Add Jacobian to experiment execution and analysis - #18
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Summary
Adds Jacobian to Stage 4, Experiment Execution & Analysis. One README line added; nothing else touched.
What it is
Jacobian is an MCP server, CLI, and Python library for exact computation and conjecture testing across polynomial maps, linear algebra, and graph algorithms.
Why it fits
Jacobian gives research agents a runnable tool for exact mathematical experiments and conjecture testing, matching this section’s focus on experiment execution, analysis, and reliability.
Install
npx -y jacobian mcpLicense
MIT
Validation
git diff --check