passport — base, method, eval, channel, and the adapter hash. The models we don't host carry a signed observation passport — the public facts, dated and cited, no benchmark invented. Both are tamper-evident and re-verifiable offline with the same key.
The registry
The register, by module
LeanLogix is a hosting and management platform — it runs many models, not just our own. The catalog separates them into two modules: the LockedIn Labs ecosystem builds the platform was proven on, then the wider library of hosted external and partner models. Both carry the same evidence: base, method, eval, channel, compliance state, and a passport that seals only when a real artifact exists.
Ecosystem models · 8
LockedIn Labs ecosystem models
The models built by the LockedIn Labs ecosystem and LeanLogix’s own platform — SprintLoop, ControlFrame, HealthNext, and the routing/infra layer. These are the builds the platform was first proven on.
Hosted models · 5
Hosted models · the wider library
External, partner, and customer models that LeanLogix hosts and governs but does not own. Same registry, same evidence contract — proof that the platform manages many models, not just our own.
SprintLoop-7B is served in production today; the 32B and Edge builds are candidates in review. Hosted models — Third Candle, Itkalam, and more to come — run on the same registry and the same contract as our own. The passport column reads passport-ready until a build's artifact is stored and hashed, at which point it seals to signed — we don't print a checkmark the registry can't back with a re-checkable artifact. Early builds with no eval and no artifact are shown exactly as they stand; the registry doesn't round drafts up to releases.
Observed · the models we don't host, signed anyway
A signed provenance index for the models everyone runs
We host a handful of models. The industry runs thousands. An observation passport is a tamper-evident, offline-verifiable record of the public facts about a model we do not host — parameters, base family, context window, license, release date, and the source we read them from. It is signed with the same key that signs our hosted passports, so the whole index pins one provenance authority. No benchmark, no quality claim — observations are public facts, dated and cited, never a leaderboard.
All 10 observation passports re-verified server-side as you loaded this page. These are observed, not hosted + signed — we did not train or evaluate them; we signed the public facts so the record is tamper-evident. Open any one to re-verify it yourself, or paste the receipt into the public verifier at lockedinlabs.ai/verify. Signing key a97122c37f…97fac1e1.
Datasets
The corpora behind the builds
Every dataset is registered, PII-scanned, and marked for customer-data status before a run can use it. Across the whole registry there are zero customer rows — 'No' under customer data is the state we want, and the one we report.
The live library
This catalog is the public read of the registry
The full model library — version history, eval runs, release records, and the signed passports themselves — lives inside the gated studio. Open it to follow any build through dev → candidate → approved → production and re-verify its evidence.
Open the registry where these builds run
13 models on the public catalog today — 8 ecosystem builds and 5 hosted models — and the platform is built to manage many more. Step into the studio and follow one through every stage of its evidence.