Pure C# - BCL only - offline - deterministic
A natural-language compute engine
Ask a math, science, finance, or text question in plain English. McAi routes it to a fleet of 35 narrow, verifiable bots - each an expert in one domain - which vote on the answer (a "jelly-beans consensus"). No large language model, no network, no randomness: every answer below is computed, reproducibly, by transliterated pure-C# math over the .NET base class library.
Every card below is real, live output
from the engine - an actual query run through mcai-all and its computed answer.
Algebra & calculus
Symbolic differentiation, expansion, and evaluation.
Arithmetic & number theory
Order-of-operations arithmetic, primality, gcd/lcm, factorials.
Combinatorics & sequences
Factorials, choose/permute, Fibonacci, triangular numbers.
Geometry & vectors
Areas and volumes, the Pythagorean theorem, vector algebra.
Statistics & probability
Descriptive stats, correlation, z-scores, Bayes' theorem.
Finance
Loan payments, compound interest, tips, discounts.
Units, bases & dates
Unit conversion, number bases, Roman numerals, calendar math.
Text & ciphers
String operations plus classic ciphers and encodings.
Physics, graphs & word problems
Newtonian mechanics, shortest-path search, rate word problems.
How it works
McAi normalizes the prompt, a weighted classifier routes it
to a domain, and every relevant bot answers independently. A synthesizer reconciles the votes
with numeric tolerance (0.333... = 1/3) and reports a calibrated confidence - a
deterministic bot can never be out-voted by an estimate. The whole engine is a single
self-contained binary (mcai-all) with zero packages: all real math comes
from the frozen, verified OnlyCSharp library, portable by transliteration and AOT-clean.