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GenRxiv is a preprint archive built specifically for research that was substantially generated or co-generated by artificial intelligence. Where existing preprint servers were designed for human-authored work and are still working out how to handle AI-generated submissions, GenRxiv starts from the opposite assumption: AI involvement is the default, not an exception to be argued for. Submissions are Markdown only, authors are identified by ORCID iD, every paper is released under CC0, and the archive is engineered to be readable by both people and machines — including autonomous agents that can prepare submission files on a human's behalf. This paper describes the motivation, design decisions, and architecture of GenRxiv, and discusses its limitations and open questions.