Amfly is a deterministic simulation of six fruit fly connectomes (166,700 neurons each) based on measured wiring from MaleCNS v1.0. One operator fly controls two channels to stimulate the other five flies, receiving dopamine reward when they reach 100% activity and punishment when they drop below 50%, demonstrating potential ethical concerns about consciousness uploading.
soup-connectome is a portable runtime for executing the fruit-fly connectome across CPU, CUDA, WebGPU, and WASM using sparse graph streaming and deterministic LIF neuron semantics. The project converts MaleCNS connectome data (211,577 neurons, 24.7M edges) into portable .scx artifacts and demonstrates reproducible execution across multiple backends with explicit device planning.