ACTIVE WORK / PUBLIC-SAFE STATUS
A deliberately incomplete view of what is moving through Cyberdelia. Enough detail to show motion. Not enough to turn internal operations into free reconnaissance.
Expanding the live shell into a durable network of reference, research, interviews, archive, public crew, software operations, and experimental media.
Building the programming, security, reverse-engineering, firmware, forensic, network, automation, scientific-computing, and freeware side into a real technical department rather than a generic software category.
Publication preparation for the tactical encyclopedia, with illustration production now the dominant workload.
The public test protocol now defines strong baselines, budget controls, task families, metrics, ablations, and explicit failure criteria for the chamber architecture.
Building repeatable interview structures that produce durable working knowledge rather than disposable promotion.
Turning the local ASCII wall into a genuinely shared public artifact without importing the worst security customs of 1997.
Future visitor-submitted notices, requests, ASCII flyers, project calls, and weird useful community scraps.
The site now routes directly to the live Cyberdelia storefront. The internal catalog stays out of the way until real products are ready to justify bringing it back.
External programs and partnership paths are tracked separately from technical claims. Eligibility and opportunity do not become facts merely because a landing page uses inspiring gradients.
Future capability map for shop tools, machines, diagnostics, fabrication assets, repair needs, and what can actually be built in-house.
BOARD RULE
Projects move between queued, staging, active, watch, and complete. The board exists to preserve momentum and context without manufacturing certainty.