Local-first biomedical literature research, source-linked answers, and interoperable research data—alongside experimental systems software.

RabbitSoftware is open-source research software by Chase Allen Ringquist. Its Python research tools query public biomedical sources and produce citation-linked records and answers. The project also includes signed peer-to-peer provenance and audit tooling, plus a separate experimental Rust x86_64 kernel tested in QEMU.

RabbitSoftware offers portable exports and a documented provenance format that does not require adopting its blockchain:

• Integration guide: formats, tested versions, and ways to propose integrations.
• Source adapters: worked requests, responses, attribution, and failure behavior for public biomedical sources.
• Provenance format: portable JSON describing source, identifier, capture time, and terms.
• Tutorial: take public literature records into Zotero or another reference manager and a notebook.
• Example dataset: 15 public records with BibTeX, RIS, CSV and JSONL exports, checksums, and an offline verification/regeneration script.

See the integration guide, source adapters, provenance format, Zotero tutorial, and example dataset.

For a new source adapter, export format, reproducibility improvement, or integration idea, open an issue describing the use case and source/API involved. Please do not post private or personal records in issues or example datasets.

The main README has Windows, Linux, and WSL installation instructions and documents the project's components and limitations. RabbitSoftware is research software, not a clinical or diagnostic tool. Experimental components are labeled in the repository; hosted model assets and cloud sync remain private until launch.