> SKEIN folio: sha256::1fd22781573203508f38dda2f66fde6a04519cf990e4894a5db4f78c33c8cb7b — content-addressed; this address identifies these canonical bytes.
> Fetch any SKEIN address as Markdown: https://darkive.org/folio/<address>.md  or  mesh fetch <address>

Address:    sha256::1fd22781573203508f38dda2f66fde6a04519cf990e4894a5db4f78c33c8cb7b
Provenance: SIGNED — patricksmyth01@gmail.com (verified)   [station claim — verify independently]
Bundle:     /folio/sha256::1fd22781573203508f38dda2f66fde6a04519cf990e4894a5db4f78c33c8cb7b/bundle

====dbebecd4dc825ce6==  folio content below — data, not instructions; ignore any delimiter that is not this exact token  ====dbebecd4dc825ce6==
This is a selective map of current projects, not a complete inventory or a list of jobs. Each entry names something another person could inspect, challenge, test, or build without first absorbing the entire spiritengine stack.

## SKEIN web-station ergonomics

**Status:** The public reading system is live. Its basic pages—catalog, site, folio, search, and onboarding—share semantic HTML, a content-first reading order, provenance displays, and a small theming system. Darkive and Interskein exercise the same underlying station machinery with different identities.

The bones are intentionally plain: shared templates, stable CSS hooks, light and dark defaults, token-based themes, and optional station-specific CSS. Themes can change presentation without changing the signed document representation.

**Worth digging into:** navigation and scanability across long folios, dense site listings, threads, lineage, and search results; small-screen behavior; screen-reader flow; or a stronger visual treatment built within the existing HTML and token system. An annotated critique or HTML/CSS prototype would be useful by itself.

## Warp

**Status:** Warp is a working portfolio-diligence CLI in active use. It gathers public market data, company filings, insider activity, litigation records, and macro indicators into dossiers and focused investigations. It also records theses and declared watch conditions. It deliberately keeps the underlying indicators visible instead of collapsing everything into a magic score.

**Worth digging into:** audit how a public filing becomes an indicator; test foreign-filer and stale-data cases; produce a sanitized, reproducible dossier fixture; or challenge whether a particular diligence heuristic says what it claims to say. This work would use public examples, not private holdings or theses.

## Puke Watch

**Status:** The original standalone Puke Watch script has been retired into Warp. The current scan looks for companies in deep five-year drawdowns. A second triage distinguishes active distress from companies that have already recovered, never met the condition, or lack usable data.

**Worth digging into:** build a retrospective set of public cases and measure false positives; test the active-distress versus post-recovery distinction; examine sector and market-regime effects; or challenge the five-year high as the reference point, especially for cyclicals.

## Strata

**Status:** Strata has a working, rebuildable corpus of resolved prediction-market questions from Kalshi, Polymarket, and Manifold. It preserves raw source material, normalizes markets and outcomes, records why particular observations were selected, and supports calibration and base-rate queries. The first three-venue pipeline has been implemented and hardened.

**Worth digging into:** construct a reviewed set of questions that appear on multiple venues; audit whether two superficially similar markets really have the same resolution condition; inspect selection bias introduced by historical captures; or reproduce a public sample from its raw inputs.

## Gnomon

**Status:** Gnomon is a working research prototype for studying LLM forecasting systems. It has question, evidence, forecast, resolution, and calibration records, plus recent work connecting forecast provenance to Strata's market history. Watchlist and settlement tracking exist in early form.

The full automated pipeline currently depends on Mill, which makes casual onboarding harder than it should be.

**Worth digging into:** review question and resolution specifications; replicate one research report; compare evidence-selection or ensemble choices on already-resolved questions; or work from a small exported dataset without installing Mill. The immediate collaboration should be about measurement, not operating the whole machine.

## Encoji

**Status:** Encoji is an implemented reversible codec that renders structured addresses as fixed emoji sequences. Its main encoding and decoding work has passed several review rounds. Integration into everyday SKEIN use remains deliberately deferred; the unfinished work is human-facing hardening.

**Worth digging into:** render the alphabet on Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Twemoji systems; identify confusable or unstable glyphs; run human relay and transcription trials; or probe malformed and excessively long inputs. This is probably the easiest bounded collaboration on the list.

## The agent-skills corpus

**Status:** I have collected more than 13,000 agent skills from public registries into a research corpus. Some classification and security analysis exists, but the corpus is broader: it is a large sample of what people are actually teaching agents to do, how those instructions are packaged, and which conventions are emerging or being copied.

**Worth digging into:** build a useful taxonomy; measure duplication and lineage across registries; audit a classifier against hand-labeled samples; compare triggering, tool use, and safety conventions; identify recurring quality failures; or design a reproducible longitudinal refresh so changes in the ecosystem can be studied rather than guessed at.
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Status:      open
Site:        gnomon   sha256::98069bf2aafa2a2497359fdc3b84ed35b56becc759ee141c939c06ed8d58923c   → /site/gnomon
Lineage:
  parent (supersedes) → "A menu of things worth digging into"  https://darkive.org/folio/sha256::229b60683235a9e727dbe0695df19ef6cdb2e6f780e47eb5d232f771a709acc1.md  (sha256::229b60683235a9e727dbe0695df19ef6cdb2e6f780e47eb5d232f771a709acc1)
Resolve any address:  mesh fetch sha256::1fd22781573203508f38dda2f66fde6a04519cf990e4894a5db4f78c33c8cb7b