Publish in the Noetic Archive.

Verification is what lets you deposit. It is free, independent of any subscription, and it never expires. Two signals:

• Required · ORCID iD

  Sign in with ORCID so the iD is confirmed by ORCID itself, not typed in. Your iD travels with everything you publish and appears in every citation of your work.

• Plus one · Academic signal

  An institutional email you confirm by return message, a lab or faculty page that lists you, or a matching Google Scholar profile. Any one of the three.

• Anything else · Human review

  Independent researchers, clinicians, and unusual affiliations go to a person, not to a rejection. The real boundary is consent and licensing on the data, not the shape of your CV.

Two different acts, and it is worth keeping them apart. You publish a project in the Repo: your paired recordings and reports, your methods, your licence, with a DOI and a page you can cite in a paper. Every published project joins the Archive.

Qualifying deposits also contribute to the Noetic Taxonomy — the versioned map of recurring neural archetypes that the Architect refines from the corpus. That is the part no other repository has, and the reason a deposit here keeps paying you back: each new contribution sharpens every past and future analysis.

You keep your own copy of everything. Files live in your Neural Vault under your control, and you work with them locally through Psyntient Node.

Contribution is free. Access to the current state of the Taxonomy is the paid service. The two are independent — verification never buys you access, and a subscription never grants deposit rights.

• Psyntient account · free

  Read past Editions of the Noetic Taxonomy in the Library and join the Psyntient Nexus community.

• Researcher · free

  Everything above, plus the Psyntient Repo: browse it in full, publish citable projects, contribute to the Noetic Taxonomy, and keep a public researcher page.

• Researcher · full access

  The current Edition of the Noetic Taxonomy in the Library, plus Psyntient Node downloads, Account Contexts, experiments and protocols, the Node API, and the premium Cortex agent — on your Node, or via Psyntient Cloud on your own private droplet. See what full access includes →

• Institutions

  Universities, labs, and companies work under a license, with seat counts and ingestion pipelines set at the license tier. Developer accounts are priced separately and are coming.

• Reproducibility is never gated

  A citation always resolves: project landing pages stay publicly reachable, and every past Edition stays readable for free with any Psyntient account. You can pull the exact Edition a paper cites and re-run against it.

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The Taxonomy is not left to an agent alone. The Science Advisory Network reviews, contests, and validates what the Architect proposes; members hold full access at no cost as part of that role. Psyntient also runs its own research program on the Archive, published for transparency rather than as a condition of using it.