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Psychedelics In Recovery™, in the open
A safe, sacred space to integrate and discuss the role of psychedelics in your recovery journey. This is where the fellowship's open, technical work lives: the websites, the helpers, the documentation, and a public record of what's shipped.
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Latest shipped
Straight from the AstroLog, PIR's plain-language changelog. Each star is one finished piece of work.
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Where the work lives
Most of PIR's life happens in meetings and at psychedelicsinrecovery.org. This is the technical side, kept open so anyone can see how it works.
Beyond the WhatsApp thread: meet A.L.E.X.
PIR's Discord helper answers from PIR's own published materials, with sources, and opens private helpdesk tickets for LitCom, TechCom, GitHub, PR and the Board, each with a living status board.
Visit A.L.E.X.How A.L.E.X. works
The full walkthrough: how a question travels, the safety rules that run before any AI, and where the knowledge comes from.
Read the write-upAstroLog: changelog & library
Every confirmed, finished piece of work in plain language, plus the longer write-ups behind it. Subscribe by RSS if you like.
Open the porchC.A.T.A.L.Y.S.T.
The helper fleet that tends PIR's sites and desks, with a person directing every action.
Visit the chalkboardBrand assets
PIR's official logos and usage for PIR® and Psychedelics In Recovery™, in one canonical place.
Open on GitHubWebsite archive
Snapshots of PIR's websites over time, so nothing published is ever truly lost.
Open on GitHubContacts & structure
Trusted servants, role mailboxes, committees and domains: who to reach, and how PIR fits together.
Read on GitHubPrivacy policy
What PIR collects, why, and how to ask for it to be changed or removed.
Read on GitHubDe Vine News dashboard
A behind-the-scenes look at the newsletter pipeline, from submissions to editions.
See the dashboardComing soon: published literature and more helpdesk portals.
The real point is service
Everything here exists to help people help each other. If you'd like to lend a hand, on GitHub or anywhere else, there's a place for you.