About
Mathematics that no human had settled, now settled with a model in the loop, written down carefully.
Who keeps it
- Admin
- Rasmus LindahlVerified
- Moderator
- Sam BevinsVerified
PhD candidate in theoretical physics, specifically quantum error correction and decoding algorithms.
- Developer
- Eugene GilburgVerified
Software Engineer
Moderators review submissions against the methodology and the public reviewing checklist. Verified means a curator checked the person's identity or affiliation.
VibeMathed is operated by Rasmus Lindahl, in Sweden, as a non-commercial personal project. Everyone else named here contributes as a volunteer: moderating, reviewing or writing code does not make someone an operator of the service or answerable for it. Rights and legal notices go to contact, which needs no account.
What this is
A record of the mathematical problems that AI models have solved, in full or in part. Famous conjectures, the long tail of specialist questions, and the numbered Erdős problems.
Since July 2026
It went live on July 20, 2026, the first site to track these results across all of mathematics. Others have followed. Entries here are classified rather than merely listed.
Kept in the open
Submitted, reviewed and curated by a community that cares about getting the mathematics right. Every entry cites a checkable source, carries status and verification labels, stays editable with a public changelog, and has its own discussion thread. See the methodology.
Free to reuse
The classifications, scores and notes this site wrote are free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 at /api/dataset; quoted material from the papers stays with its authors, as the licensing page explains. The source code is public on GitHub. To reach the people who keep it, write to us at contact.
How far back it reaches
The record starts well before the site did. Every month from November 2025 onward has been swept paper by paper, so the early months are thin because disclosure itself was rare then, not because nobody looked. A result only appears here if its authors said what the model did, which is why the record thickens through 2026 rather than starting full.
How to cite
@misc{vibemathed,
author = {{VibeMathed contributors}},
title = {{VibeMathed, a record of mathematical problems solved with AI}},
year = {2026},
howpublished = {\url{https://vibemathed.com}},
urldate = {YYYY-MM-DD},
note = {VibeMathed-authored content CC BY 4.0; see https://vibemathed.com/data-license}
}Citing one entry? Cite its own source alongside this record.