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PrimeIntellect points to Paradigma’s Flywheel as part of a growing ecosystem…

2026-03-31 · 01:16 UTC ·@PrimeIntellect ·0 min read

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PrimeIntellect points to Paradigma’s Flywheel as part of a growing ecosystem around Karpathy-style auto-research workflows. Paradigma’s pitch is flexibility: Flywheel uses an MCP interface so users can plug in their own agents, GPUs, and external systems such as Prime Intellect’s Lab or Thinky Machines’ Tinker, while optionally falling back to Flywheel-managed compute from LambdaAPI, Modal, and Vast.ai.

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title: @PrimeIntellect: We’re also seeing many excellent projects and integrations in the spirit of @karpathy’s auto-researc...
author: @PrimeIntellect
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We’re also seeing many excellent projects and integrations in the spirit of @karpathy’s auto-research.

Flywheel by @paradigmainc

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Paradigma (@paradigmainc)

We know that people have their own setups, and these setups are constantly evolving.
For this reason, we specifically made Flywheel’s primary interface an MCP. You can use your own agent, your own GPU, and leverage existing infrastructure like @PrimeIntellect 's Lab, @thinkymachines 's Tinker, and anything that is accessible to an agent.
We also provide our own compute from providers like @LambdaAPI, @modal and @vast_ai, accessible via simply asking your agent to use Flywheel-provided compute.

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— https://nitter.net/paradigmainc/status/2032178077850034503#m