01 // The Wire
Latest, as it lands.
alphahelix:~$ tail -f data/corpus.jsonl
Findings, regulatory moves and published posts, newest first. Refreshes every 60 s.
02 // Studies
The number is the headline.
alphahelix:~$ cat corpus.jsonl | sort -r date
Each card opens with the single most striking figure a study produced — or, when it produced none, the species it was done in. That is the point.
> 0 records match.
An evidence-tier badge.
Human RCT, early human, animal or in vitro, minimal evidence. Colour-coded, impossible to miss. A red tag on a compound the rest of the internet sells as a miracle is the content.
A species statement.
“Evidence in rats — not humans.” Stated in the first two lines, never buried in the caveats.
A live citation.
A PMID, an NCT number or the FDA page — on every finding, resolvable in one click. If it cannot be cited, it does not get published.
03 // The Evidence Map
Twenty-five peptides, graded.
alphahelix:~$ cat config/sources.yaml | group-by tier
The watchlist, by the strongest published evidence behind each compound. The count is how many findings on this page cite it. Updated monthly.
The Alpha Helix Brief
One email a week. Sundays.
what you get: the week's findings · tier · species · citation · what moved on the map · read the latest issue ↗
04 // Regulatory Radar
What is actually legal right now.
alphahelix:~$ fda watch --page pcac_calendar --diff
FDA, PCAC, 503A and 503B status — what moved, on what date, and what it does not mean.