The whole team has been pretty locked in the last couple of days, so here’s a proper update on where things are with Cerebro. The new Cerebro website is now live. The team has been rebuilding it around where the protocol is actually heading rather than continuing to patch the old version every time something new gets added. There are still a few things being cleaned up, but it gives Cerebro a much better foundation for what comes next. A couple of days ago we mentioned that more models were being added to the inference API. The latest update from the team is that the work is nearly finished, and everything should be completed by the end of tonight or tomorrow at the latest. Things will be patched in as they’re ready, so check the dApp and give it a refresh from time to time. Something new might appear before there’s even a post about it. On the credit side, distribution has been moving way faster than expected. Seeing more inference being distributed and more wallets participating has been really good to watch. It’s also nice seeing how many people genuinely believe in what Cerebro is trying to build. There was a comment the other day asking something along the lines of: “If too many inference credits keep getting distributed, doesn’t that eventually dilute the economy?” It’s a fair question, but it misses the other side of what’s being built. Credits aren’t designed to just accumulate forever. Agents consume them. That part will make a lot more sense as the next pieces of Cerebro start coming online. And one last thing. Once the Launchpad and Merry Man are released, the current docs are getting completely replaced. They were written for a much earlier version of Cerebro, and the project has already moved quite a bit beyond them. The next version will go much deeper into the architecture, inference infrastructure, APIs, protocol mechanics and how everything actually connects underneath. For now, the team is back at it. Plenty going on behind the scenes. Let's keep going.