Primus launches math-research assistant built with Maplesoft

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Published Saturday, September 19, 2026 · 2:19 AM EDT

Ali Asaria announced the launch of Primus for Math, an AI research tool built with Maplesoft for mathematicians and engineers. He said it can review literature, analyze problems using Maple's math engine, simulate systems and show its work at each step so researchers can inspect the reasoning. During the beta, users receive Maple access at no additional cost, and new signups are offered free Primus credits.

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