Last reviewed 2026-06-06

Now.

A live ledger of what I'm working on, what's in maintenance, and what I've promised myself I won't touch this week. It's public because a to-do list only keeps you honest if other people can see it.

Current focus

Two fronts in parallel: the research backbone (hERG QSAR Paper I live + Paper II in ChemRxiv moderation; Substrate Geometry methodology arc) and the applied side crossing its first revenue threshold (Lattice sponsored lane live and earning, sponsor checkout self-serve on every site).

The methodology continues to operate empirically across substrates. hERG QSAR Paper I is publicly live on ChemRxiv (DOI 10.26434/chemrxiv.15003259/v1) with its OSF pre-registration public (OSF.IO/UWVX4); Paper II, the three-family data-landscape contribution across 59 psychedelic-class compounds, was submitted to ChemRxiv on 2026-05-24 and sits in moderation as v13. Substrate Geometry holds its rolling-contact preprints on arXiv. On the applied side, Lattice crossed from zero to its first paid placements: $150 (Bluedot, 2026-05-19) and $250 (DeeVid, 2026-06-06), both sponsored placements on Nesyona, with a self-serve Stripe sponsor checkout now live across the network. The YMYL health sites run on source-rigor: FDA, GoodRx, and primary-source citations on every claim. Hekhal is live at hekhal.org at 223 pages with a Bookshop affiliate layer and the Targum bilingual-text pipeline.

This week
  • hERG Paper II: capture ChemRxiv DOI + public URL into the audit trail and the /work/chemistry page once moderation clears
  • Lattice: sponsored lane follow-through; RxGrab flagship on source-rigor review before public go-live
  • hERG Phase 8 model-author outreach: response windows close 2026-06-07 (Swanson / Yang)
  • Identity hub currency pass: reconcile every surface to the 2026-06-06 state
Next week
  • hERG Paper II: post-moderation backfill of the omnirx.org companion article + OSF README with the live DOI
  • Lattice: convert more inbound self-serve sponsor interest; data-study distribution phases 2-6
  • Hekhal: second-wave figures + Pinterest distribution batches
  • Substrate Geometry: methodology paper and TPMS thermal paper progressing through journal review
Recently shipped

What landed lately.

The recent stuff that actually went out, dated, across the whole portfolio. It's here so the rest of this page reads as things that happened, not just things I mean to get to.

The core work

Research, Hekhal, and Lattice (4)

hERG QSAR Research Program

Research . Paper I live on ChemRxiv, Paper II in moderation

Computational toxicology testing static-descriptor QSAR architectures against psychedelic-class compounds. Paper I (iboga alkaloids, architecture-specific failure modes) is publicly live on ChemRxiv at DOI 10.26434/chemrxiv.15003259/v1, with its OSF pre-registration public at OSF.IO/UWVX4. Paper II was submitted to ChemRxiv 2026-05-24 and is in moderation (v13, 47pp): a three-family data-landscape contribution demonstrating systematic under-characterization of psychedelic-class compounds in published hERG patch-clamp literature across tryptamines (22), phenethylamines (20) and cathinones (17) = 59 compounds. A companion translation article is live on omnirx.org. DMX-1001 / noribogaine named-pipeline implication.

Next:Capture Paper II ChemRxiv DOI + public URL on moderation clearance; backfill omnirx.org companion + OSF README; close Phase 8 model-author outreach windows (2026-06-07)Last touched 2026-05-24

Substrate Geometry

Research . 3 preprints on arXiv; 2 papers under journal review

Computational geometry of rolling contact and mono-monostatic bodies. Rolling-contact preprints live on arXiv: oloid local optimum, mono-monostatic catalog, Gömböc engineering evaluation. Methodology paper under review at the SMAI Journal of Computational Mathematics; TPMS thermal paper under review at Elsevier Results in Engineering (SSRN preprint live). arXiv endorsement secured for Paper I from Georg Nawratil (TU Wien), referred by Hellmuth Stachel. 7 physics oracles, 1,430 parametric variants, 25.6x thermal advantage, 58x contact distribution.

Next:Await SMAI-JCM editorial decision; continued engagement with the geometry communityLast touched 2026-06-03

Hekhal

Live . hekhal.org

Open public-facing cross-tradition mystical / esoteric reference. 223 pages, 15 corpora, ~35 bilingual texts, ~99 lexicon entries, 12 codex essays, 14 figure pages, 2 influence maps, 3 reading paths, 5 method articles, three-tier editorial law (canonical / reception / containment), citation panel auto-generating Chicago / MLA / APA / BibTeX on every page. Bookshop.org affiliate layer live across the library; W3C webmention sender; /targum bilingual-text pipeline with dedicated landing. Astro on Cloudflare Pages.

Next:Second-wave figures, Targum text expansion, Pinterest distribution batchesLast touched 2026-05-29

Lattice

Live . 14 sites, first revenue crossed

A network operating system for niche reference sites. 14 authority sites across 3 clusters, programmatic page generation, embeddable widgets, anchor tools (Academic Navigator, Grant Map, FDA Drug Safety Explorer, Supplement Evidence Dashboard, Breed Health Atlas). 14 first-party data studies with 950+ sourced statistics, 21k+ words, CC-BY 4.0 open datasets. Sponsorship revenue on the board (Bluedot, DeeVid, and inbound vendor placements) with a self-serve Stripe sponsor checkout live across the network. YMYL health sites run on source-rigor review (FDA / GoodRx / primary sources). Lattice Constitution v1.3 plus Decision Engine.

Next:Convert more inbound self-serve sponsors; data-study distribution phases 2-6; RxGrab flagship source-rigor reviewLast touched 2026-06-06
The network

The Lattice sites (1)

The consumer-facing publishing arm: niche reference sites that all run under Lattice, publish under one byline, and cite primary sources on every claim.

The Lattice network sites

Live . managed via Lattice

BagEngine, CeoCult, EduBracket, GrantProbe, Nesyona, Health Britannica, PetMaxxing, RxGrab, DeskDeploy, LensPOV, OmniRx, Rinzara, Lucreya, FilmFont. Each site runs under Lattice orchestration, publishing under one byline and one methodology.

About this page

The ledger is a single JSON file in the repo at src/data/ledger.json. Updating it means making a commit, which is honest enough for a weekly cadence. If it ever needs to be daily I'll swap in a protected admin editor, but until then, having to open the repo to change it keeps me from letting it drift.

If you're curious about any specific project, the work page has the full detail on the research programs and Lattice. The individual network sites don't each get their own page here -- that's what the network page is for.