Minos Opens Bittensor Subnet 107 Mac Beta With Rewards Disabled

Minos announced the public beta of its macOS app at 11:50 p.m. ET Friday, Nov. 6 (4:50 a.m. UTC Nov. 7), opening access to a prototype for a proposed evaluation-authoring workload on Bittensor Subnet 107.

The client requires an Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 14 or later. For each assignment, a user’s AI service drafts a scientific brief from public literature. The Mac audits the draft and uploads an evidence bundle through a signed URL.

Assignments go to Minos’ platform test queue. The beta workflow does not register or submit work on-chain, and participants receive no subnet rewards. Users supply their own AI subscription or credits. Listed AI connections include Codex, Claude Code, Kimi Code, SayGM and Chutes.

Subnet 107’s established work centers on genomic variant calling. Miners run variant-calling tools on genomic data, and validators score the results against truth data. Evaluation authoring is the proposed next workload for the subnet.

The beta’s literature briefs and evidence uploads do not show whether the briefs are scientifically correct or whether evaluation authoring improves variant-calling results. The beta provides a test workflow for the proposed workload, without on-chain submissions or rewards.